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Temuka Leader, Issue 1850, 7 February 1889, Page 3

END OF CHEAP SALi. DO YOU WISH TO SECURE BARGAINS ? JF SO, ARRANGE TO MAKE YOUR PURCHASES ERE WE CLOSE, ON SATURDAY, 2ND FEBRUARY NEXT. WINNING’S STORE, lEMUKA. CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! NEW SEASON’S FRUITS ... lOd per box from la 6d per lb ... id per lb Gibs New Currants ... Gibs New Raisins Gibs New Sultanas ... 11b of Best Mixed Peel for 2s 9d for 3s 3d for 3s 9d for Is 2d New Figs ... . Tea Best Lump Sugar AND ALL OTHER LINES EQUALLY LOW. t have on Hand and to Arrive a Splendid Selection of FANCY GOODS Suitable for XMAS PRESENTS. Also CROCKERYWARE & GLASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Cops and Saocbks from 5s 6d per dozen DOME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. INSPECTION INVITED A. R ALLAN, STOREKEEPER, TEMUKA, 1888. CHRISTMAS. SALE I CHRISTMAS. 1888 VICTORIA HOUSE, GERALDINE. HAVING recently Made Extensive Purchases of all Kinds of CLOTHING, DRESS MATERIALS, PRINTS, etc., also GENERAL DRAPERY, BOOTS and SHOES, TOYS and FANCY GOODS of EVERT DESORITIION, specially selected for CHRISTMAS TRADE, J. W. PYE cordially invite* the Public of Geraldine and Surrounding* to GIVE HIM. A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING THEIR CHRISTMAS GOODS, in order to See the GREAT BARGAINS be intend* offering for the next FOUR or FIVE WEEKS—Goods of the Best Quality at the VERY LOWEST PRICE. A Splendid Line of Men’s, Boys’, and Juvenile Summer Clothing ; New Shirt*, Hat*, Ties, Sox, etc., oto., etc. j Dress Materials, Print*, Gingham* and Mudins, etc.— in Great Variety ; Sheetings Shirting*, Flannel*, Caliooe*, and Flannelettes; Sunshade*, Hosiery, Glove*, Ribbons, Lace* etc,, eto. j Hats, Feathers, and Flowers—all New j Boots and Shoes —Best Make*. Come and See the New Fancy Goode, Dolls, Games, Toys, Xmas Cards, etc., etc. DRESSMAKING—Having secured the Services of a Practical Dressmaker, Ladies can depend upon getting nothing but the LATEST STYLE, Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Charges Moderate, MILLINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE ON THE PREMISES. J. PYE. BARGAI MSI BARGAINS! SWEEP IN a SEDUCTIONS IN DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, AND SHOES THE following are a few of (he many CHEAP LINES to be got at the BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA, FOR CASH Men’s Strong Tweed Suita 20a, worth 30s Men’s Strong Tweed Trousers ss, worth 8a Men’s Stong Tweed Coats 10s 61, worth 15s 6d Men’s Strong Leather Shirts 3s, worth 4a 6d Men’s Strong Tweed Hats Is 6d, worth 2b 6d Men’s Strong Gotten Shirts Is 6d, worth 2s 3d Men’s Strong Regatta Shirts 3s, worth 4s 6d A Large Stock of LADIES’ and GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS and SHOES, which have been Marked at EQUALLY LOW PRICES. It is impossible to refer to every article in Stock, but I shall feel pleaiure in showing the Goods to intending Purchasers, feeling satisfied tint Inspection will lead t® Business. J. B E~~O WN . BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. Strong White Calico 2s fid doz, worth 3a fid Strong Grey Calico 2s 9d doz, worth 4b Ladies’ Straw Hat s la, worth 2e Ladies’Jersey Jackets ... 5s fid, worth!B* Sunshades ... ... Ts fid, worth 2a fid Lace Curtains 2a 3d, worth 3s fid IMPORTANT T 0 THE LADIES I QUITE A REVOLUTION IN THE CORSET TRADE. DUN LOP & CO. aAVE pleasure in announcing the ARRIVAL OF THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT OS' _ SYMINGTON'S NEW CORSET CESTUS,” 16 THE EMBROIDERED GIRDLE OF VENUS.” ’hia CORSET can bo instantly Tightened, or Loosened whi'st worn. Ordinary torseta are made to expand or contract by lacing nsatisfactory and difficult of accomplishment. IHE CKbIUS HAS NEITHER IYLLETS NOR LACES. The Backs are connected by Bands working within each ther, and attached to the Waist Belt, by means of which the Corset canbe easily ud instantly adjusted to the greatest nicety. Do not negtoot to SECURE A PAIR eforo they are ALL GONE, as they are Selling like Ripe Cherries. IMPORTANT TO THE WORKING MAN I—A Capital Lino of 250 Pairs of ’a mo us TRAVIS! AN CORD TROUSERS, in Stockman’s and Dggers Cut, to be old at 9s per pair to Clear —usual price, 12s 6d. N. DUNLOP AND CO., MPORTERS, MANCHESTER HO USE, GERALDINE.

TO THE INHABITANTS OP GERALDINE AND oURRGONDING DISTRICTS. Haying decided to give up the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT of my Business,and give my-whole'attention to the Grocery, ironmongery, and building Requisites, I intend offering for CaHi THE WHOLE OF MY LA EG IS STOCK OF DRaPERY, ETC., amounting to over £3OCO, regardless of Cost. tion Invited. No Reasonable Offer Refused, This is an opportunity for purchasing Goods, at Under Wholesale Cost, that heads of families and others should not Iree sight of. R. H. PEARPOINT seß GERALDINE. Oi 20 4? A Per a y to be 1100(16 oM L oW Xby Persons of either Sox, a their own localities, at Work for us New business. All meet with wonderful sue cess. Anyone can do the work. Capital not required. We will start you. Outfit worth £1 mailed free. The employment is particularly adapted *o the regions in which this Publication circulate?. Boys and Girls o«n earn nearly as na/ci ns Men, Full panioulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time —don’t delay, but write to Us at once. Address—Stmeou ami Co., 1 orllai d, Mama* United Siatee, ib-U

LITTLE DUST PAN. CHRISTMAS TOYS AND FANOI GOODS NOW OPEN. Liberal discount to schools and PICNIC PARTIES. Inspection Invited to the Shilling Table. NOTE ADDRESS— L uOiP SLATER’S OLD BUILDINGS, MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMAHU, A . J . COT TEEL L mv2G