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Temuka Leader, Issue 1886, 2 May 1889, Page 3

"JL'LJJ •TO'IIJI >ROWN, DRAPER, Etc., IS NOW OPENING UP SEVERAL OASES OF NE a oods CONSISTING} OF—drillings, Laces, Corsets, Gloves, Fancy Uocklh, Umbrellas, Hosiery and Haberdashery, Sheeiims <md Cniicoes, Matting and Floorcloths, B'■•mkeu, Hug*, Cretonnes, Shirtings, Roalyn Yarns, Kaiapoi Clothing, and Zialaudia I Bootß aod Shoes. THE ABOVE LINES WILL BE SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH INSPECTION INVITED. BEEHIVE STORES, TBMUKA. ■H " "■■' CO TEAS. AND CO. S »*Mi TEAS. UNRIVALLED FOR FLAVOUR AND STRENGTH. Sold at 2a, 2s 43, 2a 6d, 3s per lb, io Jib and lib Packets, Tins, and Chests. IMPORTANT TO TH IS WHOLE DISTRICT. a * ffla«a*wi 1"N order to make a thorough Clearance of the balance of Summer Slock, J. W. PYE will, until further notice, MA.KK EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS in the PRICES of ALL GOODS, inoluding GENERAL DKAPERYof Every Daioription, MEN'S and BOYa' CLOTHING in Gr«&t Variety, 80018 and &HOES of Best tvfakei Only, and a Large Variety of FANCY GOODS. Hiving: seourjd one or twoVEEY BPBOIAL LOTS in tha way of SAMPLES hDd JOB LINES in White and'Colored Counterpanes, Table Oloths, Towele, Toilet Covers, Hosierv, Corsets, Sheatings and Calicoes. BOYS' KNIOKER SUITS in Every Make, and at Price* that cannot be touched. Men'e Suits, shirts. Hats, etc., and ahoat of ofchar Linos too Numerous to advertise, must ba Sold, as the Prices in most oases are LESS THAN THE ORDINARY WHOLESALE. In faot, for real Sterling Value nothing haa hitherto been shown in Geraldine to compare with them. Come one' Oomo all! Inspect the Goods and paitioipato in the Great Bargains. NO MERE BLOW, BUI 1 SOLID FAOi?. DREBSMAKING a Leading Speciality, under the Competent Management of MISS BYRNE, and Ladies who favor h«r with their orders can depend upon getting Every Satisfaction, and nothing but the Best of Work leaves her hand. Perfection of Fit and Style. Charges Strictly Moderate. J. W. PY B . VICTORIA HOUSE, GERALDINE.

A. E. ALLAN'S, MAIN SOUTH IiOAD, TEMUIiA, CROCKERY WARE, GL ASS WARE, HOLLO WAKE, TINWARE, BRUSHWARE, LAMPS, ETC, As I am RETIRING from the above Particular Branches of my Business, the HOLE MUST Bi'] SOLD WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS, REGARDLESS OF COST. ON SALE-OATEN SHEAF CHAFF IN ANY QUANTITY. A. R. ALLAN", MAIN SOUTH ROAD, TEMUKA.

... DUNLOP & CO. fAVE plessnre in announcing the ARRIVAL FROM HOME OF ' SEASON'S STOCK, comprising Everything Suitable for the \YINTEIi SEASON. N.D. & CO. have decided to hold for the NEXT TEN DAYS A CLEARING ISALE, To make room for their WINTER SHIPMENTS. THIS IS NO BOSH, bu* STERLING FACT EASILY VERIFIED. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. A LOT OF REMNANTS AND ODD LOTS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. REMEMBER S-FOR TEN DAYS ! N. PUNLOP AND CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS, MANCHESTER HOUSE, GERALD[NE.

CORNSACKS! CORNSACKB! FOB SALE! I HAVE ONLY A FEW BALES LEFT of the LARGE-SIZE SACKS, 48 x 261. Farmers would do well to SECURE THEM AT ONCE. MARSHALL 5 SEWING TWINE. SACK HOOKS SACK TRUCKS. Grain Testers, Etc. i SPORTING POWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS, CARiRIGDSS (Empty ana Filled) Now on Sale at J. BROWN'S BEEHIVE, Temuka. THE PUBLIC are invited to inspect MY STOCK OF TREES, Etc., which I ana ready to Sell at the following Prices: — Apples (60 varieties), 2-year-old | 12s to 18a per doz. Apples, 3-year-old ... 24s to 30s jier doz. Peara ... ... ••• 12s per doz. Quinces (Pear and Applo) 12a to 18s per doz, Peaches ... .. 25s to 30* per doz. Plums ... ... 12U0183 per dt-z. Gooseberries ... ... 3sto 6s per doz. Currants (red, black, and while) 2s to 43 per doz. Cherries ... ... ... 12a per doz. Siberian Crab... ... ... Is each Macrocarpa (1 to 2 yours) 6s, 10s, to 18s per 100 Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs, Walnuts, etc. ... ... 3* per doz. Roses ..» ... 12a to 18s per doz, W. SWEET, ap23 Nurseryman, 'Temuka. ■EMOKANDJM FORMS printe-l oi the Shortest Notico *t the Oiiue of tbia Paper.