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Temuka Leader, Issue 1933, 22 August 1889, Page 4

WfcLEOD BROS., LIMITED, DUNEDIN, MANOTACITJBEB3 OP 8© APS, CANDLES, LUBRICATI NG OILS GLYCERINE, ESSENCES, AND PERFUMERY. HANING introduced NEW NAMES and BRANDS for some of our SOAPS and CANDLES, we beg to draw special attention to our BESS SOAP, “ LAUNDEINE,” For which we were awarded First Order of T Merit at the late Melbonrne International Exhibition. None but the very Purest and Best Materials being used in the manufacture of this Quality, it does not injure the most delicate skin or finest fabric, and will be found most economic for all ordinary House* hold purposes, while in the Laundry it cannot be surpassed, iU> > Our Standard Qualities, formerly known as THREE CROWN, TWO CROWN, and HOUSEHOLD, will in future be designated THREE HEART, TWO HEART, and ONE HEART, respectively. These, as well as the LAUNDBINE, are duly Registered, having, in addition to their descriptive names, onr Trade Mark, “ A Hbabt transfixed by an Aebow,” impressed on each Bar. They ate thus easily distinguished from all others, and we would respectfully ask the Public wishing to Purchase any. of them to note the above Particulars. Our SOFT SOAP, being Manfaotiired with the purest Potash, will be found of Superior Quality, and most suitable for Scrubbing purposes or Washing Coarse Materials, '■ ■ y i It is invaluable to Saddlers and Livery Stable Proprietors.

Our GENUINE KEROSENE SOAP is highly recommended by all who hare tried it. Kept by all Grocers, Onr BEST CANDLES (" GOLD MEDAL”) haring alto obtained Pint Order of Merit in Melbourne, are equal to any imported for Mining Purpose* orDomeatio use. We hare also muoii pleasure in announcing that! <we are now’ Manufacturing. yER? SUPERIOR PARAFFIN and COMPOSITE CANDLES, which'compare very favorably with the Beat English and Foreign Brands. The Manufacture of TOILET iSOIiPS; EBBBNOB8 rf7 and, PBRFUMBBY is.-under , the Management of ,Practical Experts,, and rapidly increasing demand' for these {Goode Isa Guarantee of their Superiority. McLEOD BROS,, LIMITED CUMBERLAND STREET, 1 au3 DUNEDIN.

TEMUKA, CARRIAGE AND IMPLEMENT WORKS - (Next Door to Mr T. Barr, Baker), Main North Road, Temuka. „ WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE i PROPRIETORS. / WE beg to announce to the inhabitants of Temuka and Surrounding District that we have taken those Commodious Premises lately in the occupation of Mr Fauvel, where,we will be prepared to Make all Kinds of VEHICLES and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS with the BEST WORKMANSHIP and DISPATCH, combined with VERY LOW CHARGES. All Kinds of Building Materials, including Doors, Sashes, and Builders’ Ironmongery, Supplied on the Shortest Notice. Experienced Workman sent to all parts of the District. Trap and Buggies Repainted in all the Dates Designs. JOBBING.—Every Implement is Repaired on Scientific Rulesr-Economy, Strength, and Durability. FUNERALS FURNISHED in Town or Country on the most Reasonable Terms, combined with decency and dispatch. s Second-hand Traps Bought, Sold, or Exchanged.' s , Agents 1 for J. J. JONES, Monumental Mason, Timaru. Horses Carefully Shod by an Experienced Workman. WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE, Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, and General : Builders, Temuka. my TEMUKA NURSERY. THE PUBLIC are invited to inspect MY STOCK OF TREES,. Etc., which I am ready to Sell at the following Prices!— Apples (60 varieties), 2-year-old ; ' 12s to 18s per’doz. 3-year-old ... 24a to 30s Pears ... ... ... 123 pec doz. Quinces (Pear and Apple) . ,12s to 18a per doz, Peaches ... . .. 255,t0 30a per doz. Plums ... ... 12s, to 18a per doz. Gooseberries... ... Bsto 6s per doz.' Currants (red, black, and white) ; 2s to 4s per doz Cherries ... ... ... 12s pordoa (Siberian Grab... ; ... ; Israeli Macrocarpa (1 to 2 years) 6s, 10s, to 18s per 100 Ornamental and Flswering Shrubs, Walnuts, etc. K -. 3s per doz Roses ... ... 12s to 18s per doz W. SWEET, ap23 v Nhrsextjcan, Temuka. THREES! r TREES! TREES !-I have X much pleasure in thanking the public for the liberal support accorded to me during the past seven years, and at the same time call their intention to the large and healthy stock of FRUIT AND FOREST TREES I have this season, on Sale at LESS THAN CHRISTCHURCH PRICES, consisting of Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Grape Vines, Walnuts, Gooseberries, Red, White and Black Currants, etc. Macrocatpa, one and two years old. Lawsoniasa Thuja Gigantea, Pinus Insignis, Pines Austriaca, Wellingtonia Gigantia, Abiu| Douglassii, Larch, Silver Birch, Abies Excelsa, Flowering and other Shrubs, Roses. Also a large quantity of Oak, Ash, Elm, Sycamore, etc. Rhubarb Roots, Strawberry Plants, Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, etc. The Public are invited to inspect them growing.—JOHN PYE, Raukapuka Nursery, Geraldine. ju!s