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Temuka Leader, Issue 1941, 10 September 1889, Page 3

A Mr Watt, of Gore, Southland, offers to supply that Borough with gas at 10a per 1000 feet as a maximum price, probable price 6a, if they will give him a monopoly for 14 years. It is said he proposes to make gas from refuse fat and water. He already uses this gas in bis own premises. He says tbc capital required for the plant is only £ISOO, and he will provide this on being secured the monopoly he asks for. The Gore Council agreed to erect one lamp to give the tallow gas a trial. The neighboring town beard of Gordon agreed to accept Mr Watt’s offer on certain conditions. The noted quality of the Coffee made in the Gates of Turkey, France, and America is chiefly due to the fact that only Fresh Boasted Coffee is usedj so that none of the volatile oil and other essentials are lost. Ask jour grocer for Anderson’* Coffee, and you will have a beverage alike refreshing and stimulating, as it is fresh roasted and ground at the factory, Timoru.—[Advt. 2J

TO OWNERS OP STUD HORSES. OWNERS OF STUD HORSES are reminded that THE TBMUKA LEADER AND THE GERALDINE GUARDIAN Offer the beat means in South Canterbury for advertising notices regarding STUD HORSES. Liberal Terms offered for inserting Notice for the Season. CARDS. CARDS. CARDS. Horae Cards of all sizes neatly and ex peditiously printed. Best Collection of OUTS in South Canterbury. PRICES EXCEEDINGLY LOW. COMPETITION DEFIED. außo THE CORNER. EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE I ! ! ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF

BOOTS & SHOES I HAVE Succeeded in Purchasing a Large Portion of a Christchurch (Wholesale) BANKRUPT BTOCK Of English-made Goods, bought at one-fourth off their landed cost, they are all new, sound, and in perfect condition, and of recent importation. 22 Maids’E.S. Kid Boots, 3s lidj worth 7slld 72 Pairs Ladies’ B.S. Plain Levant Bools, 7s lid ; worth 11s 6d 72 Pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxford Shoes, 6s 6d ; worth 10s 6d 36 Pairs Men’s Carpet Slippers, 2s lid j worth 4a 6d 72 Pairs Ladies’ Kid Slippers, 8s lid ; worth 5s lid 69 Ladies’ E.B. Kid Boots, 5s lid ; worth 8a lid 13 Fairs Ladies’ Kid Oxford Shoes, 4s 6d ; worth 6s lid 72 Pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxford Shoes, 6s lid ; worth lls 6d 72 Pairs Men’s Balmorals, 10s 9d j worth 16s 6d 72 Pairs Girls’ Leyant Balmorals, at less than landed cost 500 Pairs of Infants’ Elastic Side, Pelt, and Strap Shoes, 6d, Is, Is lid. CLOTHING—The Balance of that Very Cheap Lot of Boys’ Imitation Nelson Tweed Trouser Suits, size 7,8, 9, to be cleared at 12s 9d, 13s 9d, 14s 9d. Boys’ Knicker Suits, from 4s lid. TAILORING—I am now Making Up on the Premises Gents’ Tweed Suits to Order at 455, 555, and 65s 5 Gents’ Tweed Trousers to Order at 12s 9d the pair 5 Trousers to Order of Wellington or Timaru Tweeds, 16s 6d per pair. ARTHUR CASHES (Late Gabites and Plante), ju2l THE CORNER, Timaru.

■\TEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACJN TORY, Main North Road, - TIMARU, Thk Most Popular Clothing & Mercery Establishment. WINTER WEAR—Men’a, Youths, and Boys' New Waterproof Coats, 20a to 60s—imo&ense selection. WINTER WEAR—Men's, Youths’, and Boys’ Tweed Overcoats, with and without Capes, ail sizes and Styles, 10s to 55?. WINTER WEAR— Man’aColoaial Tweed Sac Suits, all new patterns, 39s 6d to 65s —grand selection WINTER WEAR—Every description of Mosgiel, Scotch, and English Lambswool Underclothing, at Factory Prices. WINTER WEAR— Boys’ Strong, Heavy Dark Tweed Suits, lined Knickers, from 9s to 20s. WINTER WEAR—AII the Newest Lines in Gents’ Hard Felt Hats, including various New Brown Shades. WINTER WEAR—Rugs, Mauds, Travelling Rugs from Timaro, Mosgiel, and Wellington Mills; also Portmanteaux, Hand Bags, Rug Straps, etc., in Great Yariely. WINTER WEAR— Working Shirts, Flannel and Plaiding Pants, Singlets, from thoroughly reliable Materials. WINTER WEAR—The Moat Economical Establishment to Buy Every Description of Winter Wear. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Great North Koao, feß TiMARU. PROOF OF DEBT FORMS. Proof of debt forms on sale at, the OFFICE OF THIS paper