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Temuka Leader, Issue 1972, 21 November 1889, Page 3

NOVEMBER, 1889 SHIPMENTS Ex "Tainui," delayed through London Dock difficulty, are now to hand. The Goods are entirely relevant to present requirements, and embraoe the following among other items : 71 Gross Buttons, Gilt Brutids, Olasps, Ornaments, Elastics, _ ilantle Draping, Needle Cases, Habhe- an( j t jj e (,ii oUßan( i Bn d on o reDABHBBX. q U i renien t ß for this Department from Morley, at an arranged Discount. I 67 Dozen Assorted Hose in king Nob., 41 doz. Gloves in ire Silk, Taffeta, Plain and Kid ""' ITipped, assorted Shades. The " May " 6-clasp Tans, 4s 3d. Ribbons in Neck and Millinery widths; Plain, Moire, Fancy Laces in Ohantiily, American, Valenciennes, Maltese, Torchon; 34 Pieoes Swiss Edging, White FANCY. in d Colors; Ladies' and Boys' Collars; Wool Squares; New Things in Frilling; 53 dozen Handkerchiefs, Gossamer Nets, India Mnsline, etc, etc. 9 Pieces Black Merino and Cashmere ; 597 yards Material übebbes. Beigeg> gound mftterial) Wonderfully Cheap, and Good Shades; Serges. Zephyrs, Galateas, Fancy and W-SHIN& Nainsook Muslins, Flannelettes, Dbbss. Embroidered Bobes. Cretonnes, Quilts, Grandnlls, Lace and Art Curtains, Hollands, MN- Sheetings, Ticking, Towels, OHBBTBB. 30 Pieces Calico, at a Special Discount. Plushes and Velveteens in New Shades, Skirtings, 131 dozen SIMS. Fancy Aprons, Choice and Yery 42 Jackets and Mantles, Garibaldis, Empress Macintoshes, 18 Stylish Ginghams, Costumes. MANTIBS. all Goods for this Department ment wo Purchased at one-third to a half under Home List Prices. -- 21 dozen Ladies' Assorted MIIIIHBBY gfcrawgi Boy 8» G a i a teas, Mob W AHD Caps, Tweed do,Flowers, Corsets V ndbb- in Swi|g and i zod > 8 mokeß> cashOIiOTHINa. „,„.„ »„j Woahinur Pelisses, etc. I 111 OWIBD Mil' JLUU" a u.i»-v», mere and Washing Pelisses, etc. The Whole of the Various Shipments are Selected by our Careful Buyer. The Heavy Goods from various Manufacturers, and the other daises usually in the Warehouses to our instructions. T.& J. THOMSON, Dbapbbs and Silk Mebcbbs, TIMARD. se2s THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANCY BAZAAR ! NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANCY BAZAAR ! NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANCY BAZAAR ! OPPOSITE BANE OF NEW ZEALAND, TEMUKA. THE Advertiser wishes it to be widely known that he OPENED HIS NEW BUSINESS AS ABOVE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, The Two Shops were crowded all day with large numbers of Customers, all delighted with their Purohases. He still invites Everybody to Come and see the WONDERFUL BARGAINS He will offer them. HE WILL HOLD A MONSTER CHEAP SALE FOR ONE MONTH! And, if his Friends, the Publio, are satisfied and giye proof that they wish him to remain, he intends to " drive in his peg " and become "one of them." In short, T. A. WILLIAMS has come to Temuka with the intention of remaining here if he finds sufficient encouragement, so just rally round the man whose motto is " Small Profits and Quiok Returns," The same as you did on the opening day, and he will remain with you. NO ÜBE QUOTING PRICES COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES ! Evebx ABTIW.E Masked is Piain Fuhtbbs. EVERYTHING NEW! EVERYTHING GOOD! EVERYTHING CHEAP 1 Everyone Welcome No one asked to Buy T. A. WILLIAMS, CHEAP CASH DRAPER AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, (Next to Mr W. Storey's, Tailor), no 7 TEMUKA. TRESPASS NOTICE. * NYONE FOUND FISHING, i SHOOTING, HUNTING, or other* ice TRESPASSING IN WATER or ON LAND occupied by the Undersigned WILL BE PROSECUTED. T. PALMER, oc l Cado'by, Temuka. /"ORDERS for Rubber Stampß received ' at the Leader Office