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Temuka Leader, Issue 1973, 23 November 1889, Page 3

THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANOY BAZAAR ! NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANCY BAZAAR ! NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANCY BAZAAR ! OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, TEMUKA. THE Advertiser wisheß it to be widely known that be OPENED HIS NEW BUSINESS A 8 ABOVE ON SATCJRDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. The Two Shops were crowded all day with Urge numbers of Customers, all dalighted with their Purchases. He still invites Everybody to Came and see the WONDERFUL BARGAINS He will offer them. HE WILL ft OLD A MONSTER CHEAP SALE FOR ONE MONTH! And, if hit Friends, the Public, are satisfied and give proof that they wish him to remain, he intends to " drive in his peg " and becoose "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 Quick Returns," The tame as you did «b the opening day, and he will remain with you. HO USE QUOTING PRICES COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES ! Eyeby Asiiclb Masked iw Plain Fiourm. EVERYTHING NEW ! EVERYTHING GOOD! EVERYTHING CHEAP ! Everyone Welcome No one asked to Buy I ■ «■ CHEAP CASH DRAPER AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, (Next to Mr W. Storey's, Tiilor), no 7 TEMUKA. NOVEMBER, 1889 SHIPMENTS Ex "Tainui," delayed through London Dock difficulty, are now to hand. The Goods are entirely relevant to present requirements, and embrace the following among other items : 71 Gross Buttons, Gilt Braids, Clasps, Ornaments, Elastics, Mantle Draping, Needle Cases, HABBB- , in( j t jj 9 (,]j oUßan( j an( ] ono re . DASHEBT. quirements for this Department from Morley, at an arranged Discount. 67 Dozen Assorted Hose in ttabtditiv ta k' n g Nos., 41 doz. Gloves in S?' Pure Silk, Taffeta, Plain and Kid wlovjsb. Tlppedj aggorted shades. The " May " 6-cksp Tans, 43 3al. Ribbons in Neck and Millinery widths j Plain, Moire, Fancy Laces in Ohantilly, American, Valenciennes, Maltese, Torchon; 34 Pieces Swiss Edging, White FANCT. ind Colors j Ladies' and BoyB 1 Collars 5 Wool Squares; New Things in Frilling; 53 dozen Handkerobiefs, Gossamer Nets, India Muslins, etc, etc. 9 Pieces Black Merino and Cashmere; 597 yards Material Dhesshs ( B P 6cial Line ) Double-Width Beiges, sound material, Wonderfully Cheap, and Good Shades ; Washing Dbess. M »• OHEBTEB. Mantles. Zephyrs, Galateas, Fancy and Nainsook Muslins, Flannelettes, Embroidered Robes. Cretonnes, Quilts, Grandrills, Laco and Art Curtains, Hollands, Sheetings, Ticking, Tewols, 30 Pieces Calico, at a Special Dieoount. Plushes and Velveteens m New Shades, Skirtings, 13£ dozen Fancy Aprons, Choice and Very Cheap. 48 Jaokets and Mantles, Garibaldis, Empress Macintoshes, 18 Stylish Ginghams, Costumes. All Goods for this Department raent we Purchased at one-third to a half under Home List Prices. 21 dozen Ladies' Assorted Straws, Boys' Galateas, Mob Caps, Tweed do. Flowers, Corsets in Swiss and Izod's makes, Cashmere and Washing Pelisses, etc. The Whole of the Various Shipments are Selected by eur Careful Buyer. The Heavy Goods from various Manufacturers, and the other Classes usually in the Warehouses to our instructions. T. & J. Dbapbrs and Siik Mebcues, T I M A K U ee2s TRESPASS NOTICE. ANYONE FOUND FISHING, SHOOTING, HUNTING, or other* ue TRESPASSING IN WATER or ON LAND occupied by the Under* signed WILL BE PROSECUTED. T. PALMER, ocl Carle'by, Temuka. for Rubber Stamps received ■ at the Leadeb Office