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Temuka Leader, Issue 1993, 11 January 1890, Page 4

WANTED KNOWN ! 1 WANTED KNOWN ! WANTED KNOWN ! | THE GASH DRAPERY COMPANY 1 Have reoeived a splendid ASSORTMENT OP SUMIER GOODS, Comp rising TEE LATEST NOVELTIES. Prints—Plain, Fancy, and Bordered Zephyrs, Drilletres, and G -Jr. teas. A Choice assortment of NEW DRESS MATERIALS, Tkmmings to Match, The Laiest Styles in LADIES’ HAT iinr) BONNETS, Trimmed and Un‘rimmed. CORSETS in all the Newest Makes. Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery, Gloves, Em broidery in various Colors. Sunshades—a beautiful lot to hand. A Large Assortment of MEN’S & BOYS’ COLO.sIAL CLOTHING, TIES, SHIRTS & MERCERY, Ladies’, Gem’s, and Children’s BOOTS and SHOES—Best Makes only kepi IMPORTANT ! Having secured (he Services of a FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, wa roe prepared to EXECUTE ORDERS. Style and Fit Guaranteed. Agent for the WATEEBIIRY WATCH Christchurch Price, 13s 6d. W. C. ROULSTON, Fob cash drapery company, MAIN STREET TEMUKA, FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON ! G. H. ivToCRIDCE Has just received a new STOCK Of CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS and BOOKLETS. A Choice Assortment of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. Each Department is replenished with New and Seasonable Goods, A Nice Selection of LADIES’ TRIMMED and UN TRIMMED HATS. New Prints New Sateens New Ginghams New Embroidered Robes New Tweed Jackets AT New Dresses New Embroidery MOGRiDGE’S ? traw Hats New Millinery New Ribbons New Laces New Hosiery New Gloves n./sYob?’ 0 ' 5 MOGRIDGE’S AT Woo) Mn-wU- f.»r Ev oing "Wear lans, Tart.m Rbo ns, Evening vi ° Ladies and Gsp’s’ Evening Gloves. A Large A i-eortmer t of MEN’S and BOYS’ SUITS, TROUSERS, HATS, TIES. BRACES, &c., £c. LAD IE S H aTS ."a ND BONN ET3 T n i V) y 1,2 f; o R ma D E with N K&TS ESS AND STYLE G. H. M OGRIDGE mil TEMUKa. *hj"u ygui,w;y BtgifWß>Ct*|Blßaßn WOOD BINDER. JH . WALKER, , Machinist & General Smith, ANDRE WVILLE, TEMUKA, Has been appointed Agent for the Celebrated WOOD REAPER AND BINDER, GRASS MOWER, and HAY LAKES, and is prepared to Receive Orders. Machine now on viow. Duplicate Parts, Tsvine, Oil, etc., etc., kept in Stock. Farmers having Machines needing Repairs are respectfully requested to bring them in as early as possible to avoid disappointment. st-24 THE WALTER A. WOOD IMPROVED PATENT SINGLEAPRON HARVESTER. Grand Prix, 2 Gold Meda's and an Object of Art at Paris Exhibition, rnHIS MACHINE has met with unparalleled success, No less than 15,000 wore made and sold last season in America, and the demand exceeded the supply. The WOOD COMPANY have ma d e a special effort, and have BUILT A HARVESTER, THAT WILL BUNDLE THE N.Z, CROPS UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES. The SINGLE-APRON possess advantages over any 3-Apron Machine. It has 3 Rollers instead of 6 6 Bearings instead of 12 1 Loose-Running Canvas versus 3 Tight ones. IT STOP 3 THE WASTE OF GRAIN Shel'ed out by ordin-ry Canvasses and Tossing Packers. Th« amount of Grain saved is very important. Sample now on view at J. IT. WALKERS, District Agent, l a 4 Temufca.