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Temuka Leader, Issue 2003, 4 February 1890, Page 4

HARVEST, 1890. CORN SACKS (FULL SIZE) AND BINDING TWINE. H AYE JUST RECEIVED my supply of— Sacks B.nding Twine, Sewing Twine Castor Oil, Colza Oil Valvoline Oil, and Englebert’s Black and Amber Oi's, Suitable for Reapers, Engines, and Combines, Which I am Selling at LOWEST PRIO2S. J. BROWN, Beehive Stores, Temukn. N. Z. C. F. SPECIAL. WE Beg to call the 'Attention of the Gentlemen of Sbuth Can lefbury to our Magnificent Slock of TIES AND SCARFS, Comprising all the Latest Novelties. STRAW HATS, In White and Colored, Newest Shapes. BOYS’ COLLEGE HATS, With High School Bibbon, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING. Parents and Guardians would do well to inspect our .Large and VariecT Stock of Boys’ Clothing, which for Value, Style, and Finish stand unrivalled. T W E E D S. Special Purchase from TIMARU MILLS, of 250jds, in short lengths. These wo are selling at less than original coat. MOSOIBL, TIMABU, OAMABU, AND WELLINGTON TWEEDS, In Immense Variety. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, ROBT. FOSTER, Branch Manager. FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON ! G. H AS H. OCR I DOE JUST RECEIVED a NEV STOCK of CHRISTMAS amd NEW YEAR CARD! and BOOKLETS. A Choice Assortment of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. Each Department is replenished with Net 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 Drosses New Embroidery MOCRIDOE’S H; “ ! New Ribbons New Laces Nbw Hosiery AT New Gloves **' n.w 00tB MOGRIDGE'i Wool Shawls for Evening W ear Fans, Tartan Ribbons, Evening Flowers Ladies and Gents’ Evening Gloves. A Large Assortment of MEN’S and BOYS’ SUITS, TROUSERS HATS, TIES, BRACES, &c., &c. LADIES HaTS AND BONNETS TRIMMED or MADE with NEATNESS AND STYLE. g. h. wTocridce \ mr* TEMUKA.

THE waLter a. Wood IMPBOVED PATENT SINGLEAPKON HARVESTER. Grand Prix, 2 Gold Medals and an Object of Art at Paris Exhibition. THIS MACHlNE'has''met with unparalleled success. No less than 15,000 were'made and sold laaUseason in America, and the demand exceeded the supply. The WOOD COMPANY have mad* a special effort, and have 1 BUILT A HARVESTER THAT WILL BUNDLE THE N.Z. CROPS UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES. The SINGLE-APRON possess advantages oyer 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 STOPS THE WASTE OF GRAIN Shelled out by ordinary Canvasses and Tossing Packers. The amount of Grain saved is very important. Sample now on view at J. H. WALKER’S, District Agent, ia4 Temuka. I