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Temuka Leader, Issue 2018, 11 March 1890, Page 3

A. SPLENDID OP POE TUN IT Y AT THE BEEHIVE STORES, TEMXJKA. ri’O THE INHABITANTS OF TFMUKA AND SURROUNDING i DISTRICTS. HAYING PURCHASED Tlio above STORE, and Previous to MAKING ALTERA HONS, I will, for THREE WEEKS ONLY! Offer ibe whole of my Stock of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING at less than WHOLESALE COST FOR CASH!! COMB AT ONCE AND SECURE THE BARGAINS. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. GOODS MUST BE SOLD PREVIOUS TO AL TERA HONS. J. BROWN, Pbo f bibio'b, AGENT FOR NELSON, MOATE AND CO.'S TEAS. BALLAJS TYK E’S GREAT SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE IS NOW ON MANTLE GOODS MILLINERY GOODS DRESS GOODS EMBROIDERED ROBES PRINTS AND GINGHAMS RIBBONS AND LACES A HALF PRICE AT HALF PRICiS AT HALF PRICE AT HALF PRICE AT HALF PRICE ! AT HALF PRIGe'! T UE ENTIRE STO ' JK 0F “othim OT &o’ AND bots ’ ready -*ade NOW BEING CLEARED AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES J. BALLANTYNE AND CO, GENERAL DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS, AND BESPOKE TAILORS ml 9 TIMARU. NOW OH! N. DUNLOP & CO-’S GREAT CLEARING SALE OF SURPLUS SUMMER STOCK. GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SHIPMENTS NOW ON THE WAY. FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES SEP] CIRCULARS. CHRISTMAS -SEASON ! TO THE PUBLIC. Before purchasing your Christmas groceries please cal AT MY STORE AND ASK FOR QUOTATIONS. Which will be greatly to your urlvai.va,^. ALL FRUITS ARE NEW AND OF BEST QUALI TY, AND WILL SOLD A LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH. A. R. ALLA STOREKEEPER IEMUiA. J END OF SUMMER SEASON. REAL GENUINE BARGAINS AT VICTORIA HOUSE, "GERALDINE. T* TO CLEAR OUT BALANCE OF SUMMER STO( 1 J. W. PYE will offer EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS for a Few Wee in all kinds of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, AND SHOES and Every Description of FANCY GOODS. ’ A GRAND LOT OF USEFUL REMNANTS AT CHEAP RATES ! COMB AND SEB XHB BARGAINS AND JUDGE FOR YOKSELYEg DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. and y e P artm ® ntßa M acknowledged by all to be second to none in the distrl , he Autum f Se f on approaches nothing will be wanting on our part to ma hemthe success they have been in former Seasons, as nothing but the most Reiial w be iioußh, ■ Charge! M ° dera,e ‘ “t J. W. PYE, DRAPER ' ’ AND OUTFITTER.

ALTON ROLLER GRIST MILL, PLEASANT POINT. WHEAT GRISTED':— Lots under 50 bushels ... 9d Larger lots 8i Farmers bringing Wheat from long distances can have it ground over night so as to return next day. Accommodation found for man and horses. feß J. P. SCOWEN.

ur to NURSERYMAN] MAIN ROAD, TEMUKA Is now taking Oiders for PLUMS, Damsons, and peaches doo