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Temuka Leader, Issue 2034, 17 April 1890, Page 3

NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND STOCK-OWNERS IN PARTICULAR. I BEG to announce that I have commenced business in the GERALDINE, KAKAHU, & TEMUKA DISTRICTS AS STOCK & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Ana have arranged with Mb E. R. Guinnkss Ji? as my Auctioneer, who will attend the GERALDINE and WINCHESTER YARDS for the Ordinary Sales. CLEARING SALES iOF LITE STOCK / AND PRODUCE /Will be undertaken at the Lowest Ruling Rates of Commission, \ STORAGE OP GRAIN.—I bare also made arrangements with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd), Timaru, for Storage of Grain placed in my hands in their well-ventilated Stores. Charges will be the Lowest Current. A. E. COX, Stock and Commission Agent. a pi ASPINALL & CO., MILLERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, TEMUKA. NOTICE TO FARMERS & OTHERS. WE ARE BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT, AT CURRENT MARKET RATES. We are also prepared to MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON GRAIN STORED WITH US. STORAGE OF GRAIN. Farmers and others desiring to STORE THEIR GRAIN will find OUR STORE SECOND TO NONE in the Colony. We have lately LAID DOWN A NEW FLOORING, which will make the Store impervioustodamp—a nuisance so common in other eton s, and bo damaging to the Farmers interests. Our Stores are thoroughly well ventilated and free from vermin. Grain stored with us will be found at the end of the Sanson to be in better condition than that placed in stores and sheds on the sea board. Rates of Storage Lowest Current. Having Agents all over the Colony, we nro also prepared to receive Samples of OATS, BARLEY, RYEGRASS SEED, Etc., FOR SALE. mrlß ASPINALL & CO. OATS ! OATS I OATS I I AM GIVING THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Canadian, Danish, Sparrowbill, Tartarian, and Duns. Also for RYEGRASS SEED. GEORGE PRIEST, Wool, Grain, and Produce Broker mrlß Stafford Street, Timaru.

CHRISTMAS CHEER. y ELY IN AND fp A*L 0 R In Thanking their numerous Customers for past favors, wish them all “ A Mbekt Chbistmas and a Pbospeboits Nett Ybab.” They also wish to intimate that they have just received their first Consignment of NEW EJRTTITS, Comprising— Currants, Elome Raisins, Sultana Raisins, Muscatels, Jordon Aim aids, Lemon, Orange, and Citron Peel, Apices and Essences all sorts. We have also a splended assortment of TEAS in Boxes, 5 and 101 b Tins; our Packet Teas are Ihe best in the Trade. Also best WHITE SUGAR for Jam making. We would also remind our numerous Patrons that we have a LARGE STOCK of OROCKBRYWARE and SPECIAL LIKES in FANCY GOODS for Christmas. V, kT. are determined to Bell at Prices that will bo sure to suit all who may give them a turn. Come and see for yourselves, ahd we are sure you will go away more than satisied. VELViH AND TAYLOR, MATH STEIiT, TEMCKA. Opposite Dann’s Chemist Shop. se!B

1890. WINTER. 1890. TOST OPENED UP, A LARGE •} CONSIGNMENT OS' WINTER GOODS, Selected, Consisting of New and Fashionable (trimmed and untrimmed) Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Hosiery, and Umbrellas Splendid Assortment of Fingerings and Wheeling from the Celebrated Roslyn Mills 3 Blankets, Flannels, Sheetings, Calico, and House Furnishing of all descriptions, Special Value New Dress Materials, Jackets, Ulsters, and Fur Pelerines A Large Assortment of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Colonial Clothing, Shirts] Hals, Ties, Braces, etc. Men’s, Women’s, and Children's Colonial Boots and Shoes, specially made to our order—Best Quality only kept, DRjaaaMAKIWfQ. DRESSMAKING. Having secured 'the services of a FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, Style and Fit Guaranteed. Charges Moderate. W. c. ROULSTON, MAIN STREET, TEMUKA. MISS HART BEGS to inform the Ladies of Winchester and Surrounding Districts that she commenced business in DRESSMAKING '& PLAIN SEWING Work by Day or Week. Six Years’ Experiance with Strange and Co., Christchurch]