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Temuka Leader, Issue 2111, 14 October 1890, Page 4

TAILORING AT the cORweR. - I' 'HAVE|!t.Oj HAND my t first,parcel of ! • COLONIAL tWEKbSr fnr t;ho nrn- • gent .jSeaaon/ h->vej. .been cart-full; ; selected, from the various.. Mills for j of Dualityi,BtyLv» D d B’iWisliJ 1 Alto? (iW j.ii, Doric, a.splendid range* of WTCST OF ENGLAND, ‘ 'Scotch, fancy* worsted : TROUPE RINGS, * COVE BT| COATINGS. The'success of ray Tailoring Department is| beyond my moat sanguine expectations. The; reaseriis not. far* to seek ;'my Cutter'is one ofj thff best id 1 South OelnfCrbury ; my prices arej very moderate, ‘IB to ' 20-’per' bb'nt under; ordinary ! Timaru pricefc. ■ ■ } i guarantee a pbefeot fit on| THE LApST DIFFICULT FIGURES. GentDmen, I would ask you specially- to| place ybur orders early in l order To l prWveiiij -delay and disappointment. ! STRAW HATS. STRAW HAT . | 30 doz, Boys’, just*opened, &d,'ls,ls 3d i 20 doz. Boys’Zulu Hats, 2d.each. ! _____ , boots: BOOTS. ! BOOTS. j Men!«, Boys’, Ladles’, and made Bools, 500 just opened. If you! .want wear-resisting Boots don’t fail to visit* THE CO RNKR before puroyatihg elsewhere,; I can and do Save you 2s to 4* the pair. ARTHUR CAB IT ES, * (Late Gabites and Plante), au2l THE ; CORNER, TiaiARU. WALTON ROLLE R GBIST MILL, I PLEASANT POINT. ’

sir T> 000'VEN h»* vi ng. s reaumpfl | fjl , JL . charge of the above Mil],' and made arrangements for an ample'supply’ of water; Fanners jan rely upon getting their Gristsground promptly. Grists brought from long distances are ground overnight, if required. Accommodation found for men 1 ” and horses j ‘ Pbs Bushel. Lots under 50 Bushels ... ' 9d Larger 10t5... ... ... 8d i FLOUR, BRAN, AND SHARPS ON Lowest Current Prices. . yse4 ; j TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN IHB Geraldine, Hil ton;' 'Kerrytown,' Tc* ’ mukaij WindhPitep, and Orari Die'rioli, The Thoroughbred,Horae ; Han l a n j -i . . ... . . i... Terms, £4 4a ; Ist January, 18914 i WILLIAM KEEN, . Groom in Charge, M. CONNOLLY, eelß Proprietor, Geraldine.

• TO TRAVEL THIS sfeASON In 1 the Teii'ttka, ' OiiH', ' »nd ■ Surrounding Districts, The Celebrated Thorobghbrrd l Entire Horae ■NQFI « H R li KINGFISHER Waif got by HkyscrWper, out of Remnant, by the 'fir- famed Fisher*, man.granddattf Henrietta '(imported) - , but of Remnant, bynhe ffamuUß’Harkairay—Skyscraper, by Moonrakor, out of Go lira. s by Hercules —Hercules -byWhiskerf' (imported) sue of the reno »ne;(i whose, finpe is King fi her himself, like his close ' relatives --Riohrnond, the Driver, Hamlet, Horatio, 'Rise d 1 Amour, Goldsboroughi ißobin Hood, 1 -and; others—was a great performer J bn v the -• South Australian, Victorian, New South Wales, and Tasmanian turf {having won at all dirtanoes, and under haevy weights, beating the best horses of tbb day, and this not under the most favorable circumstances. —Vide Turf Register, and Vol. 5 N.Z. Stud Book. Terms, £3 Groomage Fee. 54. ee4 JOSEPH LOACH, Orari,

TO TEAYBL IN THE TEIfUKA AND GBE\LDINBI DBTEIOTd, 1 M -E *,O ’ D A Y. Sire Yotrire VakqDzshbb ; dam;’ Bonnie Idaggie. For full Pedigree ide' Oardi,' i Thbms, £t, >(E2 at end ofSeaaon ;and)!l62 When mare provesiQ foal). GrOomage Peo, Si. ' For fall particulars apply to Groom in charge. Thu Entibh Hobbh J & J. FINLAYSON, Proprietors. •c 25

TO TRAVEL In tbn Timaru, Tcmukn, Geraldine, Point, . Pareora, anfi, Surrounding Districts, Thb Tbottino Stallion Hj 0 R D j 0 11 n Sira Berlin, dam Princess M»udq, by Sheali.j Terms: £4. Q-rootnage 1 5 1, payable at first; aamoe. • ■ • | .’Also fi j i The Pony Stallion j O U N G L A N C;E it; 'By Linoer,’out of a Nutshell marc, i iT,nng •Lancer/gained/ First Pr ; z3»iist ye»r at Dunedin l and Taieci 8b nr». . Terms p"£2 10». iGroomage s>. | : All fftoueys payable on 1 of before Ist Jam,| 1891 Good paddopks provided and all oarej taken, but:no responsibility. ' jffor further particular* apply to J. MAHONEY, Groom in charge ; Or J. SHAW, oc g Stone Stable*, Timaru.