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Temuka Leader, Issue 2118, 30 October 1890, Page 2

R. B. W KB-ST KB, & CO. iWOOL. WOOL. WOOL HU. WEBSTER & CO have much pleasure in informing their Clients that their arrangements for the coming Wool Season are now complete. We are prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES, either large or small, upon Clips of Wool. We either SELL IN THE LOCAL MARKET, OR SHIP, upon unusually Liberal Terms., We have arranged with Messrs MILES, ARCHER & CO. TO STORE ON OUR BEHALF, and as theirs are Commodious and well-lighted STORES Wool is shown o the best advantage. Farmers will have the privilege of taking thOr Wool to our Winchester Store as soon as shorn, from whence it will bo trucked in time for Sale, or Shipped, as desired, NO CHARGE made for Wool thus Stored. All Wool insured. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., bplß Geraldine.

TO THE ELECTORS OF TIMARU. —At the request of a large number of Electors 1 beg most respectfully to intimate that it is my intention to offer myself as a Candidate for the representation of Timaru at the forthcoming General Election. Your Most Obedient Servant, se23 J. M. TWOMEY.

ARTHUR CASHES, THE CORNER, Txmaru, JS NOW SHOWING A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF KAIAPOI CLOTHING, Bought prior to their Annual Balance at a large discount off ordinary prices for Cash. They hold the premier position for Keadjmade Clothing. They are superior in cut, style, and finish to any as yet placed in this market. SEE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE ! Special Purchase —200 Boys’ Kaiapoi Tweed Knicker Suits, 9s lid up Special Purchase —25 Men’s Kaiapoi Tweed Sac Suits, 32s 6d and 40a Special Purchase —29 Men’s Kaiapoi Tweed Sac Suits, 45s and 50s Special—Just Landed : 75 Men’s Fancy Tweed Sac Suits, 19s 9d, 255, 27s fid Special—Just Landed : 200 Boys’ Knioker Suits, Melville and Blouse shapes, 4s lid up to 20s Straw Hats! Straw Hats ! —49 dozen at 9d, Is. Is fid, Is lid Zulu Hats ! Zulu Hals ! —9O dozen Zulu Hat-, 2d, 4d, and 6i each. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. Just Landed, ex Aorangi—3oo pairs Ladies Oxford Shoes, marked to clear quickly, 6s lid 7s lid, 8s lid ; Ladies’ Kid House Slippers’ 3s lid, worth 5s fid, ARTHUR GABITES, THE CORNER. au2l TIMARU.

SHOW WEEK .TTE have made arrangements to meet W the extra demand upon us. We have also readjusted our Stock in classes that haye run low, and opened on Saturday, in addition to heavy imports of a few days ago. Special Purchases Of the following description of Goods : Lace, Silk, and Grenadine Mantles Tweed Jackets and Garibaldis Manilla and Sun Hats Ribbons —Sash and all widths Cashmere Hosiery Swiss Embroideries Chantilly Laces Black Grenadines and Lace Cloths Merinos and Beiges Farcy Dress Stuffs Cho ice Gocds in Umbrellas and Sunshades T. & J. THOMSON Dbapbbs and Silk Mebghes, TIMAKU Je26

M R s gEE y B LADIES' NURSE, Talbot Street, next Oddfellows’ Hall, ■e2 Geraldine.

TO ANGLERS VELVIN & TAYLOR beg to intimate that they have Just Received their First Shipment of FISHING TACKLE, They would kindly invite inspection before purchasing elsewhere. See future dverlisement. velyin & Taylor, Storekeepers, sell Temuka,