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Temuka Leader, Issue 2141, 23 December 1890, Page 3

ECLIPSE BONE MILLS TEMUKA. These mills are now in full OPERATION, and orders are invited for BONEDUST OR SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. The Proprietor has still a few tons of SUPERPHOSPHATE left, and, in order to quit the lot aod clear Dp for *he season, the PRICE WILL BE REDUCED to £6 per ton. Most eneouragisg Testimonials have been received from those aho used these Manures early in the season, and wh:ch will be printed in time for next Spiing, for which time orders are now b»ing booked, and should they smoent to 500 tons in the aggregate the Pries will be fixed at £5 10s per ton. au23 FRANCIS FRANKS. CHRISTMAS, 1890 P. W. HUTTON & CO.’S ANNOUNCEMENT! HAYING returned from visiting the Importing Establishments of Sydney and Melbsurne Markets, we bare pleasure in announcing that, in addition to the Home indents given at the beginning of the year, our Mb Hutton bae made large purchases in every department of LITERATURE, CHRISTMAS CARDS AND BOOKLETS, Together with Fine Art Sundries, Ladies Bigs (with and without fittings), Desks and Workboxes (in wood and leather), Albums, Purses, Photo. Frames, GUove and Handkerchief Boxes, and General Fancy Goods too numerous to mention. Wo have engaged the services of a young lady for the season, who will have charge of the Christmas Cards, Booklets, and Pine Art Sundries, and wo can only say that no effort has been spared on our part, both in abundance and variety of stock, to ensure a continued increase of public support, and make this the largest and most successful Christmas Season P. W. Hutton & Co. have ever experienced during their long career of quarter of a century in Timaru. In conclusion, while, as above, soliciting continued support, permit db to sincerely thank the general public of South Canterbury for their long and valued patronage P.W. HUTTON & CO BOOKSELLERS, BOOKBINDERS, And Fanot Goods Impobthbs. Coimooopeleon, Timaru, December Ist, 1890. n 029 FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON! Gr H m oqb 1p q E Has received a Large Assortment of NEIY GOODS in every Department. The Goods have been bought under exceptional circumstances, and Ous omers calling will reap the benefit of these purchases. Trimmed and Untnmmed Hats for Ladies and Children in great variety. A special line in Ladies’ Picnic Hats, 2d each. Ladies’ Sunshades, Aprons, Handkerchiefs, Belts, Laces, Ribbons, etc., in all the Newest Shades and Styles. Pongee Silks, and Fancy Silk and Cotton Nets, now so fashionable, in a 1! the loading tints. I am offering a Speo-al Line in LADIES’ SILK QL YES, in Black, Tan, and Slate, Is per pair, and in HOSIERY, both in Ladies’ and Children s, some Real Bargains. A nice assortment in Light Fabrics for Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, suitable for the hot weather. The MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is replete with a Choice Assortment, both in Patterns and Quality, and in Shirts, Ties, Hats, Yssts, Drawers, Socks, etc., I have made Large Purchases in view of the Christmas Holidays. I would draw Special Attention to my Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting of Ladies Elastic-sides, in Kid and Leather. A Special Line in Ladies’ Austrian and Kid Shoes. Boys’ and Youths’ Boots in variety. Men’s Kid and Leather Shoes, Walertights, and Light Lace-ups. Children’s Shoes, for Infants and Little Girls. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS & CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. G. H. MOGR I 0 G E DRAPER, ETC.. TEMUKA. TO ADVERTISERS. 4 DYERTiSERS wishing to Alter their Business Standing: Advertisements in this Paper are respectfully requested to hand in the alterations before 4c p.m. on the day preceding Publication, ,* otherwise the same will, ever till i the following issue, mylO