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Temuka Leader, Issue 2175, 14 March 1891, Page 3

HIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR JAMES HARRISON. ALL KINDS OF STORES AT LOWEST POSSIBLE; PRICES. A CALL SOLICITED. WILL NOT BE PRESSED TO BUY. GREAT SUCCESS J GREAT SUCCESS ! 1 GREAT REALISATION SALE OF GLENOINING & DOBIE'S STOCK. ENORMOUS SLAUGHTER. THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST. JOHN W. MILES, TBE STONE STORE, TEMCKA. CHEAP DRAPERY, CHEAP CLOTHING, GHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES. AVING RECEIVED ADVICE OF SHIPMENT OF AUTUMN AND "WINTBE GOODS To arrive at end of next month I shall hold a CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOEff SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD EXCEEDINGLY LOW FOR CASH. Stock must be Reduced to Make Room for AUTUMN AND WINTER SHIPMENTS. COME EARLY, AND SECURE THE BARGAINS. I AM NOW SELLING—DONAGHy'S BINDER TWINES—FIax, 5d ; Mixed, 6|d Maniifi, T*d. Also, OILS of All Descriptions at Luwest Prices. I have all HARVEST REQUISITES in Large Supply; CORN SACKS, FULL SIZE, Selling Cheap, J. B R~O W N BEEHIVE STORES. TBMUKA. AGENT (-'OR NELSON, MOATEANO GO. 5 TEAS.

ALTER A. WOOD improved patent singleapson harvester. Strand Prix, 2 Gold Medals and an Objeot of Art at Paris Exbibi ion. Several FIRST PRIZED vere taken by this Machine this harvest in Australia. ,HE WOOD COMPANY have made _ a special effort, and have BUILT A ARVESTER THAT WILL BUNDLE ?HE N.Z. CROPS UHDER ALL CIR. ;UMSTANOES. The SINGLE-APRON possesses advsn* ages over any 3-Apron Machine. It bsa 3 Rollers instead of! 6 6 Bearings instead of 12 1 Looae - Running Canvas vermt S Tight ones^ IT STOPS THE WASTE OP GRAIN JheMed out by ordinary Canvasses and Coeaing Packers. Tbe amOQBt of Grain mved is very important,, SECOND-HAND MACHINES FOR SALE. Sample now on view at J. H, WALKER'S, District Agent, Temuka.

DON'T HESITATE! ►UI- ORDER AT ONCE THE J GREATEST SUCCESS IN HARVEST MACHINE? OF THE AGE, THE DEERINO ALL-STEEL BINDER "JOsix a Few Left ! Every Machine works like a charm, delighting the heart of the purchaser. The Improvements in this year places the Debkino unquestionably AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS! Last year's DEERINGS have not cost Purchasers Sixpence for Repairs. Farmers are respectfully invited to inspect this Machine aod ask for Prices before parchaeing elsewhere. A',full Stock of EXTRAS for all DEERIN3 Machines kept on band. BestITWINES and OILS in'iStook at LOWEST PRICE. For particulars apply to the local agent, JAMES FINDLAf, Blacksmith, i„H Temuka.

PUBLIC BAKERY, TEMUKA. WA NT E D KNOWN SMAL GOODS of Every Deicripticn I'resh Daily. WANTED KNOWN—Lunch Biieuiti, B|d per lb ; Winn Biicuits, 7d per lb by the tin WANTED KNOWN-A Choice Assortment of English, Colonial, French, and Italian Confectionery on band. WANTED KNOWN—Fruit of all tads, in any quantities WANTED KNOWBT-Boys' and Ghrlsj Leather School Bags, It 6d each. PAPER AND ENVELOPES, 6d a Box A Large Stock of FANOT GOODS, TOYS, STATIONERY, WOOL MATS, ETC., at D . MoC& BK I LL' S, Public Bakery and. Fancy Goods Shop, Mam Bovsk Boas, ftrnvs**

WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS. IN THANKING my Friends and thi Public generally for their Libera Support accorded me in the past, I beg t< state that 1 am still prepared to do GRISTING, PIG-FEED GRINDING, And OAT ORDBHING above Bubmitted to mo will receive m] owd personal care and attention, as herelo f ° re * W. HARRISON, FLOUR, SHARPsTaND BRAN FOI mr7 SALE. EMOHANDUM FORMS printed o: [_ the Shortest Notice at the Offic ;taiSi?aper