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Temuka Leader, Issue 2192, 23 April 1891, Page 3

SECOND WINTER SHIPMENT. WE are now in as Fit Condition as we are likely to be for the Season. We call attention to following detailed list o f a heavy indent opening to-day, er Rimutaka and sailing vessel. HabbbDASHBBY, Gloves Hosibby. Fancy. Silis, Dbhssei, Manchester, Mantlb DbpabtMBBT. EThdebCLOTHING, 87 spindles Beehive, Fingering, and Alloa Tarn, Belts, Mantle Drape, Bis Wool, Fans, Hair Ornaments, and numerous other Sundries, as Buttons in variety, Threads, Toilets, Safety Fins, &3 , &0. 63 dozen, in Cashmere, Silk, Astrakhan, Doeskin, &c„ selected makes. Cashmere Mite Wool Squares, Cuffs, Children's Wool Muffs, Casnmere Hosiery n noted makes 65 pieces Bibbon, 2d pieces Embroideries, British Embroidery, 32 dozen 'Handkerchiefs, Frill* logs, Collars, Laoes in Torchon, Yalenoiennes, Malteses, Ac,, &o. Plushes in best shades, Velvets, do, Black Mervlllaux, Colored Satins, Aprons (special purchase), Skirts, Umbrellas, Queensland Shawls. Estamene Serges, Homespuns, Heavy Serge for habits, &c., Tinsel, Tartalans for Evening, Merinos. 82 Colored Blankets and Bugs, 13 pieces Flannel, 7 Forfar, 15 dozen Towels, 64 Quilts in Eiderdown, Hamburg, &0., 10 Finlay’s Sheeting, 12 Cretonnes, 38 Silesia, 78 White, U.B. and Soonred Calico, 15 Flannelette, 6 Turkey Chintz, K Damask Tabling, 9 Holland, also Napkins,Fancy Muslim, Art Muslins, Swanskins, Table Covers. Noth.—-All Goods for Manchester Department from seat of the industries, and where Trade Discounts are allowed, net deductions made in .costing. 35 Flush Jackets and Mantl-s, 57 Ulsters, 10 Fur Cloaks, 74 Fur Victorias and Idalirs, Muffs to match, &c. 6 dozen Corsets, Pelisses, Bobes. Millinbby. 15 dozen Ladies' Felt Hats (choice shapes), 4 dozen Ladies’ Straws, Misses’ Beaver do, 6 boxes Wings and Feathers, Ornaments, &c. Above excerpt from Indenting Books give a fair idea of what wa have just to hand. As the Goods are icons than good value, and choicest productions from various centres, we would request early inspection. T. & J. THOMSON Dbat'bbb and Silk Meecueb, TIMARU Je2s TAI LO RING AT “THE CORNER.” I HAVE TO HAND My First Parcel of COLONIAL TWEEDS for the Present Season. They have been carefully Selected from the various Mills for excellence of Quality, Style, and Finish. Also, per s.s. Aorangi, a splendid range of West of England and Scotch Suitings and Trouserings. My prices are moderate, 15 to 20 per cent, under ordinary Timaru prices. I guarantee a perfect fit on the most difficult figure. Gentlemen, 1 would ask you specially to place your orders early, in order to prevent delay and disappointment. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS;! 1000 Pairs of Colonial-made Boots and Shoes to hand and to arrive from the most reliable Factory in New Zealand. If you want wear-resisting Boots, don’t fail to see these goods before purchasing elsewhere. I can and do save you 2s to 4s the pair. ARTHUR CASHES, au2l THE CORNER, TIMAHU. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF TEMUKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, WTJOWMAN wishes to intimate . I~> to the Public lhat be has OPENED A BOOT SHOP In the Premises lately occupied by Mr McCann, and hopes by strict attention to business, moderate charges, fret-olase workmanship, and civility, to merit a share of the public patronage. BOOTS MADE TO ORDER on the shortest notice, and REPAIRS neatly and expeditiously executed. ap2l BOOTS! BOOTS! a BEAT CLEARING SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES To make room for Winter Stock, at PRICES which will DEFY COMPETITION. During the Sale M#"’' t, ARMS—STRICTLY CASH. J. TANGNEY, Bootmaker, Temuka.