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Temuka Leader, Issue 2205, 23 May 1891, Page 4

ARTHUR GABITES, THE CO lift EB. THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN TIMARU. T UST LANDED—S CASES MEN’S &\ bOYS' CLOTHING, VL»de special to my >wn orders, which I have' marked exCopt'onTly low, for Cosh. Men's Long Tweed Oveifioaie, marked 17s 9d ; woith 2fis Men’s Long Tweed Overcoats, strongly lined, with capes, from 27s to 60s The Acme Long Tweed overcoat, made waterproof by a new-chemical process, a warm and storm-proof' seat combined; to b; > had only at The Corner, with or Without' capes Youths’ »nd Boys’Tweed Overcoats, with o> ' without ospfee, from 7i 6d up. i COATS. i Orie Case direct from the best English j makers, guaranteed rain-proof, a specia : fnature in four lines : they are sown rouno | the edges, cuffs, collar, etc., -giving twice the j wear of ordinary-made garments. Call ai j The Corner and inspect them before pur- : chasing elsewhere. Our Men’s Tweed Suits at 19s 6d, 26s 6d, and ' 35a 6d, are-still the wohder of the'Ololhing Trade. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT well stocked with the Newest Shapes, and at the lowest prices in the town, 75 Boys’ Tweed Kriioker Suits, kniekbrs lined, 4s 6d up 40 Beys’ Navy Serge Sailor Suits, 6s lid up. BLANKETS, 25 Pairs Grey Blankets, 5s lid ahd 7s lid 25 Pairs White Blankets, 6s lid, 8s lid, 138 6d 25 Pairs White Blankets suitable for idduble beds, 13s lid, 18s lid 25 Buggy Rugs, 4s lid, 6s lid, 7s 6d, 11s 6d 30 Fieoss Union and Cotton Shirtings, from 3fd per yard. LADIES’ OXFORD SHOES. Delivery given last week of 500 Pairs of Ladies’ Oxford Shoee, ex Coptic, wbiob must be turned into cash without delay. jMENV, BOYS’, GIRLS’, k LADIES’ Colonial-made Boots'and Shoes. Thousands testify to the grand wear of our Standard Brand. Buy your Boots at The Corner and save Is to 4s the pair. 200 Pairs Fell and Levant Sewn Slippers, to clear quickly, 3s lid ARTHUR OABITES, au2l THE CORNER, TIMAKU.

KZ.C.E tbe Our SNEW GOODS FOR COMINGJ SEASON, Wo respectfully draw the attention of our Customers and tbe Public generally to our Very Large and Well-assorted Stock, which comprises every requisite for Qeotlemen’sjjßoya’i ani Ybulbs’ wear. A VISIT to our well-koown : Establishment jwill convince anyoue that wo trike the Premier Position for Style, Quality, and Value

losp",oi ; ?a re r pectfully solicited. WALLENSTEIN BROS. Stafford street, Timabd; ROBERT FOSTER, Branch Manager.

1891. WINTER. 1891. W. 0. EOULSTON, MBNDBLSON’S BUILDINGS, TBMU K A , || TJ AS much pleasure in stating to the ! tJ, inhabitants of Temoka and V Surrounding District that he is opening up a ; choice and well-selected assortment of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, | Comprising the Latest Novelties in 1 DOUBLE and SINGLE WIDTH- SB RG S 3 AND COLONIAL DRE3B TWEEDS, which cannot be surpassed for wear. TELVBTS AND PLUSHB3 IN ALL THE FEWEST SHADES. A Choice Assortment of Ladieb’-TbihHßD and Uhtbimmbd Felt and Straw Ham, Bonnets, &o. NEW RIBBONS, LAOE3, GLOBES, CORSETS, and UMBRELLAS. The Newest Styles in Ladies’ and Children’s Ulbtbbs/ Jackets, and Mantles, Men’*, Youths’, and Boys’ Qtbboo&ts and j Colonial Clothing. SHIRTS, TIES, HATSrSOX, BRACES, Ac. The Best Makes in BOOTS and SHOES, a large assortment to select from. W. C. ROULSTON I iMINDBLSON’S BUILDINGS, 1 TBMUKA. GRAIN SEASON, 1801. , JR. RUTLAND & 0 0 j * Are Cash Bayers of J WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, GRASS '■* SEED, AND POTATOES,. [ln any quantities. ‘ ON SALE Best Quality Binding Twine, Full-sized Cornsacks and Twine, at Lowest Bates. 3EBWIOK STREET AUCTION ROOMS, f] fe!2 ilj