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Temuka Leader, Issue 2206, 26 May 1891, Page 4

ARTHUR CABIIES, THE CO KB KB. A ■. ;,/ THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN TIMARU. * "■' i UST LAtNDEP-5 CASES MEN'S & J BOYS' CLOTHING, Made special to my > wn orders, which I have marked except<on»lly low, for Cash. Meu'i. Long Tweed Ovcjcoal s, marked 17a 9d; worth .25s Men's Long Tweed Overcoats, strongly lipe^, with oapes, from 27* to 60s ' The Acme Long Tweed overcoat, made wnierproof by a cew chemical process, a warrp and stormproof float combined; to b; I had only at'The Corner, with or without. . capes Youths' and Boys' Tweed Overcoats, with or - -without cape«, from 7s 6d up. i WATERPROOF COATS. One Case direct from the best Englpti makers, guaranteed , rah-proof, a faat.are in four lines : they are sewn rouncs the edges, cuffs, collar, etc:, giving twice wear of ordinary-made garments. Call;"! The Corner and inspeot them before purchasing elsewhere. j Our Men's Tweed Suits>at 19s 6d, 26s 6d, and 35s Gd, are still.the wonder of the Clothing Trade. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT well stocked with, ihe Newest Shapes, and at the lowest prices in the town. 75 Boys' Tweed Knioker Suits, knickers lined, 4s6dup ■ '< 40 Boys' Navy Serge Sailor Suite, 6s lid up. BLANKETS. 25 Pairs Grey Blankets, 5s lid and 7s lid 25 Pairs White Blankets, 6s lid* 8s lid,' 13a 6d 25 P«irs White Blankets suitable for double^ beds, 13s lid,, 18s lid 25 Bugey Buys, 4s lid, 6s lid, 7s 6d, lis 6d 30 Pieces Union and Cotton Shirtings, frcjm 3fd per yard. j LADIES' OXFORD SHOES, j Delivery given last week of 500 Pairs,of Ladies' Oxford Shoes, ex Coptic, which mijst be turned into cash without delay. j ; MEN'.-, BOYS', GIRLS', & LADIES'; Colonial-made Boots end Shoes. Thousand! testify to the grand wear of our Staodaj-d Brand. Buy your Boots at The Comer aiid save Is to 4s the pair. 200 Pairs Felt and Levant Seirn Slippers; to! clear quickly, 3i lid ARTHUR GrABITES, au2l THE CORNER, TIMARU.

NZ.C.E. "AVINQ Completed the Opening>f Our NEW GOODS FOB COMING SEASON, We respectfully draw the attention of our Customer! and the Public generally to our Very Large and Well-assorted Slock, which comprises every requisite for Geetlemen's, Boys', and Youths' wear. A VISIT to our well-koown Establish, raent .will convince anyone that we take' the Premier Position for Style, Quality;' Inspect*** 3 rcpectfully solicited. HALLENSTEIN BROS. Staotobd STBBBT, TIMABTJ; ROBERT FOSTER, Branch Manager.

1891. WINTER. 1891. If. C. EOULSTON, MENDELSON'S BUILDINGS, TEMUKA, HAS much pleasure in stating to the inhabitHnts of Temuka and ' Surrounding District that he is opening up a ehoioe and well-seleoted assortment of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, Comprising the Latest Novelties in DOBTBLB a*d BINGLE "WIDTH SERGSS AND .COLONIAL DRESS T WEEDB, which cannot be surpassed for wear. VELVETS AND PLUSHE3 IN ALL THE ISEWEST SHADES. A Choice 1 Assortment of Ladies' Tbimmbd and TJntbimmbd Few and Steatt Mats, Bonnets, <to. NEW RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES, CORSETS, anb UMBRELLAS. The Newest Styles in Ladies' and Children's Ulstbbs, Jackets, and Mantles. Men'e, Youths', and Boys' Otbeooats and Colonial Clothing. SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, SOX, BRACES, ko. The Bust Maxes in BOOTS and SHOES, a large assortment to sekot from. W. C. ROULSTON j,MBajL>ELBON'S BUILDINGS, TEMUKA.

CRM SEASON, IB9L $. E, U-T-L AND & CO J • ' Are Caßh Buyers of WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, GRASS SEED, AND POTATOES, [ln any quantities. ON SAL E Bast Quality Binding Twine, Full-sized Cornsucka and Twioe, at Lowest Rates. BESWTOK STEBBT AUCTION BOOMB. £Ol2.