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Temuka Leader, Issue 2212, 9 June 1891, Page 4

G. H. MOGRIDGE Has jost received some CHEAP LINES nr DRAPERY, Wfeicb he w now bieriftg ' AT VERY LOW FIGURES! The followins; linse'areauooo offer At Halt Two* j Ladies’ and Children’s: bisters ~ Ladies’-Colonial Tweed Jackets Ladies’ atid Misses' Fur Tippele Ladies’ Woof‘’and Evedisg Shawls Ladies’ Trimrtied' Bats |rom 4s lid Dreifl, and Cheap A line in siud CApes at 7s lid, made in French 5 Merino in all new Shades BLANKETS I BLANKETS I BLANKETSi Ik Aii SitßS AHD Psioia ! BOLL AN DS, dffidbM'SHßEriNGfii, SHIRTINGS, FLANNELS, &o. t &o. | OUR BOOTS 1 ARE NOTsi) FOR GOOD WEAR AND CHEAPNESS. MEN’S AND HOSIERY* AT G. H. MO Qltl I) GB'B, Main SritiiiT" TiihntA,

N:2.C.E. HAYING Completed the Ophhibg of Our NEW GOODS J?OR COMING SEASON, We respectfully draw the attention of our Customers and the Public generally to our Very Largs and Well-assorted Stock, Which comprises every requisite for Gentleman's, Boys’, arid Youths’ wear. A VISIT to our well-koown Establishment will convince anyone that we take the Prethier Position for Styles Quality, : and Value Inspect’.?ji rcpeclfully solicited. HALL EH STEIN BROS.. Stawobd btbsst, Tiitasw; EGBERT FOSTER, Branch Manager, 1891. WINTER. 1891. W. 0. EOULSTON, MENDBLSON’S BUILDINGS, TEMUKA, \ HAS much pleasure in stating to the inhabitants of TSomba and Surrounding District that he is opening op a ; choice and well-selected aisortmeht of NEW AHO FASHIONABLE GOODS, ■a w ■ {Comprising the LatestNoVeltie* in I DOUBLE JISTD’SINGLE WIDTH SBROSS J AND COLONIAL DRESSVTWEIDS, I which cannot be surpassed for wear.

YELYBTS AND PLUSHES IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES. A Choice Assortment of Ladies’ .Tbikkrs ! b :Pßil and Slcbatt’ Hats.Bonnbts, <to. NEW RIBBONS, LACES,' GLOVES, CORSETS, and UMBRELLAS. The Newest Styles in Ladies’ .andOhildren’* Ulsters, Jaciets, and Mamtles. Men’*, Xoulhß’, and Beys’ OTESOOITS and Colonial Clotmiko. SHIMS.ITIES, HATS, SOX/BBAOKS, *O. The Bes’T'Maies in BOOTS and SHOES, a large assortment to selaot from. w. c. roulston j, MSNJUKLBON ’8 BUILDINGS, TBMUXA. GRAIN SEASON, 1891. JB. RUTLAND & CO • Are Cash Buyeirs of I W HEAT, OATS, BARLEY, ; Q RaSS SEED, AND POTATOES, In any quantities. ON SAL E Beat Quality Binding. Twine, Pull-awed Cornsacks and Twine, at Lowest Bates. BE3WIOK STREET AUCTION BOOMS. . fel2