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Temuka Leader, Issue 2232, 25 July 1891, Page 4

The two young Princesses of Wales evince a great dislike for matrimony, and say they wish to remain single. The Queen and the Prince of Wales are naturally much annoyed at the idea ; but the Princess, their 1 mother, sympathises with them. * *

T H E ~\UBJNG our Stocktaking Sale , we are returning 2s in the £ | jto all purchasers of Boots, Shoes, Slippers. This concession will S,apply to all classes of Goods in the Department, from Ladies' Shoes to Men's Nailed i&iifc* "Bluchers. E.ESSMAKING, ANY STYLE, 8s„lllJ. ™This extremely lowj price for Dressg"jjmaking will be an for | gthose Ladies who have not already JJjpatronised this department to do so J |at*a very little cost. Only our own v,,.v?,v -| materials made up. DAViES AND"MURPHY, TiMARtr. myl6

AVE YOU TRIED a* CANT JU4UI oaBEAT BAKING POWDER? Makes Delicious Scones, Bread, and Pastry. Guaranteed Absolutely" Pure, and the Most Wholesome Powder in the Market. Sold by all Grocers in Tins 6d, Is, and 2Si, each, and wholesale by the Manufacturer,. G. E. WARBURTON, Chemist, fl The Pharmacy," Timaru. jy-21 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. \J numerous Customers for their Liberal Support, beg to state that from the 13th hist. W. CARSTON will carry on the WHEELWMGHTING AND C OAC HBUILDING BRANCH of the Business. Having had 12 years' experience in this district he fells sure he can faithfully execute his clients' demands. It is a well-known fact that our work has been fully 20 per cent cheaper than any one in South Canterbury, and I will take the liberty of informing the Public how it is done.

1. Have no rent to pay. 2. Buy for Cash. 3. Do the greatest part of the work myself, and Last, but not least, have no ambition of making a fortune too rapidly. There is an old proverb—" A cheap article is dear at any price, " but in this case I guarantee every Vehicle turned out. I am prepared to give the.HIGHEST PRICES for SECOND-HAND CARTS, &c, having always a demand for them. Having made satisfactory arrangements with MR A. WATSON, who is a firstclass GENERAL AND SHOEING SMITH, he will re-open the Blacksmith's Branch on his own account on MONDAY, JULY 13xh.