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Temuka Leader, Issue 2233, 28 July 1891, Page 4

True Economy. —To purchase Countess Tea for two shillings. Free from apy excess of astringency.—[Advt.j ' Teas' free 'frdm "toy excess Astringency—South* British Tea Company’s Puxeßlends. AH Storekeepers.—[Advt.

THE HORSE'S FRIEND. >T[)AGBiS NdJ l-HbrseiGils. ’ Sure core I for sprains, bruises, or swellings o|i aiyHndiniHofses. ! ! ' PAGE’S No, 2 Horse Oils. Sure cure ,|or on, backs lor ■. shoidders, And anjj, kind of broken wound. , Numbers of Testimonials, .can be produced. AGENTS— For Timaeu— Mr Cutbbert, Grain Merchant For TEiltncA—Mr C. St6ry, Stafelekeeper For Geraldine —Mr J, Connolly, Store? : ' ' keeper For Faiblie Cbbbk—Mr J. Siegert. ' ' Sole ibaker-and'proprietor, ! ' F. W. PAGE, CHERTSEY, CANTERBURY. To F. W. Page, Chertsey.^—Ashburton,, April 18, 1891. Sib, —I have used your Horse Oil for.the past three months, and find it is very good indeed. I may staite that the mare I have used it on has had a spraihfed fetlbck" for the bast twelve months. I have blistered it in cold wea- : ther, audit got very much enlarged and j calloused. I have tried all sorts of different j embrocations, but they failed to reihove it I It was in a .very bad' state“ when I got a ] bottle of your Oil, 'so that it was for it to have a fair- trial. The lamenes, j however; has let her, - and' the enlargement J is reduced a great deal. I feel confident that'had Fused your preparation in the first instance the enlargement would have disappeared. I consider nobody should be without it. —F. Devanb, Ashburton Hotel, jy2s

miJEimj: our J StocktdMiig - Sale I / w.e.fire returning 2s in the & to all purchasers of Boots, Shoes, ahd' ; Slippers.; This concession, jrfll - apply to" all classes of r Goods in. 'the Boot Department, from Ladies’ Evening 1 Shoes ■to Men’s Nailed Bluchers. Dressmaking, any Style,’Bs 11d. This extremely low;, price for. Dressmaking will be an opportunity for • those Ladies who have not already patronisfed this department to do so at’a very little cost. Only otir Own materials made up, DAVIES AND* MURPHY, Timaeit. myl6

H ATE YOU TRIED BAKING POWDER P 'Makes' Delicious Soonfesr Bread,and' Pastry. Guaranteed Absolutely Pure, and the Most Wholesome Powder, inhthe 1 Market. ' Sold: by all) Groces in iTitfs 6d, ils;i and 2s each, and wholesale .by theMahufactuxer; G. E. WABBUBTON, Chemist, “The Pharmacy,?’ Timaru.t, jy2l DISSOLUTION OF DIRTNERsfatP. CARSTON BEOS, in thanking theijr numerous Customers for their ‘Liberal Support, beg to state that front the 13th inst. W. CARSTON will carry •on the WHEELWRIGHTING AND v qpAp&BJJ|LDISG BRANCH of the Business, Having had 12 years’ ex-* perience in this district he fells sure he can faithfully 1 execute his clients’ demands 1 . It is a well-known fact that our work has ’beeti'fully ! 20 per 1 cent cheaper than ahy one in South Canterbmy, and I will take the liberty of informing the Public how it is done,

J. Have no rent to pay. I Huyl;f6r;;Cash. 3. Do the greatest part of the work myself, and 1 -Last, hut not least, have no ambitioil of jpaking 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 MB. 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 13m