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Temuka Leader, Issue 2266, 13 October 1891, Page 3

Countess: "T told you expressly to paint the chamber blood color, and you nave made it blue." Painter :" I beg your pardon. I thought the< gracious countess had blue blood." An interesting series of articles is appearing entitled, " How to Live on Five Hundred a Year." This series should be supplemented by another, to be called. "How to get the Five Hundred to Live On." An unconscious j?un. —Little Ethel had sent back her plate three times, and had been helped bountifully to all good things. She was looking rather sadly at an unfinished dish of ice cream. "What's the matter, Ethel ?" said Uncle Jack; you look mournful." "That is the , matter," was the reply "I'm more'n full." And Ethel dosen't know why everybody laughed.

SECOND SHIPMENTS FOR SUMMER. EX "KAIKOURA" we open this week a full range for all Departments. The following are more markedly **£?J!f" Chatelaine Belts, Button Sets dashery. and Buttonß new patterns. Gloves. Clasps, Dome Kid Gloves, in Black, Brown, Drab, Grey, Tan; Hosiery. 3 ummer numbers in Hosiery. Fancy. Aprons, Sunshades—Black and Shot Frilled, &c, Umbrellas— New Handles, New Fronts Chemisettes and Shirts, Veilings, Gossamers, Ribbons in Silk, Gauze, and Neck, Bead Frilling, Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Collars, Children's White, Colored, Embroidered Collars, Torchon Edelweiss, American Laces, British, Swiss, Victoria Embroidery, India Muslin (all colors), Cuffs. Dresses. De l a ines, Lustres. Nainsook Muslins, Fancy MusMan- {j llS) Tojjetg, Antis, Brookwood Chester. Galateas, Kirkaldy Stripes, &c. Silks Bengaline.Merveullaux.Plushes Mantles. Muslin, Silk, Print Garibaldis, Jerseys. Millinery. c^renß , straws, Ospreys, Marquise Plumes, Ornaments, Caps. Under- Corsets, White Skirts, Colored clothing, do, Bibs. T. & J. THOMSON, DRAPERS & SILK MERCERS, TIMARTJ. se2s

R. H. PEARPOINT, TIMBER, IRON, COAL, & GENERAL MERCHANT, GERALDINE, Has on Hand— RED and White Pine (rough and dressed), Kauri and Blue-gum Timbers of all descriptions. Large Stocks of "Well Seasoned Lining, Flooring, and all kinds of Mouldings, Sheep Feeders, Gates, Hurdles, and Doors and Sashes. Wire (plain and barbed), Staples, Wire Nails, Posts, Stakes, and Rails. Cement, Fire Bricks, Oils and Paints, and a large assortment of Builders' Ironmongery. Newcastle and Westport Screened Coals. Oats, Sharps, Bran, and Chaff. Timber delivered in Trucks to any Railway Station direct from the Mills at Lowest Rates. YATES'S RELIABLE SEEDS. I have just landed my year's supply, comprising every description of Garden and Flower Seeds, Mangolds (red and yellow), carrot (intermediate and white), Lawn Grass, Bird Seed, etc. Special quotations for Bulk Lots to Gardeners and others. The superiority of these Seeds is now such a household word that further comment from me is unnecessary. Agent Foe—- ' The Victoria Insurance Co., Limited. Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Co. Standard Accident Insurance Co., ' London Neill'& Co. Nelson & Moate's, and Gregg & Co.'s Blended Teas. jy2l HAVE various SMALL SUMS of Trust Money for Investment on Good Farming Land, at a Low Rate of Interest. HOWARD TRIPP, Solicitor. se29 Timaru. TO OWNERS OF STUD HORSES. 3WNERS OF-STUD HORSES are reminded that THE TEMUKA LEADER AND THE GERALDINE GUARDIAN Offer the moans in South Canterburp for advertising nonces regarding STUD HORSES.. Liberal Terms are offered for inserting for the Season. CARDS, CARDS, CARDS,