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Temuka Leader, Issue 2301, 5 January 1892, Page 3

SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! D. OWERS & C° ARE SORRY to inform their Temuka Friends that they ARE ABOUT TO CLEAR OUT, But w? want Everybody to be Fully Supplied for at least Three Months. We do thank the people heartily for the way in which’they have supported us, and at any time when in Timaru we hope they will not fail to give us a call. No Reasonable Offer will be Refused for the Balance of our Stock. Good White Sugar only 2fd per lb by the mat. Ninian Hislop’s Tea, in packets, 2/,- at 1/6, 2/4 at 1/9 per lb. Cadbury’s Cocoa, Is tins at lOd each. Large bottles Tomato Sauce —3 bottles for 2s. 101 b Tin Pure Ceylon Tea and Half Dozen China Cups and Saucers for 22/6, and we want the public thoroughly to understand that we challenge the trade to beat it without the Cups and Saucers. A splendid sample of Raisins, cleaned, only 6d per lb. Tea in Half Chests, 1/4 per lb, usual price 1/9. Rice, Sago, Tapioca, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, all at 51b for 1/THE BUSINESS is FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. The Stock, about £2OO, will be sold on EASY YERMS to a Good Man, and is a chance seldom met with. DAVID OWERS & Co. TEMUKA, AND AT Stafford Street. Timaru. 1892. yy E INVITE INSPECTION of SEASONABLE LINES, CONSISTING OF ELECTRO-PLATE, CUTLERY, AND FANCY GOODS, Suitable for Presents and Household Use PRIEST & HOLDGATE, TIMARU. aul.s FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK. w E OPEN ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Ex COPTIC, 12 GASES OF SPECIALITIES In demand for the present season, Including One Case Basketware from Saxony One Case Vases, &c., from Bohemia and One Case sundry Nicknacks omitted from previous shipment. Amongst Specialities more in demand we instance— T - & J '. xROMSON, TIMARU. se2s DRESSMAKING, jyjl SSES JJE NDER S 0 N DRESSMAKERS, Dyson S Tju|E et, Temuka. sel 5 Charges Moderate.