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Temuka Leader, Issue 2345, 19 April 1892, Page 3

0 LEAKING gA L E FOR 21 DAYS ONLY, To make room for Winter Stock, which is specially mad© to my order. Also a large stock of PORPOISE-HIDE BOOTS, CALF AND GRAIN COOKHAMS Always in Stock. REPAIRING HALF PRICE DURING THE SALE ! Men’s Boots Soled ... ... 2s 6d Women’s do ... ... ... 2s N.B.—The above terms are strictly cash JT- ■□PAIffCaS-TSrKS-Sr, BOOTMAKER ap2B Temuka. SHOOTING SEASON, 1892. I HAVE received my Season’s Stock of Sporting Requisites ex s.s. Doric as follows; —Guns by the well-known makers Hollis and Sons (contractors to Her Majesty’s War Department), Eley Bros., and Special Club Cartridge Cases. Powder by the leading makers, Patent Shot, nn to No. 6, Leather and Canvas Gun Cases, Rods and Pocket Barrell Cleaners, Cartridge Closing and Recapping Machines, Cartridge Belts, Bags, Extractors, Combined Powder and Shot Measures, Game Bags, Decoy Ducks, and Duck Calls. 16-Bore D.8.8.L. Guns from £6. 16-Bore D.8.8.L. Guns from £5. 10-Bore D.8.8.L. Guns from £lO 10s. 12-Bore D.8.8.L. Guns, Hammerless, £l6 10s. Single-Barrel B.L. Guns from 90s. Special attention paid to Cartridge Filling. JAS. PHILP, Sheffield Warehouse, Timaru. fel2 TERMINUS HOTEL, THE RAILWAY STATION, CHRISTCHURCH FREDERICK STOREY, PROPRETOR. ap2

SECOND WINTER SHIPMENTS. EX TONGARIRO we open this week a Shipment of TWELVE CASES, mostly Special Purchases, for ensuing month. Haberdashery. Hosiery. Gloves. Fancy. Silk. Dresses. Manchester. Show Room. Manufactured Stock of Bead and Braid Sets, Braid and Bead Gimps, Buckles, and a usual range of necessaries. Our Specially Selected Makes in Ladies’ and Children’s; also Boys’ Heavy Makes in Imported and Canterbury Rib. Kid Gloves from Francois, Friers, Grenoble, are now to hand ; also <lO dozen Cashmere and other Fabric Gloves. 12 dozen Initial Handkerchiefs, 50 dozen Handkerchiefs in variety, Frillings, Fronts, Collars, new shapes, Ribbons, Laces, 16 pieces Veilings, 42 pieces Embroideries. Bengaline for Cloaks, Colored Satins for Fancy Work, Velveteens, Plushes, all shades, Fur Trimmings, Aprons, &c. Estamene Serges, French Merinos, Nuns’ Cloths, Special Purchase Dress Tweeds, Cheviots for Cloaks and UlQuilts, Calicoes, Hollands, Chintz, Flannelettes, Muslins, Mont Mellich Sets, &c., &c. A very large range has opened here. Underclothing, Corsets, Baby Linen, Hoods, &c., in variety. 40 Ulsters, very choice, Cloaks, Fur Victorias and Empress, 35 Jackets, Children’s Reefers and Ulsters, &c. 300 Fashionable Hats in variety and choicest goods, Caps, Wings, Evening Flowers, &c. Millinery and Dressmaking Departments are fully employed, and we would respectfully solicit the early placing of orders. T. & J. THOMSON, DRAPERS & SILK MERCERS, TIMARU. se2s Sums of money to lend on Freehold Security at the Lowest Current Rates of Interest. SMITHSON, RAYMOND, & SMITH, no!7 Solicitors, Geraldine.

J. BALLA NTX N E AND CO. NEW GOODS. NEW_GOCI)S. NEW GOODS. EX S.S. MORAYSHIRE, RANGAtiRA, TAINUI, AND KAIKOURA. J- BA.LIANTYNE AND CO. w ■ wrf , hm> fc«n i ■ ■ » * • TJAYE MUCH PLEASURE in A N.NJO U N|C IN G TJH B ARRIVAL O|F TH.EIB FIRST SHIPMENT OF AtTTUMIT AM33> ‘W I 3SST 3E3 X& O- OttO BY THE ABOVE STEAMERS. "WTTW DRESS GOODS in all the Latest Novelties in English and Colonial Manufactures NEW MANTLES, JACKETS, AND ULSTERS in all the Latest Fashions NEW MILLINERY, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMBD HATS in Felt and Straw NEW FEATHERS, FLOWERS, AND RIBBONS NEW HOSIERY AND GLOVES NEW HOSIERY AND GLOVES . , _ , NEW BLANKETS AND FLANNELS in Kaiapoi, Mosgiel, Boslyn. and English Audrey NEW SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS in all the Latest .. NEW HATS, HOSIERY, TIES, Etc TAILORING AND DRESSMAKING IN ALL US BEAM I 1 f J. BALLANTYNE & CO, /' J nm (i i TTMA RTT