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Temuka Leader, Issue 2378, 5 July 1892, Page 3

HALLOA! WHERE ARE YOU GOING ? WHY, to Hunter’s Great Sale of Drapery and Clothing, where you can purchase 20s worth of Goods for 15s. HOW DOES HE DO IT ? Simply by buying for Cash in the Best Markets and selling on the same principle, thus avoiding the losses caused by bad debts, and getting the trade discounts in addition. THAT ARGUMENT SEEMS REASONABLE! Yes, and the Public are evidently appreciating his efforts by flocking to “ The Corner ” to pick up the wonderful bargains he is now offering. See Special Circulars for List of Prices. Dressmaking Done on the Premises. Fit and Style Guaranteed. JAMES W. HUNTER, DRAPER, GERALDINE,

H. A. TEMPERTON HAS OPENED with a Choice Selection of BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, And School Requisites, in STOREY’S BUILDINGS, TEMUKA. ALL GOODS AT COST PRICE. 11. A. TEMPE RTO N, BOOKSELLER. jn9

TEWIUKA JDISPENSARY. ELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Stationery, &c., &c. Dann’s Red Blister, superior to all. Dann’s Condition Povfder (Meynell Hunt Club, reoipe). Mother Aubert’s Remedies. Clements Tonic. E. C. DANN, Family and Dispensing Chsvtst, N.B.—New Supply of ROWELS arrived for Dane’s t- t ' . , iV WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS. Flour — made from old wheats and Well Matured. SHARPS AND BRAN For Sale at Lowest Current Rates. Wheat Gristed, Pig-feed Ground, and Oats Crushed and Aspirated. CRUSHED OATS FOR SALE. W. HARRISON. mrlO Proprietor.

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. OOKS containing PROFESSOR MASON’S SYSTEM of TREATING DISEASES by ELECTRICITY can now be obtained at the Office of this Paper in Tcmuka. Those Books contain the whole of Professor Mason’s system. They were printed under his direction, after he had corrected and revised them, and his lectures and all the information he gave to his classes will be found in them. Full Directions, as to how to apply an Eleetrii'i .Battery to any kind of disease can be found in them, and the method is stated so plainly and simply that a cL ;1 ' can understand it. '“ uU TO CORRESPONDENTS, ETC. ORRESPONDENTS arc reminded that Communications sent through the Post in Unsealed Envelopes or in Wrappers open at both ends Must Contain No Words or Instructions THAT ARE NOT INTENDED for PUBLICATION. An infringement of this rule involves a fmo. All Communications with Instructions attached should be stamped Full Letter Rates. HORSE CARDS Printed on the Shortest Notice at the Office of this Paper. PROMISSORY NOTE FORMS on Sale at the Office of this Paper. ORDERS for Rubber Stampsjreceived at the Leader Office.^ PRU'v 1 : 5/- per Book.