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Temuka Leader, Issue 2450, 12 January 1893, Page 1

LOOK O U T. THOIVSAS BARR THE WELL-KNOWN CONFECTIONER & FANCY GOODS DEALER, HAS Just Secured the Finest Selections of TOYS, NEW GAMES, &c, Suitable for Childrens' Prizes, or Christmas Gifts. Inspection Invited, and Schools Liberallj Dealt With. OUR USUAL PRICED TABLES WILI BE LAID OUT. CONFECTIONERY of the Choicesl l Description, from English, Colonial, r.nd Continental Factories. The Reidiksiment Department will be in full swing throughout the holidays. Agent for Dr Neill's Herbal Remedies. T. BAE R, MAIN STREET, TEMUKA. FISHING TACKLE. WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO MY LARGE STOCK Rods, Reels, Lines, Flies, Traces, and Minnows of Every Description, and Mounted with Double Gut. Also— A Splendid lot of Fishing Stockings and Gaffs, Landing Nets, and all sorts of Hooks at very REASONABLE PRICES. Kindly call and inspect before going Elsewhere. TO SHEARERS. A LARGE STOCK OF 8.8. A. AND 11A. SHEEP SHEARS. Also— TURKEY STONES ON HAND. SPLENDID LOT TO SELECT FROM. D. TAYLOR, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, se!7 TEMUKA. TOMBS'3 RESTAURANT, TEMUKA. riHHIS well-known Establishment has J_ been thoroughly renovated, and now furnishes the VERY BEST ACCOMMODATION to Permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Family Apartments with Private Entrance. CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. SPECIALITY— A Private Luncheon-Room for Ladies has just been opened, where meals or light refreshments can be obtained at all times. COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR ANGLERS. Within Half-a-Minute's Walk of the Railway Station. LEONARD TOMBS, n 026 PROPRIETOR. HANMEiI HOT SPRINGS BOARDING HOUSE. ' Eicdle JL rjLord - ojlßloWjtheßißhopß Cx Christehurch and Dunedin, and other distinguished visitors. This House has been greatly enlarged, and is now replete with every convenience. It is specially suitable for' Invalids ana Ladies visiting the Hot Springs. An Asphalt Tennis Court for the Recreation of Visitors. Charges—6s per day, or 35s and 2 guineas per week. Buggies to and from the Springs Free of Charge, Return Fares from Christehurch to the , Springs by Rail and Coach, 80s. A. LAHMERT. i"tf Proprietor. 18 HOTEL, "EXT TEE RAILWAY STATION, CIIRISTCHURCB FREDERICK STOREY, PROPRETOR. rpHE PALATINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Chief Office : MANCHESTER. INSURANCES aro granted Against Fire on most descriptions of Property at lowest current rates. Losses Promptly & Liberally Settled. No Policy Holder is subject to any Liability wli atever. FINANCLA L POSITION. Authorised Ov.pii.il Ono iuiliion fc'-lsrling Uapiti-l Subscribed by a larv.e ( ami wc;:.jiiliy pi.-cmriotarv • Capital p;;M lip Funds in audition i :!£ 1.17,000 ALF. W. GAZE, District Agent. IIHE IMPERIAL INSURANCE CO., Lo., LONDON. Cai'ltal : £1,200,000. Invested Funds, over £1,600,000. Losses Paid exceed £12,000,000. Chief Agents in Canterbury— SCLANDERS & CO., Christehurch. District Agents— Tjsaiuka : Jas. Harrison, Storekeeper. Gisiialdine : J. W. Pye, Storekeeper. Wih'cjhkstjse : ,1. Opio Si Sous, Storekeepers. mr?4