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Temuka Leader, Issue 2465, 16 February 1893, Page 3

AUTUMN 1893. WE are now opening daily, NOVELTIES for forthcoming season. From various sources we have received Choice Selections in the following classes of goods within the past few days, while of course constantly receiving or dinary requirements. j Collars, Cuffs, Umbrellas, ) Ribbons—Very Choice for New Fancy. ") Millinery, Plaid and Shot Silks, {Veil Nets. ( Fancy Serges and Diagonals, D BESSES < Black Fancies, Brocaded Goods ( —Various Shades. fSelf Flannelettes in Corals, ! Pinks, Blues, &c, Plaid Man- J Flannelettes, Naval Costumes, Chester "j Art Muslins —Choice, Blankets. I Quilts, Waxcloths, and Linoleums. f Indications of the coming styles in Straw, Chip, Felt, Beaver Hats and Bonnets, Aigrettes and Feather Mounts in the new Mephisto Styles, ( Cloaks, Jackets, New Neck Wraps, W.P.'S in the " Fife," I " Inverness," Brocaded, and | Extra Long, Capes in Blacks, L.Plaids, Navy. INSPECTION INVITED. T. & J. THOMSON DRAPERS AND SILK MERCERS, TIMARU. TriSITISG CARDS, equal to copper V plate, printed at the office of this Paper.

A FACT WORTH KNOWING THAT _"ANTTNE & CC AE E OFFERING BPBdAL INDUCEMENTS OF READT-MADE CLOTHING. BESPOKE TAILORING DEPARTMENT. T '. „;„ ~ Pnfitinn to Supply our Patrons with Garments v\lj.lli •■■ i , -OEOM this fc PERF^ THE BEST OP MATERIALS ARE USED, AND THE CHARGES A COMPETENT STAFF IS EMPLOYED, TH f R |^ D^RATE . &£lJßar2?7aa>&- SEASON S.;S!S3>3- . T -^ T i • cpxtpt at.TST in the art of Habitmakiug, w<; have Cogence in Soliciting the Our Cutter, «^™?2i l JrS' (ln^o ?J:^S ( >!S2 B L. GARMENT fof... K.™i., B N,Wo 110 la a law* a"nd well-assoktbb „a „ >.„,,., ~ Mr ... .», J. BALLANTYME & Co., TIMARU.