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Temuka Leader, Issue 2467, 21 February 1893, Page 3

AUTUMN 1893. OTTE are now opening daily, NOVELTY TIES for forthcoming season, ’rom 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 J Ribbons—Very Choice for New Fancy, i Millinery, Plaid and Shot Silks, (Veil Nets. j Fancy Serges and Diagonals Dresses < Black Fancies, Brocaded Goods, ( —Various Shades. fSelf Flannelettes in Corals, j Pinks, Blues, &c., Plaid Man- j Flannelettes, Naval Costumes, Chester "j Art Muslins—Choice, Blankets. j Quilts, Waxcloths, and (^Linoleums. f Indications of the styles in Straw, C"tAil? Beaver Hats Bonnets! •p-igre n d Feather Mounts f j»» the new Mephisto Styles, Cloaks, Jackets, New Neck | Wraps, W.P.’s in the “ Fife,” |‘‘ Inverness,” Brocaded, and j Extra Long, Capes in Blacks, Navy. INSPECTION INVITED. T. & J. THOMSON DRAPERS AND SILK MERCERS, TIMARU. ISITING CARDS, equal to copper plate, printed at the office of this Paper

TCJ 3Li 3C CS 33®' O •3C" 3E CS 3C A FACT WORTH KNOWING THAT J. BALLA NTY N E C 0. ARK OFFERING SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS OF READY-MADE CLOTHING. BESPOKE TAILORING DEPARTMENT. ROM this Department of our Business we are in a Position to Supply our Patrons with Garments which for FIT, _ PERFECTION OF STYLE, and GENERAL EXCELLENCE are UNSURPASSED. A COMPETENT STAFF IS EMPLOYED, THE BEST OF MATERIALS ARE USED, AND THE CHARGES ARE MODERATE. F Our Cutter MR HEARFIELD, being a SPECIALIST in the art of IJahitmalUng, we have Confidence in Soliciting the ’ Patronage of Ladies in quest of a FASHIONABLE GARMENT for tre Ensuing Season. We hold a LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF HABIT-CLOTHS, and wo Guarantee a FIT in theLATEST STYLE. J. BALLANTYNE & Co.