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Temuka Leader, Issue 2585, 23 November 1893, Page 3

IHEAP DEAPERY! CHEAP GROCERIES! FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY ! PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING. FOLLOWING are only A FEW . of the MANY LINES : Flannel, lid per yard, worth la 3d Ticking, 6£d „ „ „ 9d Calico, 4£d „ „ „ 6jd Flannelettes, 6d „ „ „ 8d Dress Stuffs, 9d „ „ „ Is Cotton Shirtings, 7d „ „ 10J Large Colored Quilts, 6s 6d„ 9s Honeycomb Toilets, 2a ~ 2s 6d Hoisery, 9d „ „ „ Is Men's Felt Hats, 3s „ 4ss 6d „ Mole Trousers, 7s 6d „ 9s 6d „ „ M 4s 9d „ 6s 6d H Shirts, 2s 3d „ 3s „ Tweed Trousers, 9$ „ 13s „ Colonial Wool Sox, Is 3d 2s EAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, KEROSENE, AND ALL GROCERY LINES OF BEST QUALIFY, All at Cost Price, A. WILLIAMS, TEMOKA. DRILLS. DRILLS. & D. DUNCAN'S Ist PRIZE DRILL Will be on view at PRIEST & HQLDGATE'S, TIMARU. MESSRS P. & D. DUNCAN took Ist PRIZE with this Drill at the most exhaustive Trial held recently by the Timaru. Agricultural and Pastoral Association, beating all comers. GEYLOSt TEA AGENCY. "DURE CEYLON TEAS of the Finest JL Quality, as packed in the Garden Factory, can always be obtained from the Agents of the Tea Planters' Association of Coyi^n. Drink Untißh Grown Tea—Pure, Whole* some, Pleasant, Economical.. R. R,~i4Tl t oB j ayent for tee ¥» Associatioi of n ' , CHURCH STREET, TIMARU. fe2 NOTICE TOjSHEARERS. nnHE Undersigued begs to draw Spegia X Attention to the large quantity OF BB SHEEP SHEARS Which he has just to hand. Also to his Splendid Assortment of TURKEY AND WASHITA STONES E. BROWN/ COAL AND TIMBER MERCHANT ' ' A\D* GENERAL IRONMONGER, TEMUKA. I->,S,_Lawn Mowers a Speciality. Acrpncics—Commercial Union Assuranc Co.,Sauk's Windmills, Kftitanyafc.* Coal C