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Temuka Leader, Issue 2614, 30 January 1894, Page 1

L. 8. D. I EVERYONE KNOWS that the above li commodity, without which no industry can thrive, is at the present time very scarce. To obtain some of it during these dull times inducements must be given. Accordingly we have determined to hold a GENUINE SACRIFICING SALE Of our large Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, Which is now on. FOR PRICEsIIEE WINDOWS. TIMARU BOOT FACTORY. ja26

CENTRAL FANCY GOODS DEPOT. J A. McCASKILL HAS just opened np a Large Variety of CHOICE CHRISTMAS GOODS, to Sell at ALL PRICES, and arranged on Is, 6d, and 3d Tables. Inspection invited. A 1 BAKERY is still supplying for Country Picnics at Moderate Prices on Shortest Notice. J. A. McCASKILL, Temnka. N.B.—Christmas Cards at Christchurch Prices. del 9

NOTICE TO SHEARERS. mHB Undersigned begs to draw Specia X Attention to the large quantity OP B ® SHEEP SHEARS A Which he has just to hand. Also to his Splendid Assortment of TURKEY AND WASHITA STONES E. BROWN. COAL AND TIMBER MERCHANT, AND GENERAL IRONMONGER, TEMUKA. P.S.—Lawn Mowers a Speciality. Agencies—Commercial Union Assurance Co., Dank’s Windmills, Kaitangata Coal Co TEMUKA PAPERHANGING ESTABLISHMENT. £IHAS. JgATES & £lO. PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, PAPERHANGERS, AND HOUSE DECORATORS, IN thanking the general public for their past favors, wishes to intimate that they have now in stock, direct imported, a splendid selection of Paperhangings, with Borders, Dadoes, &c., to match, of the latest designs for the season, so that everyone desirous of decorating their houses can do so at the very cheapest rates. All other requisites kept for the trade in Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Sheet Plate, and Figured Glass, Scrim, Brushes Methylated Spirits, Kerosene, &c., &c. Pictures Framed. Mouldings, Pictures, Wire Backing, &o, on sale. Magic Lantern Slides made to order. All work promptly attended to in Town or Coujtry, and satisfaction guaranteed. Please note the address: B®- MAIN SOUTH ROAD TEMUKA. TERMINUS HOTEL, N EXT THE RAILWAY STATION OHRtSTOHtIRCH. FREDERICK STORoY, PROPRIETOR. ap2

100 MILES IN 6 HOURS 38 MINUTES On one of Kent’s Jubilee Roadsters, ridden by H. J. Pither. 50 Miles in 2 hours 58 minutes by the same rider. WE have the Largest, Best, and Most Varied Stock of Pneumatic and other Tyres in the Colony. These include the latest Dunlop with ribs which prevent side slip, '93 Clinchers, Silvertown Closures, &c. Wo have 12 varieties of the Best Lamps in the Market, Tool Bags, Oil Cans, Spanners, Bells, and everything necessary to the Cyclist. Ladies’ Safeties in stock, fitted with Silvertown Tyres, from £lB. The Best and Largest Stosk of everything. Send for illustrated catalogue. R. KENT & CO., Bedford Row, CHRISTCHURCH. oc3 ATALANTA CYCLE WORKS, 79, MANCHESTER STREET CHRJSTCIIUROH. WILMOT on an Atalanta won the 5-Mile Amateur Championship of Australasia; also made a World’s Record for the Half-Mile on a grass track The Winmrs, First and Second, in the Koa-,1 Race recently held at Ashburton wore mounted on Atalanta B tJCLfia, the lint man winning from acratcli. ATALANTAS ARE THE BEST FOR EITHER ROAD OR PATH. MANrt'AOTOKED nv THOS. BOVO & SON, CrrKisi.';mJiu:ii. iyl VISITING CARDS, equal to copperplate, printed *-Uo yf this