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Temuka Leader, Issue 2644, 10 April 1894, Page 1

MILES So CO. LIMITED. C\SH BUYERS OF GRAIN AN! GRASS SEyiDS. FARM AND STATION STORES AT LOWEST RATES. CORNSACKS, WOOLPACKS, & TWINE ' CEMENT, DR AN AND FIELD PIPES. FENCING MATERIALS. STANDARDS CUT TO ORDER. BARB AND STEEL WIRE, AND WIRE NETTING. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, AND STOID STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. MILES & CO., Limited. Ti MARU. W. E. POTTS, Corner of Stafford Street & Beawick Street) Timaru. Importer & General Agent. AGENT for the Sale and Managemeni of Properties. Rents Collected anc Loans Negotiated. CARBOL CRYSTAL, The Great Non-Poisonous Sheep Dip. MEDAL BRAND ROOFING, A Fresh Consignment now to hand. BUCKEYE REAPERS, MOWERS, &c. in Stock. Duplicates Supplied at any hour day or nighi •CLEANALL (the Housewife’s best friend.; -‘MATCHLESS” METAL POLISH (tin Great Labor-Saving Polish). Fruit, and Fruit and Lollie Bags, etc., sup plied to the Trade at Lowest Quotations. Fire, Life and Marine Insurances Effectec se7 CEYLON TEA AGENCY. ]}URE CEYLON TEAS of the Fines Quality, as packed in the Garde] Factory, can always bo obtaiued from the Agents of the Tea Planters" Association of Ceylon, ijtnuk Hntisb Grown Tea—Pure, Whole some. Pleasant, Economical. a. R. TAYLOR, 4»:;out for the Tea Planter** Associatio: of Ceylon. CHURCH STREET. TIMARU. fe2

XOTICE. rjpiJE Proprietor begs to notify that tho PRICE OF THIS PAPER is now as follows : SUBSCRIPTION ; For One Quarter —In advanee 4a Booked ... 5s J) Yearly--In advance ... ... los „ Booked • ... 20s It is now the CHEAPEST TRI-WEEKLY PAPER in NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trusts that the INCREASED CIRCULATION will compensate for the Reduction |in its Price It is essentially a LOCAL PAPER, devoted to the interests •of the district. It is impossible Jot the papers published in large •.centres of population to pay the Hamm attention to the requirement: of the district as it does. On those grounds tho Propriotoi basis his claim for support, and he rusts ho will not bu disappointed It has given its advocacy ti EVERY MOVEMENT for tin ADVANCEMENT of tho DIS TRICT. It has never boon knowi 1o take tho side of tho Strom against the Weak. While it liu upheld ihe Rights of Working Men ha s always recognised th Right* of Property.