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Temuka Leader, Issue 2647, 17 April 1894, Page 1

vvntf.'S'W T ■I ( the Largest, most complete, and best-appointed household drape ay AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COLONY. ■i L CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS AND GERBRAL OUTFITTERS. A SPECIAL FEATURE—The unremitting care and prompt attention given to Poet Orders. Customers residing in the country are requested to write for patterns from any Department as desired. These will be sent free to any address on application. The stocks are of so extensive a nature that an unequalled selection of any class of goods can confidently be guaranteed. HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH.

MILES & CO. LIMITED. Gash buyers op grain ai GRASS SEEDS. FARM AND STATION STORES Al LOWEST RATES. 30BNSAGKS, WOOLPACKS, & TWIJ CEMENT, DRAIN AND FIELD PIPES. FENCING MATERIALS. STANDAR CUT TO ORDER. BARB AND STEEL WIRE, AND WIRE NETTING. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, AND STOI STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. MILES & CO., Limited. TJMARU, W. E. POTTS, Corner of Stafford Street &Beswick Stree Timaru, Importer & General Agent. AGENT It the Sale and Manageme of Properties. Rents Collected a Loans Negotiated. CARROL CRYSTAL, The Great Non-Poisonous Sheep Dip. MEDAL BRAND ROOFING, A Fresh Consignment now to hand. BUCKEYE REAPERS, MOWERS, & ' in Stock. Duplicates Supplied at any hour day or nif CLEANALL (the Housewife’s best frien “ MATCHLESS ” METAL POLISH (1 Great Labor-Saving Polish). Fruit, and Fruit and Lollie Bags, etc., si plied to the Trade at Lowest Quotation! Fire, Life and Marine Insurances Effec

NOTICE. mHE Proprietor begs to notify tlmt the PRICE OF THIS PAPER is now as follows : SUBSCRIPTION: For One Quarter— In advance 4s Booked ... 5e Yearly —ln advance 15s n Booked 20 £ It is now. the CHEAPEST TRI-WEEKLY PAPER in NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trusts that the INCREASED CIRCULATION wil -compensate for the Reduction ,ir ate Price It is essentially a LOOAI PAPER, devoted to the interest! of the district. It is impessibh for the papers published in larg( cautree of population to pay thi same attention to tho requirement of tho district as it does. On these grounds the Proprieto basis his claim for support, and h rusts he will not bo dissappointed It has given its advocacy t EVERY MOVEMENT for th ADVANCEMENT of the DIS TRICT. It has never been kuowi to taka the side of the Stroiij againa: tho Weak. While it ha upheld ihe Rights of Workini Men ha •. always recognised th Righti of Property,