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Temuka Leader, Issue 2827, 11 June 1895, Page 1

There is a Best in Everything. BUY-CYCLES. BUT do it Carefully. There are many Good Cycles. There are some better than others. There is one best THE COVENTRY CROSS. Consult your interest and have the best. They are manufactured by one of the largest firms in the trade, established 19 years. My terms will suit you. Catalogues free. Second-hand machines taken in part payment, but not reconstructed into new ones. CYCLES ON HIRE. W. T. TONKI %T 1 maru. Agent for Temuka—fe26 JAMES BLYTH, Jun. PIONEER CYCLE EXC CE, Bedford Row, CHRISTCHURCH. RICHARD KENT, MECHANICAL ENGINEER AND BICYCLE EXPERT. Nickel-plating & electro- i PLATING, Etc., 1 DONE ON THE PREMISES. ] HIGHLY-FINISHED BICYCLES AT REASONABLE PRICES. ] Temuka Agent—Mß C. A. OPIE.

NO Tea can equal Health Tea for strength, beautiful aroma, and lovely flavor. G. Prattley, agent, Temuka ; Morrison Bros., agents, GeraJdine. 95 RAPID CYCLES, WITH LATEST STANLEY SHOW IMPROVEMENTS. Large Chain Wheels ( Swing Chain Adjusters Largo Diameter Tubing Improved Narrow Tread Large Balls. The Rapid Adjustible Chain Wheel and Cranks. HAVING the Largest Staff in the Cycle Trade, we are enabled to have each department supervised by thoroughly practical foremen. All work guaranteed, and each machine superbly finished. WALLER, MYHRE, & CO., I Christchurch. [ Agent foe Temuka —Mß J. HENRY, se!4

NOTICE. rpHE Proprietor begs to notifjr that the Price of this Paper is now as follows : j SußSßirxioN: For One Quarter —In advance 4s „ Booked ... 5s Yearly—ln advance 15s „ Booked 20s It is now the Cheapest TriWeekly 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 for the papers published in large centres of population to pay the same attention to the requirements of the district as it does. On these grounds the Proprietor basis his claim for support, and he I trusts he will not bo disappoiuted. It has given its advocacy to every movement for the advancement of the district. It has never been known to take the side of the strong against the weak. While it has upheld the rights of working men, it has always rei cognised the rights of property.