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Temuka Leader, Issue 1185, 13 December 1883, Page 2

J. D. SLATE HAVING PUROHASEDjTHE misiiihkiiwh siiHUva AT THE TIMARU SHOW, HAS THJflil ON VliiW. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE FROM EXHIBITION TWEEDS AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES, KHAM HOUSE, (OPPOSITE SHIP HOTEL), BON MARCHE, TEMUKA. (OPPOSITE BANK OP NEW ZEALAND.) HUfßiHgraasmii^ Beg to state that having taken Mr W. Storey's Premises, they will Open on SATURDAY NEXT, with a Splendid Assortment of LADI-to' DRESS MATERULB, CALICOES, FLANNELS, PRINTS, MILLINERY MEN'S OIOIHL' G AND FANCY GOODS. Our Christmaa Stock will be the Largest and Best ever brought into Temuba. We have alao a Large Quantity of JAPANESE GOODS, Suitable for Christmas Presents. AIL OUR GOODS WE INTEND SELLING THE SAME PRICE AS TIMARU, AND INTENDING CUSTOMERS WILL SAVE RAILWAY FARE BY CALLING AND INSPECTING OUR bTOCK. &» OPENING DAY—iY, DBCEM BON MARCHE, TEMCKA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,1883 CHRISTMAS !_CHRISTMAS!! THE HALL, TEMUKA. JOHN W 7 MILES Calls special attention to iiia LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, Which hava been carefully selected from the best markets, and are now offered at the very Lowest Quotations. NEW 3HAPE3 Itf BOY'S, YOUTH'S AVD MENS CLOTHING- MADE TO ORDER from Geelong and Kaiapoi Tweeds, THE FIT AND WE Aft OF W lIOH ARE GUIRANTEED. IMPORTED AND OOLOMtL B)OTS FROM THE BE3T MANUFACTURERS. In addition to the above a grand assortment of FANCI AND USEFUL ARTIULE,*, SUITABLE FOR CHEHI'MAS PRE3ENTB. DRESSMAKING W CHARGE OF MISS TATE. AGENT FOR SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE. JOHN W. MILES au27 THE HALL, TEMUKA.

E F Gray. IEMUKA MONTHLY STOCK SALE (On account of the Timaru Wool Sales) POSTPONED TILL FRIDAY DECEMBER 21st, 188'!. K. F. GItAY, *s Auctioneer. TO-MORKOW. SPORTS. SPORTS. SALE OF PRIVILEGES. FRIDAY, 14th DECEMBER, 1883. F. GRAY ,, favored with instructions from the Sport* Committee of the Temuka Oddfellows will sell, as above, Bight of Licensed Booth Right of Refreshment Booth Cards Games, etc., Sale at 4 p.in. K. F, GRAY, Auctioneer. LEASEHOLD, BLACKSMITHS SHOP, COACH BUILDINGS AND WORKSHOPS. AT TEMUKA. TUESDAY, 18to DECEMBER, 1883. F. GRAY • favored with instructions from Messrs Niclol Brothers, who are leaving the district will Sell by Public Auction on the Premises, as above— The Lease, having twelve and a-half years to run, of Quarter-acre Section, with Blacksmith's Shop and Coach Buildings, together with all the Tools and Stock necessary for the carrying on of Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at Sale. K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer. The Auctioneer desires to call attention to this bona fide Sale. The Shop is situate in the centre of the Town and has been established for nine years, and at present is doing a very good business. The present proprietors having purchased a Faru; in ih- Invwnrgiil District, which «il! rt quire 'h rpeißontilßiiperi"t"iidence. have .iecide f to give up the Blaokainithing Business d ß ll VrtSilMW. POsrKRS.' ]>(>?/] RKB. )OSTEiiS « f Ewry t-im be ohtamed on iho «Kor '.*--tn<it7ce at the Temuka Leader ao«l Guardian Printing unices. Priceg Low.j