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Temuka Leader, Issue 1516, 8 June 1886, Page 3

JOHN WV MILE “THE HALL,” TEMUKA. ‘ JUSIT OPENIED UP CASE Of LADIES’ JAICKET& IN THE NEW STOCKINETTE, KYRLE, AND ROUBLE CLOTHS. ALSO, NEWEST SHAPES IN MANTLES AND ULSTERS. SPECIALLY GOOD VALUE. DRESSMAKING DEPAIRiTMEWT IN CHARGE OB' MISS M°DONALD, PERFECT FIT AND STYLE, COMBINED WITH YEBY MODEBA CHARGES. JOHN W. MILES, THE HALL,” TEMUKA SLAUGHTER! SLAUGHTER!! AT THE BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. JBROWNis now opening up a large stock of Calico, Sheetings, flannels, Dress , Materials, Boots and Shoes, Men’s and Boys’ Moles, Overcoats, Shirts and Hats, and Tweed Suits, THE ABOVE GOODS ARE TO BE SLAUGHTERED AT ANY PRICE DURING’ THIS MONTH. % Country people would do well to PAY ME A VISIT, and SECURE some o£ theBARGAINS, as 40 PER CENT, can be SAVED by so doing, READ MY PRICE LIST FOR CASH White Calicoes (Horrock’s) 3s 3d per doz. Men’s Tweed Suits (strong), £ss Anti-Flannel, lid per yard 64 inch Twill Sheeting, lid per yard’ Strong Homespun, 7£d per yard Cretonnes, 6d per yard Grey Calico, 2s per doz. Boys’ Tweed Suits, 15s Boys’ Tweed Hats, Is 3d Men’s Cotton Shirts, Is 9d Boys’ Cotton Shirts, 9d Men’s Lace-up Boots (strong), 10i6d. m ALL OTHER LINES AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. J. BRO WN, , BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. jy36 N. DUNLOP AID CO’S BIG ANNUAL SALE. COMMENCING THIS DAY, FEBRUARY 13 AND TO BE CONTINUED FOR THE NEXT SIX WEEKS FOR CASH ONLY. AS our Stock is tremendously large, we will offer IMMENSE BARGAINS io every department. Note the following LOW PRICESSOO yard* Print from 2£d ; Checked Winceys at 6d, worth lOd ; Large Quantity of Dress Goods at ' half price ; Grey Calicoes at 2s 6d per doz. yards ; Ladies’ Kid Boots at 5s 9d per pair, worth 8s ; Ladies’ House Boots at 3s 9d, worth 6s; Mens’ Wool Sox at lOd per pair K worth Is 3d ; Men’s Tweed Suits at 19a 6d worth 30s, and all Clothing at equally low prices. Men’s, Women’s, and Children s Boots and Shoes of guaranteed quality, and at very low prices. During this Sale in our Grocery, Ironnmongery and Crockenyware Department all goods will be sold at Extraordinary Low PricesJ . T, N. D. & Co. being Direct Importers from the Home Markets, they are enabled.. ? to sell at Wholesale Prices, there being no intermediate profits. Call early convince yourselves, as to the genuinneess of this sale, 'T 7- ' N.B,— Best Manilla Binding Twine, Lubricating, Castor, Colza, and Lard Oils always on band at Lowest Possible Prices. Note the Address— N. DUNLOP & CO., MANCHESTER HOUSE, OPPOSITE BUSH HOTEL GERALDINE. j r u . TIMARU WOOLLEN FACTORY COMPANY (LIMITED). T HE COMPANY BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY ARE NOW MAKING BLANKETS! FLANNELS! I FANCY GOATINCS AND TWEEDS!! 1 WHICH WILL BE READY FOR SALE BY LOCAL SHOPKEEPERS IN A FEW DAYS. They would also respectfully impress the Public that this Industry was established with the sole view of creating Labor for,young persona of both Sexes in this District, and it now remains for them to give their cordial support to the Company by refraining from Purchasing any of the above-named Goods EXCEPT THOSE OF LOCAL PRODUCTION. The Directors, finding that other Woollen Factories in New Zealand are attempting to force this Market with Goods of a .similar class, evidently with the view of preventing Local Competition, are determined to place their Goods of equal quality (though unfortunately late for this Season’s Orders), AT PRICES WHICH MUST COMMAND A READY SALE. SPECIAL I Customers Purchasing Timaru Manufactures can rely upon receiving a SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR LESS MONEY, as the usual expenses of Warehousing, Carriage etc., will be saved. FINGERING YARNS, HOSIERY, AND OTHER WOOLLEN GOODS USUALLY ’ IMPORTED TO FOLLOW. RED LETTER DAY FOR TIMARU. The Factory will shortly be THROWN OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION which DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN. . pl 7

“THE STOCKWHIP,” A Publication devoted to Advocating a, National Bank. fJ|HE FIRST LASH can be had at the A LEADER OFFICE, TEMUKA, AND GUARDIAN OFFICE, GERALDINE. m. 30 PRICE, 3d. MUTTON FORJTHE MILLION/ ha SIDES NEXT SATURDAY Ou MORNING. 3s Each. First coiners can have the Pick. All Meat Paid'for will be delivered. a P 22 W. OLDFIELD, SUBSCRIBERS are requested to immediately report to this Office any irregularity which may occur m the delivery of their paparr

N" M A R Q u 1 8 VETERINARY SURGEON, TIMARU, Will visit TEMUKA on the SECOND and FOURTH THURSDAYS in each Month, when he may be CONSULTED at Mr STORY’S STABLES. apß MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. Establishes 1869. THE GERALDINE AGENCY of the Association has been TRANS* ' FERRED to Messrs J. MUNDSLL AND v CO., who in future will receive all’Pre« oriums and Proposals. oc2l POSTERS of every description printed - on the shortest notice at the Temuka Leader and Geraldine Guardian* General Printing Office*