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Temuka Leader, Issue 1520, 17 June 1886, Page 3

J C H N W. MIL ES, "THE HALL," TEMUKA. J.UST OIPEiHEID UP kCASE Of LADIES' JACKETSIN THE NEW ISTOCKINETTE, KYRLE, A% CLOTHS. ALSO, NEWEST SHAPES IN| MANTLES AND ULSTERS. SPECIALLY GOOD VALUE. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT! IN CHAEQEJOF MISS MCDONALD, PERFECT FIT AND STYLE, COMBINED WITH VERY MODERA CHARGES. JOHN W. MILES, 'THE HALL," TEMUKA SLAUGHTER! SLAUGHTER!! AT THE BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. BROWN is now opening up a large Btock of Calico, Sheetingß, Flannels, Dre (J . Materials, Boots and SLoes, Men's and Boys' Moleß, Overcoats, Shuts ana Hats, and Tweed Suits. THE ABOVE GOODS ARE TO BE SLAUGHTERED AT ANY PRICE DCJRING THIS MONTH. Country people would do well to PAY ME A VISIT, and SECURE some of tha BARGAINS, as 40 PER CENT, can be SAVED by bo doing. READ MY PRICE LIST FOR CASH :- White Calicoes (Horrock'a) 3s 3d per doz. Men's Tweed Suits (strong), 25s Anti-Flannel, lid per yard Boys' Tweed Suits, 15s 54-inch Twill Sheeting, lid per yard] Boys' Tweed Hats, Is 3d Strong Homespun, 7£d per yard Men's Cotton Shirts, is 9d Cretonnes, 6d per yard Boys' Cotton Shirtp, 9d Grey Calico, 2s per doz. Men's Lace-up Boots (tttrong), 10i 6d. ALL OTHER LINES AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. J. BROWN, BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. j y 26 N. DUNLOP AND COS BIG ANNUAL SALE. COMMENCING THIS DAY, FEBRUARY 13 AND TO .BE CONTINUED FOR THE NEXT BIX WEEKS FOR CASH ONLY. AS our Stock is tremendously large, we will Joffer IMMENSE BARGAINS iu every department. Note the following LOW PRICES :~500 yards Print from 2sd ; Checked Winceys at 6d, worth 10d ; Large Quantity of Dresß Goods at half price ; Grey Calicoes at 2s 6d per doz. yards ; Ladies' Kid Boots at 5a 9d per pair, worth 8s ; Ladies' House Boots at 3b 9d,worth 6a; Mens' Wool Sox at lOd per pair worth is 3d ; Men's Tweed Suits at 19s 6d worth 30s, and all Clothing at equally low prices. Men's, Women's, and Children % Boots and Shoes of guaranteed quality, and at very low prices. Daring this Sale in our Grocery; Ironnmongery and Crockeryware Departmental! goods will be sold at Extraordinary Low Prices. 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 and convince yourseU es as to the genuiDneess of lhis sale. N.B.—Best Manilla Binding Twine, Lubricating, Castor, Colza, *nd Lard Oils always on hand at Lowest Possible Prices. Note the Address— N. DUNLOP & CO., MANCHESTER HOUSE, OPPOSITE BUSH HOTEL GERALDINE. . j Tl l

CARPETS, CRETONNES, TAPESTRIES BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. ~~! have Just Opened a Shipment of T ? these Goods, tad aa they have mi lived late, they will be sold Terr cheap. We have no hesitation in saying that our Blankets just imported are Unparallelled Value. N.B. -We are (.till taking orders for uur Celebrated COLONIAL TvVEED CHALLENGE SUIT, Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed, for 5N 6d Caah. J. BALLANTYNE AND CO. VICTORIA HOUSE, TIMARU. L'ollowax's Puis,—-Liver, LuDgs, and Kidneys.—Most diieuei of theie depurative organs ariie from obstructions, over the removal of which these celebrated Pilia exereiie the moit perfect oortrol. A eourie of them s atrongly recommended aa a remedy for Huoh chronic affection! aa liver enlargements, aoDgeition of the luce*, torpidity of the kidneys, and other functional disorders which caoie much present suffering, and if neglected lowaj'e Fills are specially adapted for the jmDg and delicate; their gentle and purifying motion ranks them above all other media, -a Indigestion, nervous affections, gout, and rheumatism these JPille have aehieved fir themselves univtreal fame. They expel t*. 1 impurities fromr the blood, and thus restore uueifuhiees aud vigor^

IMPORTANT NOTICE. DURING the Sale I am Sellinp the Undermentioned NEW GOODS for Evening Wear at VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SATINS LACES BROCHES GLOVES SILKS RIBBONS NUNS' VEILINGS FLOWERS. Customers requiring DRESSES MADE before the 24th nre respectfully requested to CALL EARLY to avoid disappointment. J. D. SLATER SVDENHAM HOUSE TIKARU. OHAPI CHAFF WORKS AKD PUBLIC DIP. *><HAFF and CRUSHED OATS always j on hand, ,OATS, VHEAT, PEAS, BEANS &c GROUIf D for Stock Feeding. GRAIN aisi. SEEDS CLEANED. R. A. BAKKEti, oc9 Ohapi, Orati. ÜBSuRIBERS are requested to imJ mediately report to this Office any irregularity which may occur, in the delivery of tb«ir paperr*