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Temuka Leader, Issue 2216, 18 June 1891, Page 3

DRESSES & BLANKETS. JINDINQ Ourselves with a much larger Stoek of BLANKETS and DKESSES than is usual at this time of the year, we have determined to make GREAT REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES, commencing from SATURDAY, Jane 13- The prices will be Tory low, so that if you went a really good Article for very little ... Money give ua a Trial, and we guarantee yon will be more than pleased. Dressmaking, any stjlo, 10s 6d. DAVIES & MURPHY. TIMASU. myl6 EX "DORIC." J E open this week SPECIAL SHIPT / MENT ambraoiug the following, with other items ; Habbr- Alexander's Knitting Cotton, DASHEBT. M orall's Needles. Knox's Threads, Baldwin's "Wools, Patoa's Boot Laces, Brigg's Transfers, Elastics, Tinsel, Window Line, Flannel Silks and Twists, Buttons, Button Sets and Daggers. T4-n o Tt.«ir Plain and B'bbed Cashmere hosiery. Hose> KlliokeP d oj Bootees, Wool Hats. Cashmere Gloves, Evening do. Kid, gnaranteed make, in Blaoks, Browns, Tans. PAiroX. Belts, Umbrellas, Embroideries, Laces ifl Yak, Torehon, Minerva Embroidery, Handkerehiofs, Ribbons, Muff Bags, Aprons in Cheek Linen, Muslin and Fancy Colored. DbbSSES. Black Merinos, Colored do, Estimeno Serges, Evening Nets, Skirtings, Habit Cloths all ohoioe goods. MawOHEBTBB. do, Christie's Towels, Tillie's Linens and Damasks, Sateens, Canvas Nets, Apron and Nainsook Muslins, Table Covers, Cotton Pongee, Hollands. _ Pongees and Satins in shades, for fancy work, Shawls, Fur TrimmingSjColored Swansdowns, evening wear. ' Fur Idalias, Viotorias, Pelerines, Plush, Jackets. Pinafores, new shapes.Ulsters.Cashmere Frookß, Macintoshes.

We are also shewing: a small selection of Continental Goods, novelties picked up from Manufacturer.' Agents, in Fan., Mirror*, Combs, Perfumes, Handkerchiefs, Bags, Cabinet Frames, Vases, lubes. The whole Shipment is worthy of inspection. T. & J. THOMSON Dbapbbb and Sii-k Mbboubb, T I M A K U . se2s

PRESERVE YOUR LAWNS AND PURCHASE THB ERIE TBAP, QO HIGHLY SPOKEN OF BY THE CANTERBURY TIMES DESTROYING BLACKBIRDS AND RATS. PRIEST AND HO LOCATE IRONMONGERS* TIMARTJ.

P-W.HUTTON&CO BOOKBINDERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY Timaru. .a FEW ADVANTAQEJB THE DRESDEN PIANOFORTE COMPANY'S HIEE PUEOHASE BYBTBM[: Ist.—No matter where you lire it enablei you to beoome the owner of a thoroughly good and sound Pisnoforte or Amerioan Organ by limply paying the - hire for a itated period. 2nd.—Possession if obtained on Payment of the first Monthly «r Quarterly Instalment. Brd.—No further expeu e whatever ii incurred beyond the Instalments for the period agreed on. 4th, —The Piano or American Organ oan be exchanged for one «f a Better Glass a any time within tba period of hiring 6th.—An excellent Piano or Organ (war ranted for 10 yean'l, oan be obtained for a small deposit, and payment of 30s monthly. ... 6fcb.—A First-olass Guarantee is given with every instrument purchased; 7th.—Old Pianoi taken in exchange, and the market value allowed. Btb.—Catalogues, Terms, etc., seat;Post Free on application.

TIMABU AGENCY': P. W. HUTTON AND GO. i - •» /T R S McCALLUM EXPERIENCED NOESE, WILKIN STREET, TEMUKA Is prepared to Nurse Ladies io Temwfca and the aurroanding dißtnct only. al7 FORMS printed on I m„ Tffr>f.io« tik the office of this paper.