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Temuka Leader, Issue 2256, 19 September 1891, Page 4

•FIRST GENERAL-DISPLAY : SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. FRIDAY ANDI SATURDAY. l\ IHIPMENTS "Pakeha", ) r and f'-Zeaiandia " ~ have ■, arrived^ almost together. T\ They in'Perfect Condition from every point of view; and we are, nowishowing one of I the! Choicest, Best-!Selected,;-;)andH certainly:; Lowest-priced Stocljß in: the Colony. Dressmaking in charge of Mdme Gandar. '• Showroom in charge ; of Miss J Dunlop. . T. & J. THOMSON, ■'■' DRAPERS & SILK'MERGERS, T3MARU. se2> eBON^RCME. lAGNIFCENT DISPDAY : of French and English Millinery, Dresses, Braided Costumes, Flowers^Feathers, ; Y Fancy'Goods, &ci, &c. The . Public, are iiiyited to inspect bur Summer Exposition of Imported Goods, which is unusually large And attractive. Dressmaking,. 10s 6d, ; DAVIESbftNEt MURfcHY, Timaktj. .myl6 ; JAS. PHII-P, IRONMONGER, TIMARU. %'< MPOHTER of Builders' and Housei; furnishing .IRONMONGERY, RANGES, REGISTER GRATES, CUTLERY, ELECTRO-PLACED GOODS,; GUNS, ;p,A^S,^ILS,^.,;&c. f ~ Agent for the Celebrated STANDARD MACHINES. Cartridges Carefully Loaded to Order. Furnace Frames indeverydescription of •uiTinwareMade on thoJpremises. COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY fe!2 ATTENDED TO. PUBLIC NOTICE. ■To the Inhabitant* of Temuka and Surrounding Districts. pW.[fß-O^IVIAW IRISHES to intimate, to the Public yV REMOVED HIS BOOT SHOP to the Premises' lately occupied by Mr J. H:Jackson,bootmaker,and, hopes,by strict j attention to , business, moderate charges, first-class workmanship, and civility,;to merit a share of the public patronage. Boots Made to Order on the Shortest Notice, and Repairs Neatly and Expeditiously Executed. , ap2l r