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Temuka Leader, Issue 2406, 1 October 1892, Page 3

TEN CASESJK "COPUG." WE OPENED Yesterday SECOND SUMMER SHIPMENTS as above. They consist chiefly of Clearing Lines for the Different Departments at Sweeping Discounts. Millinery. 333 Pedul, Leghorn, and Chip Hats in the new shapes. 124 Children's Galateas, Tom Tugs, and Scarboroughs. These are Manufacturer's lines at 50 per centdiscount. Flowers,Mounts, &c, to match. Some choice goods for Ladies. mantles. Watteau Silk Jackets and Capes, Dressing Gowns, Costumes—veryspecial.Garibaldis, Ivanhoe W.P.'s, 18 Cloth Jackets at 50 per cent discount. Under- A new range Corsets with clothing, some of the oM favorites, as Etc. Swiss," Y and N," Pelisses, Bibs, Pinafores, Sun Hats and Bonnets—speoial.Merino vests. Dresses, a beautiful range Fancy Blacks in All-wool Glacies, Grenadines, Diagonals, Black and Colored Merinos and Cashmeres, Summer Tweeds, Serges. Man- Ducks and Drills from New Chester. York, Linens in great variety from Belfast, Calicoes, Towels, Quilts, Linings of all descriptions, Shirtings from Lancashire, Lace Curtains, Muslins —3O pieces, Sheetings, Ticks, from Glasgow, and the great variety of details picked up to suit in London Warehouses, Tennis Shirtings—very choice. Gloves. Special clearing line of 22 dozen, in Silk Taffeta Gloves 1/- and 1/3 per pair. Kid in "Phyllis," "Par Excellence," "Alice," "Dorothy," "Viking," 2/0 to 5/(5; Esplanade Gauntlet, 4s 6d ; also the Primrose Silk Gauntlet, 2/3. Hosiery. Our usual sorting-up numbers in Cashmere, Cotton, Silk, Lisle, Plain, Ribbed and Embroidered fronts. Haber- Further magnificent selection DASHEKY. in these intricate minute of exact goods for requirements. Needle oases and a few other items cleared at 2~> per cent discount, being sample numbers. Belts very choice. Fancy. This is a most important Summer Depart * Sunshades, T TJuih : ; UaS! Embroi . denes. _,a.ces—all widths and ".1- every purpose from lOd dozen to 7/6 per yard. Ribbons so much worn for Watteau Styles, Frillings new and choice, Lisse and Silk Scarfs, 17 dozen Aprons—special job, Collars, Fronts, Vests, and all the accessories for the heavy demand upon us in October. Summer Skirts—very special. Silk De- Special Shot Surahs 2/4£, Ponpartment. gees 1/6 to 2/4. Surahs, Merveilleux, Bengaline Plush—all shades and in their qualities. T. & J. THOMSON DRAPERS AND SILK MERCERS, TIMARU. TEMUKA CARRIAGE CO. ~~ HAVE this day SOLD the BLACKI SMITH'S BUSINESS to Mr J. Rowe, whom I can recommend as a firstclass workman, having given every satisfaction while in my employ, now nearly 2 years. The Traps, Drays, Plough, Harrows, Tools, and all the working plant in connection with the WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS are for immediate SALE PRIVATELY, and. the Workshop to let at a low rent, Applv, J. BROWN, Beehive Stores, Tomuka. MEMORIAL CARDS. i"UST TO HAND—A Varied Selection J of MEMORIAL CARDS. Choice and Tasteful Designs. Inspection Invited TEMUKA LEADER OFFICE. G. & T. Y< IMPORTERS, WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, Great North Road, Timaru. Head Establishment, 88, Princes Street, Dunedin. Branch Establishments at Wellington and Oamaru. in informing their numerous Customers in Temuka, Geraldine, and Surrounding Districts that they have lately ENLARGED THEIR TIMARU SHOP, Refitted it in the latest London Style, and i Stocked it with the Newest and Best Goods ' to be obtained in the Home Markets. ! Our Stock now is the Largest and Finest j in South Canterbury, and our Dunedin Stock the Premier Stock in New Zealand, < Personal Inspection and Comparison ! will verify the truth of these statements. • G. & T. Young have been Established in Duneuin for 30 years. They Received FIRST PRIZE for Watches and Clocks atN.Z. Exhibition, 1865, i also First-class Award for Gold an/I Silver ! Watches, First-class Award for. Gold and j Silver Jewellery, First class Award for j Stprling Si'.-, cr and Electro Silver-Plated ' First-class Award for English, French, and American Clocks, First-class Award for Collective Exhibit of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Sterling Silver, and Electro-Plated Goods at the N.Z. and S.S. Exhibition, 1889-00. The above is a sufficient guarantee as to the quality of goods they keep, and their long standing in business proves that they have given satisfaction to their Customers by supplyiug goods of reliable quality at reasonable prices. Our Timaru Branch is under the i Management of Mr William Martin, a thoroughly practical Watchmaker. All i work entrusted to his care will be done iu i a first-class manner with despatch, and at moderate prices. G. & T. YOUNG, I Great North Roap, Timaru.

3C 3&& 2e» O '3? .4L 3SST «2IF X CONTINUATION OF SALE FOR TWO WEEKS LONGER* TK ORDER TO aIAKE ROOM FOR SUMMER GOODS GREAT BARGAINS 1 WILL BE OFFERED IN" ALL DEPATMENTS. Ulsters, Ladies' and Children's, no reasonable offer refused. All Millinery and Pan at half price. House Furnishings of all description at sale prices. ALL REDUCED. BOOTS & SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES. INSPECTION INVITED. ALL GOODS ARE QUITE NEW AND FASHIONABLE. NO BANKRUPT STOCKS. MENDELSON'S BUILDINGS, TEMUKA. GROCER, PROVISION DEALER, & GENERAL STOREKEEPER, TEMUKA, HAS ALSO TO SELL VERY LOW—BREAD PLATTERS AND KNIVES, Ladies' Baskets, Plate Polish, B. and G. Teapots, all sizes, Japanese Teapots and Containers, B.M. Moulds, Glass Dishes, Mixing Basins, Housewives' Meat Saws, Nail Bruah«a, Toilet Sets, W. and G. Cruets, Fancy Mugs and Jugs, Solomon Solution, Churns, Sapolio and M. Soap, Purse*, Flower Pots, F. Bottles, Red Crosß Remedies, Siegel's Syrup, Powder and Shot, Nimmo & Blair's Garden Seeds, Spades from 4s 9d. OATS, CHAFF, FOWL WHEAT, FLOUR, SHARPS, AND BRAN. AGENT FOR THE IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE. CALL AND INSPECT. YOU WILL NOT BE PRESSED TO PURCHASE. JAMES HARRISON, TEMUKA. BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. mUE following are A FEW of the many CHEAP LINES I am now offering JL ' FOR CASH. Cretonnes Grey Calico... ... .. Flamieletts White Calico < iolonial Grey Flannel Strong Dress Material Children's Gloves Ladies' do from 6d Men's Suits .. ~. 25a ... 2£d Men's Tweeds Trousers ... ... 7s 6d ... 4id Men's . *'eed Coats ... 12s 6d ... 34d Men's Shooting Boots ... 10s 6d ... lOjd Ladies'E.S. Kid Boots I 6d Ladies'ivid Balmoril Boots ... 7s6d ... 4d Children's E. Side 3s 6d 9d A Splendid Line Ladies Corsets at 3» A large assortment of Druggets, Floor Cloths, Tablkigs, Umbrellas, Tweeds, Dress Stuffs, Sheeting?, &c, <&<,, at equally low prices FOR CASH. AGENT FOR NELSON, KIOATE & GO.'S TEAS. SPRING, 1892. FIRST SHIPMENTS OF NEW GOOIiS COSTUMES, MANTLES, RIDING HABITS, «fcc. In order to keep pace with the growing demands of the Made-up Depaitments an increased Staff has been provided. FULL RANGES OF YOUTHS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING-ENGLISH AND COLONIAL MANUFACTURE. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. PERFECT FIT. MODERATE PRICE. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. Special Purchase just to hand. Best value in the trads, IL E S THE STO#E STORE, TEMUKA, PUBLIC N MANCHESTER HOUSE. MANCHESTER HOUSE N. DUNLOP' & CO. XAVE much pleasure in aimojncing to the Public of Geruldine and Surrounding Districts that they are determined to keep the money in the district, and by doing so will sell FOR CASH at such prices that has never been heard of in the colony. For quality and price we would call your attention to a few of the following lines: — Beautiful D.W. Dress Tweeds, lOjd. 12 yards Oriental Tweed for 6s. Black and Colored Cashmeres, from Is Gd per yard. Grey Calicoes from 2b 3d per doz Blankets, all sizes,.from 6s up. Flannelettes f roni 4d per yd. Rugs from 4s 6d. 2yds wide Grey Sheetings from Is per yd. Embroiderings from 2s 3d per doz. Splendid36in Clipper Calico 4s Gd per doz. 2yds wide Linoleum 2s per yard. Colored Flannels 9s Gd per doz. Splendid Lino Men's Tweed Suits from 255. Men's Moles in Great Variety Men's Cotton Shirts from 1/11. Large assortment of Men's Wollon Sox from 1/3. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. Men's Pegged Watertights, 12s 6d the pair. Men's Shooters from 9s 6d the pa Other lines equally as cheap too numerous to mention. Bffi- T E R M S ST'IEOTLT CASH.JJJ EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH' OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. Estimates given fur iilljjclasses of work—Billheads, Cards, Circulars, Posters.

BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT thfir STfiricq FOR THE PRESENT SEASQH ARE NOW COMPLETE. -,v U „ «„ T mi? c£ S£« HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY SELECTED BY OUR BUYER THE WHOLE OF THE SEASONS IMPORrATIgb^ jw* LOSD0 N. BOUGHT~~FOR CASH. ALL OU- GOODS ARE PURCHASED FOR CASD, AND FOR THE MOST FART DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. We are, therefore, in a Position to Offer PxrFPTIOKAL ADVANTAGES TO BUYERS OF ™™™q CORSETS UNDERCLOTHING, RIBBONS and LACES, SUNSHADES, MILLINERY, NOVELTIES BY EAGHjIrEOT STEAMER. SPECIAL! „„„ DEPARTMENT is now under most Efficient Management. The Department OUR MILLINER! DJS.I Crowded with Ord/ers. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT—We imite Ladies to pine* their Orders Early, to avoid Disappointment.