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Temuka Leader, Issue 2428, 22 November 1892, Page 3

JAMES HARRISON, STOREKEEPER, TEMU KA. KINDS OF STORES AT THE LOWEST FIGURE FOR CASH Shears, Turkey Stones, Scythes and Handles, Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Watering Cans, Brass and Iron Preserving Pans, Chopper’s Pride Axes, Billies, Wood Taps, Flower and Vegetable Seeds. STEAM DRIED DUTTER BOXES, PARCHMENT LINED CHEAP. FLOUR, BRAN, SHARP, &c. AGENT FOR THE IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE.

NEW GOODS! gPECIAL ATTENTION is Drawn to the MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of SEASONABLE GOODS just to hand. As they are so Yaaied and Numerous, we respectfully Solicit Inspection of the Latest Novelties now on view. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Stafford Street, Txmaru ROBERT FOSTER, Manager.

NOTICE. AS 1 have not yet disposed of my Business, I am desirous of KEEPING MY STOCK AS LOW AS POSSIBLE. To this end I am offering SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. R. H. PEARPQ^t, MERCHANT GERALDINE.

THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL A MAGNIFICENT CLEARING LINE OF Dozen Turkish Towels 30 Quilts Wet Wove Calico 2000 JL3O ieces ®' y * ss Embroideries Dozen G-Lever Tan Kid *J\J Gloves, 2s Dd pair -j Q Dozen Handkerchiefs. ALSO IN SMALLER QUANTITIES— Surah Prints—choice patterns Shirtings Flannelettes Turkey Twills Queen Kid Gloves—Blacks & Browns. Above Is portion of a Melbourne Warehouseman’s Stock, which they have been forced—owing to the break up of tin inflation—to work ofl' on the New Zea land market at a price that would temp" us to go in for quantity.

T. & J. THOMSON DRAPERS AND SILK MERCERS, TIMAIIU. P.S.—Above Goods will sell at once, they being Extraordinary Value. A, WEEK and upwards can be made by either sex working, evenings and taking work from us. Permanent work required. Enclose stump for particulars. References given. I NOVELTY" IMPORTING CO. > 001 l ‘ Sydney. I