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Temuka Leader, Issue 2934, 18 February 1896, Page 1

“SWIFT” CYCLES Hold all the world’s road RECORDS, thus proving the ENO RM OUS S TRAIN these machines will stand. SWIFT CYCLES. Price from| £2O. WALLER, MYHRE, & CO., Christchurch. Agent for Temuka —MR J. HENRY. ' sell 1896 BICYCLES. TO ARRIYB WITHIN A FEW DAYS 50 Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Bicycles, Purchased by an Expert on my account at the London Bicycle Show, who informs me that they will be the most beautiful Machines ever landed in Now Zealand. Everything up-to-date, with the rythmic beat of modern progress, a unity of Material, Strength, Lightness, and Mechancial ingenuity, that will cause this Bicycle to give an endless amount of pleasure and satisfaction to its rider. There has never been an approach to its lustre, nor an equal to its design. W. J. TONKIN, Importer, Timaru. 0c26 __S — ' PIONEER CYCLE EXCHANGE, Bedford Row, CHRISTCHURCH. RICHARD KENT, MECHANICAL ENGINEER AND BICYCLE EXPERT. Nickel-plating & electroplating, Etc., DONE ON THE PREMISES. HIGHLY-FINISHED BICYCLES AT REASONABLE PRICES. Temuka Agent—Mß 0. A. OPIE. QEITEEION HOTEL (Next Theatre Royal), Timaru. R. CHUTE, Proprietor, MR RICHARD CHUTE has much pleasure in announcing to his Friends, Acquaintances, and the Public generally, that he is now to be found at the above old-established Hotel. The house is to be thoroughly renovated and refurnished, and a stock of Liquors has been chosen of the best procurable in the colony. The Proprietor assures visitors that it will always be his best endeavor to provide comfort and attention for them. There is also commodious stable accommodation in connection with the Hotel. Criterion Hotel, R, CHUTE, Proprietor. de2B NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that we have sold our business as butchers in Temuka, to MR THOMAS PEACOCK (late of Messrs Peacock & Geaney, Timaru), who will take it over on MONDAY NEXT, the 25th iust. In thanking onr Temuka friends and customers for the liberal patronage extended to ns while we have carried on the business, we now solicit for our successor a continuance of the same. FANTHORPE BROS., Butchers, Temuka. In reference to the above, 1 have much pleasure in notifying that in taking over the business it is my intention to keep nothing but the verj best class of meat procurable. I shall make a speciality of small goods, and trust that my long experience in the trade will enable me to give entire satisfaction to my customers. THOMAS PEACOCK, n 023 Butcher, Temuka. D. TAYLOR, GROCER & GENERAL STOREKEEPER Main Road, Temuka, HAS JUST OPENED UP A Large Assortment of GLASSWARE AND GROGKERYWARE, Suitable for Every-Day Use, which ho is SELLING VERY CHEAP! NEW FRUITS. RAISINS,CURRANTS,SULTANAS, PEEL ALSO—VERY BEST SUGAR. Also— FINE BACON AND HAMS. EVERYTHING CHEAPER than any other house in town. Come and See for Yourselves. d. tTylor, boIO TEMUKA, NOTICE TO_ANGLERS. Anglers are hereby WARNED that half - an - hour previous to any Firing taking placo on the Temuka Volunteer Rifle Range a DANGER FLAG WILL BE HOISTED on the Flagstaff at the Butts, and any Persons remaining in the vicinity after that will do so at their own risk. E. CUTTEN, Captain CommandingT.R.V,