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Temuka Leader, Issue 3539, 25 January 1900, Page 3

Fruit Preserving Season, WS h.ve a FULL STOCK OF REQUISITES, Comprising MASON’S SCREW-TOP FRUIT JARS, 1 Quart and 2 Quarts. “THE AMERICAN” SPRING-TOP JARS, Three-iuch mouth with glass stopper. 1 Quart and 2 Quarts. Superior Rubber Rings por Above. MASLIN PANS, in Brass, Cast Enamelled Ware & Agate. WOOD SPOONS, JELLY BAGS, &c Wholesale and Retail Quotations on Application. Edward Reece & Sons, Colombo Street, Christchurch. NOTICE. ON and AFTER THE FIRST DAY of JANUARY, 1900, the SUBSCRIPTION to this PAPER will be as follows : Paid in Advance ... 3/6 per quarter „ „ „ ... 13/-per annum Booked „ ... 4/6 per quarter „ ... 18/-per annum Pleasant Point Boot Warehouse. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! JOHN CRAWFORP, the well known Bootmaker, Importer, and Retailer, is still to the front, and wishes to nform the public that he has Enlarged his Stock with the veiy Best Brands of English and Colonial BOOTS and SHOES. By reason of having been established for so many years in Pleasant Point, combined vith'a methodical way of conducting business, ho is supplying his goods at prices Tom 5 to 20 per cent cheaper than in the large centres. All Job vVork entrusted to him will receive his best attention. Nothing but the Best Material Used. Hand-sewn Work a Speciality. Agent for — National Fire & Marine Insurance Company j and The Gladstone Guardian. jnlo

The Rev. J. N. Crowes has been appointed chairman of tho Conciliation Board, Mr Quick having resigned. The Masterton Borough Council have accepted the tender of Briscoe, McNeil & Co. for supply of water pipes, at £10,12!). The tenders ranged up to £11,708. The Southland News reports that a pest somewhat similar to the oyster scale is attacking the flax plant. It is about the same shape and size as the oyster scale, only white, instead of a brownish colour, and seems quite as prolific. Two blades of flax were shown us to-day, which were fairly smothered from the root half way up the blade. The scale evidently feeds on the juices, as both leaves were unusually dry, and the yellow colour intermixed with tho bright green showed that the life of tho plant was pretty well sapped awav.

TiMARU SADDLERY EMPORIOIVI, W. W. WADE, PROPRIETOR. CHOICE HARNESS, COLLECTION OF SADDLES, BITS, SPURS, Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND. All Goods Guaranteed of the Best Quality. W- W. WADE, Opposite Kino’s Stables, Timaru. oe!7 of Every Size can boob" Jt tained on tho shortest notice a t the Temuk° Leader and Goraldin'-’ VVi-niinj T.-nwgof o r *CG ICCEJ.PT BOOKS may bo obtained «( tb<* OOino of this P»

End of Season Sacrifices. Newest Goods at Low Prices. AT Lots of Stuff for Little Money «2T, W. ■'SOSES’ COMMERCE HOUSE, GERALDINE. Dress Stuffs, Prints, Shirtings, Geuaral Drapery and Furnishings Millinery, Fancy Goods, Clothing. BOOTS and SHOES, &u., &o. —Now is yonr Time to Boy, as every Line in the Trade is advancing iu Price. For a few weeks Very Soecial Bargains can be got at J. W. RYE’S, COMMERCE HOUSE, GERALDINE. Binder Twine, Binder Oil, AND ALL HARVESTING REQUISITES AT THE BEEHIVE. Messrs Morrison Bros., GERALDINE ane PEEL FOREST. tTSHERRATT, Geraldine^ HAS EVERYTHING SUITABLE FOR XMAS SEASON— Crockery, Glassware, Fancy Goods, Fruit, Cordials, &c. All at Lowest Prices Special Purchase. MEN’S STRONG WORKING SHIRTS—2s, 2s 6d, 3s, to is Bach. A n PIECES PAST COLOR PRINTS—4fc\J Grand Value, 4|d Yard. rr/Y MEN’S TWEED SUITS, All SizesOVJ 255, 29s 6d, 32s Gd. 10 YOUTH’S SUITS—IGa Gd to 24s Gd. DOZEN MEN’S FRAME HATS—--4s Gd to Ss Gd. John W. Miles, THE STONE STORE,