Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Temuka Leader, Issue 5920, 11 October 1910, Page 3

, NEW BELTS BEADTIFDL BELTS STYLISH BELTS LEATHER BELTS I SITEB I l ’. BELTS __ SIMv BELTS .METAL BELTS ELASTIC BELTS WAS Ilf NT; BELTS THE VERY LATEST IIHIM Hill AND wan BEST BELTS IELTS J. BALLANTYNE S CO. TIMARU. •a :n

THE FORD 31 oriel “T” Touring Cal', -1-cyl., 2ft-h.p., 5-pt )“ FORDS ” arc without doubt the most land conditions, and the follow rnir features by the man from the country as being abs 1. Extra Ilich Clearance. 0. Ex 2. Light Weight. .7. Va 3. Plenty of Power (2ft h.p.). 8. Co •I. Easy on Tyros. h. Tnl 5. Cheapness of Maintenance. 10. Eel A larac, full and complete set of SFA EE 1 Stock in Wellington, which enables us to s spare part ra iuired. A CENT f William Hal > 3fOTOR( AND OYpLE AGENT AND 1M Hiph-Ciass Ti \\7E HAVE DECIDE/) rr O OPEN UPP A TA ’’ IN TE3IUKA. IN ITII-: SHOP OCCUP JEWELLER. MR RISSEL WHO HAS HAD HOME AND COLONIAL I IN CHARGE. LADIES’ TAILORING WILL BE GA LARGE STOCKS OF TWEED & WORSTEDS OF BLUES IN STO W. A. Pearson rr.Mivrvp TAimPS

MONEY TO LEND T AEGE OE SMALL SUMS Ai LOP EST CUBRENT BATES. Repayable in instalments or Otherwise to Suit Borrowers. Solicitors Government Advances to Settlers Office SMITHSON. RAYMOND & BAEELIE Sol Ini tors, (ierftlvHin©. WHEN you buy Houclai Lanka T'vou get what you think you C.‘ huyinit—“the best." W\STK PAPKE POE SALE AT Id ,wr Fb - -LEADER OFFICTE.

The blacksmith was honvsa. and finish too ; ~ FTe lay on hisjicd and ' bellow -e ti»-"shoe.” , . , , . , That dreadful cold that he had ;-;<>* Had made him feel-well, just i abbot.’ ~ , I’d rather do three years, paid bo, n prison walls for But he took Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure, „ . ~, Which put him on his metal suie. (Advil.