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Temuka Leader, Issue 10281, 7 January 1922, Page 2

A. H. ."PBNN. "THE RIALTO," KING STIIEEI, 'TEMUKA GENERAL , AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY ! THIS DAY ! A H. FENN~SELLS THIS DAY. t# At I o'clock Sharp. POULTRY. PJGS. 4-Wheeled Express. Gig, Fowl Wheal. Bedstead and Bedding, 2 Singer Machines -(as new). Hams and Bacon, Vegetables, Tea, Etc. A. IT. FENN, Auctioneer. DO YOU KNOW /pHAT Old or Soiled Suit or Cos- ■*■ tume, Light or Heavy Overcoat, can be Cleaned and Pressed, by Up-to-Date Machinery, and made like ; new. Or, if faded. Dyed by the oldest yet most modern dyers in South Canterbury, for a Few Shill lings. i ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY 1 EXECUTED. DYEING & DRY-CLEANING WORKS ASHBURTON. THE RENDEZVOUS, .. TEMUKA. I MRS CUTTLE i AVING opened an ICE-CREAM X PARLOUR, HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY, Etc., will "be pleased to see old friends and new at her place of business (lately in the occupation of W. F. Evans and Co.) PREMISES OPEN TO-DAY (Saturday, December 17). Bring the Kiddies along for a DELICIOUS THIRST QUENCHER. THE RENDEZVOUS, r LY-CATCHERS that do catch them. Cash Prices. Fli-Bars to hang up, 4 for 1/2. Marshall Sticky Papers, 8 for 1/-. Mather's Fly Papers, 12 for 1/-. Tin Fly Baths, (id each—to put on the window ledge; absolutely the best yet. Fli-Keelo, per tin I/-. Keating's Powder, per tin lOd. CROWTHER'S CASH STORE, Wilkin Street, Temukn. WANTED KNOWN—TOYS! TOYS! VV TOYS! All to be sold regardless of cost. Huge Reductions for Cash onlv during January. Many Lines Half Price. CROWTHER'S CASH STORE. Temulca. AM JARS and PRESERVING ° REQUISITES. Cash Prices. JellyJars, metal lids, 3/3 and 4/3 per half dozen. Jam Jars, 21b size, 8/per dozen. Quart Preserving Jars, !)/- per half dozen. Half-Gallon Preserving Jars, 10/6 per half doz. Jar Rings, first grade, 4d and 6d doz. Jam Pol Covers, the best, f)d packet. CROWTHER'S CASH STORE, Temuka. i SUMMER COOLERS at Soothing j Prices for Cash. —Marshall's i Fruit Extracts, 1/5 per bottle; 3 for \4/- Marshall's Herbal Beer Extract. 1/- per bottle. Quick-set Jellies, (! for 2/- Marshall's Liquid Fruits, 2/4 per bottle. Thomsons' Raspberry, 2/!) per bottle. Ships' Lime Juice, 1/10 per bottle. Marshall's Grape Saline, the best, fruit salts, per bottle 1/6 and 2/6. — CROWTHER'S CASH STORE, Wilkin Street, Temuka. KING STREET, TEMUKA.' CHEAP NOVELS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. 'PHE POPULAR EDITION, by best authors. A large range to choose from. PRICE, 2/6. "Angel of the Settlement." (Henry Oven). "The Valley of Headstrong Men" (J. S. Fletcher). '•'The Heart of a Princess" (Wm. Le Quex). "West is West" (E. M. Rhodes). "Great Heart Gillian" (John Oxenham). "Ambrose Lavendale" (E. Phillips Oppenheim) "The Dominant Race" (F. E. Mills Young) "Phoebe Deane" (Grace Livingstone Hill). "Lvsbeth" (H. Rider Haggard). "Tainted Gold" .. (Paul Trent). "Max Logan" .. (Paul Trent). "Andrew Fairfax" (Joseph Hocking) "The Wilderness" (Joseph Hocking) "Red Pepper Burns" (Grace Richmond) "Mrs Red Pepper" (Grace Richmond) "Light of the Western Stars" (Zane Grey) "The Man from Maloba" (Ottwell Binns). "The Long Chance" (Peter B. Kyne) E. L KINGSTON, BOOKSELLER <fc STATIONER, KING STREET, TEMUKA. WEBB & BRUCE, LAND «fe HOUSE PROPERTY SALESMEN. HAY'S BUILDINGS, TIMARU. W. J. "xOONEY . . Town Salesman. J. KEMPTHORNE, Farm Salesman. /'VFFER THE FOLLOWING EXI I'JLLI'jM i'KUl'h'KTll',n ACRES FREEHOLD Situate j within e mile;; of Timaiu Post! oflit'o. Subdivided into 3 pad-' ducks; wi.>U fouced. 3-roomed house recently built, and other buildings. Now grass, oats, and turnips. A real bargain. £3f>o eash : balance arranged. .C'JOoO. i:i:; land will f-rnw 15') bushels of at per a ere. ACRES--R.-nev.-able Leu.-e ■ rent £J 7 lUs i>'t annum: handy to Railway. and about, -1 Miles from Tiina.ru. Well-built house a rooms fit. and e. water), and other building;--.. Well sheltered. Good Ka.rden. Subdivided into •! Paddock.-;. JJIO.->O. HUNT'S SPECIALTY r,ME(..\. BAIiME, and ROLEN" WATCHES. THE BIG THREE.