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Temuka Leader, Issue 10051, 8 February 1927, Page 2

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. mss L. HAWKE, Teacher of Pianoforte and Organ. Is prepared' to take Pupils in Geraldine on Wednesdays and Saturdays. PUPIILS PREPARED FOR EXAMINATION'S. R. P. DeRIDDEE. Pupil of Hemy, Organist, etc., of Home and N.Z. Churches, Musical Principal (Piano, Organ and Singing) King's College, Music Clitic and Correspondent-to London Musical Times, Liverpool and N.Z. Pres®, etc. Resumes Pianoforte Teaching FEBRUARY 1. “THE COTTAGE,” N.T. Belt, and at PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL, Temuka. LOST, FOUND, ETC. T OST.—Between - Ashburton and Geraldine, ONE GREY SPORTS COAT. Finder return —“LEADER” OFFICE. Reward. t OST. —In Post Office, FOUNTAIN PEN. please return to—-iSHAJW, C/o. Royal'Hotel. Reward 10/-. BUSINESS NOTICES, , mr , i v. ■■■■■■ ■ NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS, t TEMUKA. IJIHURBDAY, THE loth instant, ia t'be LAST DISCOUNT DAY. Office H«ts: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. G. PIERCE, Manager. WYNNWOOD HOME, GERALDINE. For School Girls, OPENS Ist FEBRUARY. For particulars, apply to — .MISS' E. A. BELL, Principal. Telephone 160. EVERYBODY IS TALKING. * THE ECONOMIC WHERE ALL MEN’S WEAR IS SELLING AT LOW PRICES. FURTHER REDUCTIONS DURING SALE, WHICH I'S NOW IN FULL SWING. Bargains in Suits, Sports Coats, Trousers, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, etc. * J ’ P. N. M°CUBBIN MEN’S WEAR SPECIALIST. KING STREET TEMUKA. FOR CLEAN, WHITE TEETH US E NYAL’S TOOTH PASTE. * PRICE 1/6. It whitens aifd polishes the enamel and sweetens and perfumes the breath. For a limited period, we are GIVING AWAY FREE one of these full-sized' Tubes of Paste with every Jar of Nyal’s Face Cream. • A. NEWLAN HANCOCK, CHEMIST, TEMUKA. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN EVERY LINE. Corsets, 21 to 25 2/6 Pair Coloured Underskirts — From 5/11 Camisoles, all to go— At 2/11 each Black Mercerised. Hose, Good Quality— 1/6 Pair REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS IN CHILDREN’S WEAR. ALL RIBBONS AND LACE offered .at SPECIAL PRICES to effect a Clearance. MSS COUGHLAN’S, KING STREET ... TEMUKA. COME ONE! COME ALL! . BOTH GREAT AND SMALL, TO THOMSON’S SALE IS THE CRY. POURQUOI! COULD NOT DO BETTER. AS GOOD AS GETTING A LEGjAICY. New Goods This Morning! Seven Cases from the River Thames. Ladies’ Art Silk and Cashmere Hosiery. 50 to 60 Dozen Embroidered Edge Handkerchief's, 4Jd to Bid. LOT OF MEN’S GOODS—Braces, Blazers, Sox, Pants, etc. 24 to 26 Dozen Gauntlet Gloves, 1/- to 3/6. Right Value, 2/6 to 5/6. Floral Voile Robes 16/11, All Silk 24/11. New Designs and Shapes. Large Carpet ’ Ends 7/6. Wemyse Hearthrugs and Korassin 6/11, 8/6, 10/6, 14/6 to 26/6. ’Star” Nos, 17/6 to 27/6, Similar ;15/6 to 21/-. Bannockburn Table Covers, 73 x 63, 12/11. The Glove Range, mostly Gauntlets, | mostly Good' Colours, 1/- to 3/11 Silk Bed Covers 26/11. Sylka and o thers 19/11, 21/6, 32/6. Chubby Umbrellas 6/6 up at Sale to 17/11. Pure Silk Double Tip in Pastels, White, Sable, thick, 7/6. All Linen Forfar l/o£, l/3£, l/si, 36-iuch. 14 Days. Wonderful, Enthusiastic Sale. 14 DAYS—6 GONE! THOMSON’S UNMITIGATED DRAPERY SALE.