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Temuka Leader, Issue 10462, 26 October 1929, Page 2

TEMUKA COMPETITIONS

COMMENCE IN PARISH HALL ' PARISH HALL MONDAY OCTOBER 28 MONDAY AT 1 P.M. and 7.30 P.M. AND CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE WEEK. Buy a Programme, and Study the different Sessions. PROGRAMMES ON SALE AT McMILLAN’S, KINGSTON’S, STRANGE’S, KEYS’S, and CORNWELL’S. Enter for the Monster Competition—see last leaf in Programme. LABOUR DAY MONDAY, 28th LABOUR DAY 1 P.M. and 7.30 P.M. Official Opening by His Worship the Mayor in the Evening. BERNARD HUGHES, H. B .STRANGE, Joint Hon. Secretaries.

TENDERS. GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. pUBLIC TENDERS Close at Noon on SATURDAY, November 2, at the County Council Office, Temuka (where particulars may be seen/, for—. , ■The Purchase and Removal of the Temuka Public Pound Cottage ' Buildings. C. E. BREMNER, County Engineer. GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC TENDERS Close at Noon on SATURDAY, 2nd November, at the County Council Office, Temuka (where particulars may be seen), for — CONTRACT No. 83, Building a Public Pound at Temuka. C. E. BREMNER, County Engineer. BUSINESS NOTICES. A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOME. We have just landed from Aryton Saunders, of Liverpool, a compact little FIRST AID OUTFIT. It contains: — Plain Lint, Boracic Lint, Cotton Wool, Bandage, Zinc Ointment, Boracic Ointment, Safety Pins. It is Great Value at 1/6. A. NEWLAN HANCOCK, CHEMIST. TEMUKA. poSi jBUILDING COMING DOWNg j PRICES”DOWN, | Premises to be Vacated Meantime. Great Rebuilding SALE I COMMENCES TO-DAY! i STOCK TO BE g SLAUGHTERED!! TO AVOID EXPENSES WHILEjSg feINEW BUILDING IS GOING UP.|| ■SOUTER’S I I POPULAR VALUE J I BOOT STORES, | g TIMABU. CT THOMSON’S NEW GOODS. Ex “Tainui.” Direct Freights—are a Clinker!! TOP-HOLE STUFF! Require to be that Brand to meet the needs of Thomson’s Busy Business. CLASSY, RELIABLE, NOVEL, CHEAP. ANYONE CAN WEAR THOMSON’S GOODS. £129 13s 2d Duty paid Friday in two sums. THE HATS .ALONE AN EDUCATION. For Stylish Flops and Pictures, Panamas, Viscas, Billabunkails, Crinolines, to close-fitting Nos. in the various Fine Straws: Children’s Wear 3/11 to 9/G. Lemon, Ecru, White, Pink, Lido, Almond, much in evidence. DRESSES A DELIGHT! Choice Silk Rayons, Self and Small Designs, 3/3 up. Or from 1/9 if preferred. The favourite Celanese production, 17 Shades complete; any favourite style, 59/6 complete, or 7/11 by the yard; Best Linings; distinctive Ascot Styles. Dressmaking going to bo busv. COATS OF DISTINCTION! Gloves, new shades in Leather, by the Home Mail on Saturday, 7/11; all sizes, Summer Tans, Suede Effects, 2/9 to 3/11. Art Silk Hosiery, Radio 2/11, Silk and Wool Regina 4/6, Red Seal 4/3, and Kayser and Bond’s Nos. Holeproof, 2/11, to all makes, 11/6. MERCERY AND CLOTHING! Wanted—the Public to see our Display—especially the new Line of Mosgiel Worsted Suits, Gentlemen’s Sizes, are making to order in our Rooms, at £7 7s, completely tailored, best of everything. A JUVENILE BRANCH, TOO! At THOMSON’S, TIMARU.