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Temuka Leader, Volume I, Issue 81, 25 September 1878, Page 3

TEMUKA FAIR. /fL (HE FIRST F/A P for the Sale of STOCK, P ODUCE, &c. Will he held in Mr Marshall's Paddocks, Temuka, on TUESDAY, Bth OCTOBER, At noon. Entries to be made with Mr E. Pilbrow, Mr Boyd Thompson, or any Member of Committee. G. DYSON, Hon. Secretary. GERALDINE ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the following WORKS : Contract. No. 33—Shingling Boundary road, near Pox's. No. 36—Building Two Spans, Kelman's Footbridge. No. 39—Shingling, Toomey's to Wells' corner. No. 40—Shingling, Tripp's Road, near Boundary. No. 41—Clearing Drains, Claying and Shingling, Swamp Road, Lewis' to Curran's. No. 42—Cleaning out Pipeclay CutI ting, and Shingling near Kakahu // Bush. / No. 43—Forming and Shingling Opihi /. River Road, near Wigley's. \ No. 44—Clearing Timber, Ditching ]) and Formation, Whittaker's road, Raukapuka Bush. No. 45 —Formation and Cutting, Culverts, &c, Jones's Road to Collett's, Opihi. No. 46 —Stonebreaking and Tussocking, Dale's corner to Hae-Ilae-Te-Moana River. No. 47 —Formation, Rae's Track, Raukapuka Downs. No. 48 —Formation, Drains and Shingling, Geraldine Downs. No. 49—Building Bridge, Concrete Abutments, Cemetery Road. No. 50 —Pile-driving and Timber Breastwork, Orari Bridge. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Office, Geraldine, where Tenders must be sent in, addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed with No. of Contract, before 10 a.m. on TUESDAY, the Ist day of October, 1878. WILLIAM SHIERS, Overseer to the Boa.id. TO LET, BY TENDER, For one, two, three, or four years, BOUT Three-quarters of an Acre of those Sections known as PATTERSON'S GARDEN. About a quarter of an acre is well stocked with Fruit Trees, which give promise of a good, crop of fruit, and the rest is in v« ry good condition for gardening purposes. There is a pump in the middle of the ground, so arranged that the whole can be Avatered through a hose. There Frame for hot-bed. hi Tenders to be sent in on or before SATURDAY. October 5, to the undersigned, from whom any information can be obtained. J. HARDCA STL E, Temuka Leader Office. nnO STAND THIS SEASON, § The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse BARON OF CLYDE. Baron of Clyde is a pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion, of immense strength of bone nd good action. Baron of Clyde was imported from Tasmania, was six years old the 15th Oct.. 1877, is a beautiful dapple bay, and stands 17 hands high. Terms : £4 ; £G Guarantee ; payable by January 1, 1879. Groomage ss, at first service. R. BEATTIE, Proprietor. COTHERSTONE. [TILL STAND in TEMUKA and ' V DISTRICT this Coming Season. % G. H. THOMPSON. CLYDESDALE ENTIRE. 0 STAND THIS SEASON, B IN THE T.IMARU AND TEMUKA DISTRICTS, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire U . GLENCOE. 1 particulars see Cards, or apply to R. ORTON, Pleasant Point. mO STAND THIS SEASON, in the | Timaru and Temuka Districts yyi the Entire Horse >k R A D I C A L. For terms and particulars apply to R. ORTON, Pleasant Point. \ NOTICE. STRAYED into my Paddocks, a red and J white yearling Steer, with tip oft' tie right ear ; no visible brand. If not claimed within fourteen days, will be sold to defray expenses. JOHN HAYHURST. K. FOR SALE. 1 on' h■ c R E , s IQO Xt/U within a ring fence, ±.tJ\J And noAV in wheat, with every prospect of a good crop, six miles from Winchester Railway Station. Terms easy. J. T. FORD & CO. Timaru;