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Temuka Leader, Volume I, Issue 90, 26 October 1878, Page 3

NOTICE. A T the request i f a number of Gentlemen in Smith Canterbury A PUISL I(' M E ETING . will be held on i TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 NEXT. At 2 p.m. At the Crown Hotel, Temuka, when all those interested in the formation of a Coursing Club for South Canterbury are respectfully requested to attend. All correspondence to be addressed to the Secretary, Box 35, Temuka. GEORGE BOLTON. Hon. Sec. pro tern. TEMUKA CHORAL SOCIETY. AT a GENERAL, MEETING held on October 14th, it was resolved that the Society be wound up, and that the PIANO and other Property of the Society be DISPOSED of by i rt Union. Tickets (LI Is) to be obtained from A. D. WILSON, fh Hon. Sec. NOTICE. ■jpOISON will be laid oir my Paddocks after this date, on account of dogs destroying my sheep. JAS. P. WILSON. October 19, 1878. NOTICE TO FARMERS. WILSON Is prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES On the ensuing Clips of Wool and Growing Crops. Temuka, 27th September, 1878. " HOP PLANTS. S FOR SALE, a quantity of Hop Cuttings, at 3s per dozen. The Hop Plant is a beautiful creeper, looks well growing over verandahs. A. WILSON AND SONS. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In the Geraldine and Temuka Districts, The powerful hackney STALLION D E WIL T 0 N./ & De Wilton is a bright chesnut, stands 16 hands high ; is by Lothair, dam Flying Beauty, bred by W. Kennavvay, Esq.; Lothair by Paladin, by Traducer. Terms, £3 3s ; Guarantee, £4 4s ; Gi’oomage fee, ss. Good paddocks free of charge till the Ist of February. D. YOUNG, Proprietor. THE CELEBRATED CLYDESDALE STALLION fj/ PRINCE IMPERIAL. /0 WILL TRAVEL this Season in the Timaru, Temuka, Point, Waitohi, and surrounding districts. Terms, £5 ss, payable at the end of the season ; groomage fee, ss. ROBERT DAVIE, Proprietor. yp 0 BE LEASED, I For a term of 7 years, THE PROPERTY OF JR. K. PARKERoON, Esq. 630 A T S 630 WAITOHI DOWNS . 130 acres being'Rape Land 20 do Stubbie 480 do English Grass Also, 1000 A T S 1000 WAITOHI FLAT. 100 acres being Stubble GO do wid be in turnip or fallow, remainder in English Grass. These magnificent Properties will be let at a very moderate rental, thus offering to Farmers or Graziers an opportunity for investment not otherwise obtainable, as the rent is not equal to o per cent, on the property value. Full particulars from D. & L. MACLEAN, Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE or CONTRACTORS’ STOCK AND PLANT. SATURDAY, 26thOCT., 1878. JONAS, HART, AND, . WILDIE, instructed, by. Mr Joseph Stark, of Oamaru, who lias relinquished contracting, will Sell by Public Auction, at their New Sale Yards, Timaru, on SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1878, 15 MAGNIFICENT MARES AND GELDINGS, 4 to 7 years. These include—--1 matched pair Bay Geldings, well bred 1 matched pair Black Geldings 12 sets Harness, 12 sets Plough Harness 3 Farm Drays and Frames, new 1 six-horse Truck 3 Double-furrow Ploughs, nearly new, by Jack and Steel 1 set six-leafed Harrows, with trees complete 1 set four-leafed Harrows, with trees complete Tarpaulins, Rick Covers, Horse Covers &c., &c., «&c. Sale at Eleven ©’Clock. Luncheon Provided. The Auctioneers w ould direct the special attention of Farmers and Contractors to the above important Sale, as Mr Stark has proved the horses to be excellentworkers, and lias spared no expense in securing the best animals to be obtainable in the Oamaru District.