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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 114, 18 January 1879, Page 1

BnoincM Notices. F. c i H 0 0 P E PRACTICAL TAILOR AND DRAPER, Main South Road, Temuka. R, WINCHESTER AGRICULTURAL f WORKS. . « ROBERT SMITH, ENGINEER, GENERAL, j& SHOEING SMIITH, WHEEL- AND MILIIwRIGI HAVING bniltajaxs p^fed-'krtalieorder Double Furrow Ploughs, ( Hoes, Harrows, Turnips and > Windmills, WaggonV. 1 Spring Carts, &c. t Shop, is prefer Single and -H'orse--11, and Chain I Drills, Cup yvf Tipcarts, JSA L E K SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, PLEASANT POINT. (Late with Crawford Bros., Timaru), Begs to inform the inhabitants of the Pleasant Point and surrounding districts, that he has Commenced business as above, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. J. SALEK, Saddle and Harness Maker, Next McDonald’s Bakery, Pleasant Point WAIHI BUSH, GERALDINE & ORARI ROYAL MAIL COACH. THE Cheapest, Best and shortest route to Geraldine and Waihi Bush is from the Orari Railway Station where our conveyances run to and from all Trains North and South. /C v We leave the Waihi Bush eyery morning at Twenty Minutes past Six, and Geraldine at Twenty Minutes past Seven, in time to catch the Erst train to Timaru and Christchurch. Parcels and Luggage to and from the ( Station will receive our best attention. KENNEDY & MUNDELL. 1 jg 0Y D THOMSON, TEMUKA AND OPAWA, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER AND BAKER, Temuka. Residents waited upon in Town and Country Contractors specially arranged with. ONE MONTH’S CREDIT ONLY. HENDERSON, ? CARPENTER. BUILDER, &c., TEMUKA. Estimates given in Town and Country. Gr H. LYNCH, BR'ICKLAYER, SLATER, AND PLASTERER, TEMUKA. Estimate ioncrete, stone, or Single chimneys, LI IL 10s, without material; ixed to order. All orders executed lotice. all descriptions of work. Os ; double do, Kitchen Ranges oVlhe shortest Work Guaranteed. ADVANCE AGRICULTURE. FARMERS DESIROUS of economising Seed by THIRTY PER CENT, and of securing an Earlier, More Evenly Ripened, and Abundant Harvest, bad better lose no time in informing the Undersigned as to the probable time of requiring one or more of his SUFFOLK DRILLS, for Spring Corn, Roots, &c., a& all Orders are Booked and Attended to in Succession. p EDWARD PILBROW, 0 Temuka. N. B.—Six Drills, each with Experienced Man. 2s per acre over 30 Acres. J. \ W I y S 0 N, ARCHITECT.’ F Omes: WHITE’S? BUILDINGS, Opposite tho/Bank of New Zealand, Timaku.