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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 121, 15 February 1879, Page 3

PURE SHORT-HORNED BULL CALVES. |7l 0 R PR I V ATE SAL E G Bull Calves, sis months old. by ‘Hastings,' out of pedigree cows. ‘Hastings 1 took first prize at the Christchurch and Timarn Shows last year. Apply to MACLEAN & STEWART. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. FIRST- CLASS AGRICULTURAL FARM. 676 676 THE UNDERSIGNED are instructed by Mr P. MeShane to Sell by Private Treaty the nnexpired Term of Lease of his Farm on the Geraldine road, about 2-7 miles from the 'Winchester Railway Station. The Farm comprises— C7G Acres excellent Land, of which 150 acres are Stubble first crop, 4-00 acres English Grass after Turnips ami one crop, and 12G acres magnificent surface-sown pasture. This valuable Property is subdivided by live fences into 8 Paddocks, and in all of them there is a permanent supply of water. Improvements in addition to fences are a Five-roomed House, Sevenstall Stable, Woolshed, Grainery, Stockyards, Dairymen’s Hut, Ac. The Term of Lease is O-g years, and the annual x-ental nominal. Also, 424 FREEHCHjD, 424 Being R.S. 31,G56, situate 2 miles from the Waiho Railway Station, on the sea side of the railway, and 7 miles from Waimate. This very desirable block of Land is all fenced. There are 230 Acres in Wheat and Oat Stubble (first crop), the balance fallow. To Farmers, Speculators, and others, the above Properties offer a rare opportunity for investment. Full particulars from MACLEAN AND STEWART, Timaru ; E. WILKIN AND CO., Christchurch. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BLACKSMITH’S BUSINESS PLANT AND SECTIONS. Maclean a stew ar t, instructed by Messrs Anderson and Beatson, will Sell by Auction, on an early date, due notice of which will appear,— Blacksmith’s Shop, Winchester, together with Tools and full-work-ing Plant. Also, Quarter-acre Section on which the Shop stands. Blacksmith’s Shop and Quarter-acre Section, Geraldine, with Tools and Working Plant. Half-acre Section at Winchester, with 2-room Lcan-to creeled thereon. Full particulars from MACLEAN AND STEWART, .Auctioneers. ,PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COAL. COAL. COAL. Ma cle a n a st e w art instructed by Mr H. Exley, will sell by public auction, On an early date, R.S. 27.321, about 17 miles South of Albury, on the railway line. This block comprises 50 Acres first-class Land, and also a Magnificent Seam of Coal, which is now being worked, and only requires a small outlay of capital to make it one of the most remunerative investments in the colony. Full particulars in future advertisement. MACLEAN A STEWART. TO GARDENERS. /k PPLICATIONS are invited for the / combined offices of CARETAKER and GARDENER to the Temuka. Park. Applicants must thoroughly understand gardening and have some knowledge of forestry. The successful applicant will be required to devote the whole of his time to the duties of the situation. Salary, 3Gs per week, with house of six rooms, rent free. Applications must be sent in not later than WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, addressed to the Chairman of the Temuka Park Commission. Any further information can be obtained from the undersigned. GEO. BOLTON, Secretary. V. o ded £2 REWARD. Last Winter, from about MilA LIGHT BAY FILLY, in Square, on neck, White stripe down nose. Anyone returning the same to George Levens, Temuka, or giving such information as will load to her recovery, shall receive the above reward. GEORGE LEVENS. >;/ IMPORTANT NOTICE. GOAL BOARD OF HEALTH. rnllE UNDERSIGNED hereby give pul die notice that tiny are determined strictly to enforce (on behalf of the Board) the respective clauses of the Public Health Act as to the prevention of infections or contagions diseases in this district. T. O. RANKER, 71. D., Health Officer. W. WILLS, inspector of Nuisances, i Jan. 22m1, 1879.