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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 125, 1 March 1879, Page 3

important Ncnci-:. LOCAL BOARD CF HEALTH. THE UNDERSIGNED x ho give public notice .that it|>:..y iie determined strictiyj'to e'nfo'-" / of the Board/the respec iyJ clau.-e.- "i the Public B.dh}m Act a.s "to the prevention of infectious 01/ contagious diseases in this district/ / T. O. RAYNER, M.D., Medical Ofiicer of Health. W. WILLS, Jan. 22nd, 1879. FOR SALE, SECTIONS 222, 223, 227, 229, 244, in Arowhenual Township, on easy terms of over two years if are situated near the MilJord road and Public School, and possess/ excellent garden ground. They are aJso most conveniently situated for residences for people in business in the town of Temuka. - __ FOR SALE, FOR CASH, Section 174. This Section is north of the Schoolgrounds, fronting east on the same street. \ / fl J AlsoJ/ TO LET ON EEASE, Sections fronting on one of the most important streets ALEXANDER WILSON, Land Broker and Estate Agent, Temuka. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. r n iHE South Canterbury Coursing Club _!_ will eive, notice, ONE killed in South Canterbury after this date should ts head be brought to the Secretary. GFO. BOLTON, Secretary, Temuka. December 21st, 1878. FOR SALE, A; BARGAIN, A FIRST 3 CLASS /■-, 8-Horse-power PORTAM| ,/STEAM ENGINE, loarlv new. // '"•'- ll EDWARD PILBROW, Commission Agent, Temuka. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. GEORGE LOW BEATII, trading as G. L. DEATH & CO., hns much pleasure in intimating that he is taking Mr F. S. MALCOLM (for many years connected with the Firm) into partnership. The Business as heretofore will be carried on in the name of G. L. BE ATII & O. Consequent upon the above change G. L. B. and Co. intend holding a MONSTER CLEARING SALE, Commencing on SATURDAY JANUARY 4, On the Premises, A R G Y L E HODS E. And as it will be absolutely necessary to reduce the present large stock very considerably, startling reductions may be looked for in every department. The Goods ■offered are with but few exceptions of this Season's importing. The public may, therefore, depend upon getting nothing but really sound and fashionable materials, combined with very newest styles. TO FARMERS. EDWARD PILBROW, Cash Purchaser of Wool?/ / /% Three Seed Drills for Sale. ' './ Turnips, Rape, &c, drilled with or without artificial manure. E. PILBROW, Temuka. GRAND CONSULTATION. 1" T is proposed to DISPOSE of all that JL VALUABLE PROPERTY on the Main South Road, Temuka, immediately north of the township, on the above principle. The property consists'of One Acre of Land, with a substantially-built and handsome brick residence of twelve rooms. It will be divided as follows : Ist Prize : One Quarter-Acre Section, with residence thereon ; value L 1,200. 2nd Prize : One Quarter-Aero Section facing Soutlvroad : value LBo._^j7 3rd Prized One Quarter-Acre Section at back of tire above ; value LSO. 4th Quarter-Acre Section, ditto ditto. Also, V 32 other Prizes, consisting of Furniture ; value, from Lll to L2 each. FIFTEEN HUNDRED TICKETS, AT Ll EACH. Possession of house can be had within one month after drawing, which will take place at Temuka during the month of FEBRUARY. T'ckets may be obtained at the undermentioned places :—Tombs's Boardingj house, Royal Hotel. Star Hotel, Caledonian Hotel, Winchester Hotel ; and from Messrs Wills, Temuka; J. A. Young, Winchester ; J. A. Robertson, Geraldine ; and at Messrs Gabilcs and Plante's, Timaru. The winning numbers will be published in the local papers. The drawing will take place at Temuka on or about the olst March next. Tide Deeds of the Property can be seen on applying to either Dr Cumming, or to J. G 'Fildes, Esq., Temuka. The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as a Committee of Management viz -.—Messrs J no. Pat ei son. i A. 1). Wilson. F. Tavender, and others.