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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 155, 18 June 1879, Page 3

EE I V AD VEIL TIt>EMENE,<. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. NO TKq rnTIE Rom cl jtnciva HOAD as for Traffic until the Bridge now lacing' built is completed. j A\Ar, WILLS, f Clerk to the Board. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION. n WANTED, for tlffi Geraldine School (averngetsjttehd®|ice, 120), a Mistress and Second,kfasten. The present salary in each ciStS \& Afkrper annum, but varies with the avqtge attendance. Applications will be received at the Education Timaru, on or before Wednesday, June IS. IT. W. HAMMOND, Secretary. COURSING. fAOR SALE, Puppy .by JJ Balmoral, on/pf/Livingston Maid. Balmoral by d!mt/Act, out of Maidstone. / Livingston Maid l/y Dr Livingston, out of Molly Cashier. Apply to the undersigned, or at Thomson’s Kennels, Temuka. GEO. CHARTER IS, Temuka.

WANTED. mENDERS WANTED O' POPPING X 300 Acrdffer o/o oAtvvo y&urs, now in English of the late Arowhonua property, upper block. Apply to A. P. O’CALLAGHAN, Lincoln, Selwyn County. MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. nnENDERS are invited for the/ fob I lowing WORKS ; Con trad : No. lA —Ploughing Gravel Reserves No. 15-VFcncing Gravel Reserves No. at Road Board Office*? /In No. near Shaw’s No. 18 —Rooming to Rain cliff Bush No. 19—Eorming / Talbot’s Road, Rain cliff V No. 20—CuttingsRn Upper Rangitata Road. y Specifications can be/scen at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, where Tenders must be sent in not later than 11 a m. on Friday, 20th June, addressed to the Chairman of the Board and endorsed with the No. of Contract. \ The lowest or any tender hot necessarily accepted. ROBERT IRVINE, Overseer to the Board.

TO MY TEMUKA eA--N fincT^"aft/r the Ist of JUNE, all w ACCOUNTS must be PAID PROMPTLY at end of month, otherwise the Account will be STOPPED. BOYD THOMSON. Temuka, Ist June, 1879. Y. NOTICE TO PLOUGHMEN AND \ LANDOWNERS. / R. IT ltaving.,beeu reported to pie SurveyorSurveyyPegs in the various district^ are beinsf daily ploughed up, the GoverniWut hasmecided to prosecute in every conviction will press for the inflihfion of the highest penalty (£SO) alloiybcKpnder “ The Trigonometrical Stap/ns arid Survey Marks Act, 1868.” y' 1 \ Police will be instructed to use every endeavour to''■‘discover any person disturbing or removing Any existing survey mark or peg, either on his own land or on land that he may be at work ,/ J. BALLANCE, For Minister-of Lands.

\ POST-OFEICE, TIMARU. / \ . Public Works Office, Christchurch, Juno 2,' 1879. PIP!SEDERS arc invited for thb Erection J[ °f. a POST OEEICE atTimaru. General conditions, specifications, and Drawings may be seen/at the Public Works Christchurch ; Town Clerk’s Office, Tim&fffi; .and office of Mr R. A. LawspHtln’chitect/Dunedin. Tenders I 'addressed to tlio Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside, “ TendeGfor Post-office, Timaru,” ■will be received At the above office up to noon on ERIDAY, 20th day of June, 1879. ■ Telegraphic tenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged’ with the nearest District or President /Engineer at 1 , the time above specified/ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. \ (Signed) A. D. AUSTiE, District Engineer, Public Works.

SHEEP ACT, 1878. / COPIES of the Pamphlet prepared under the direction of tbc/Ouioiiial Secretary, ebptaining the abotfe Act, together with othcy ivrforinatjp'n, etc., can be obtained from The Inspector of Sheep at the Waiau, ArnbhrleyP Timaru, and at this oliice. /‘\ Price—Tu r o Shillings pop.copy. P. B. nori/roE, Chief Inspector of Sheep. Office of Inspector of Sheep, Christchurch, 4th .June, 1870.