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Temuka Leader, Issue 167, 6 August 1879, Page 2

NEW AD VEll TIME ME N TB. - TEMU fjIHE Road i Stoppe" now being built i W NOTIC CARD. nvn as '’MILL HOAD is Traffic until the bridge completed. WILLS, Clerk to the Board. TEMUKA. SALE OF GLASS, CHIN'A, AND ART MANUFACTURES. WILLIAMSON & CO. have been instructed by Mi Arenas to offer for sale, at the VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Aug. 8 and 9, A Splendid and'Quique Assortment of Glass, China, iLmlica Ware, comprising 30 Cases, and] incm^iiig— Dinnef Sets in great variety Desert feei] rices, including hnndpaprtedlsets Jasper Stiltln Cheese Seta Jasper Lily Ipomfits A few Breakfast Sets of a rarity and beauty of design never before offered in the colony Table Glasses in great variety’ and delicacy of design and engraving Toilet Sets in great variety, including the celebrated Elden pattern Sets of Cups and Saucers, in the Irish and other well-known patterns Majolica Goods in great variety and beauty, including—Sets Jugs in fruit and other fancy patterns, one large, clear Majolica Cupid and Shell pattern Fountain A variety of Hall and other Ornaments in Hanley and Stafford Wares Pier Glasses Girandole Glasses ■Vases, rich in coloring and artistic design A very large assortment of Flower Pots of chaste and varied patterns Gilded Flail Brackets Duplex Lamps, including two of the new and renowned Monkey pattern in Delftware Oil Paintings by modern masters German Oleographs from old masters One Trichpni Piano, in black and gold (by Olezmann). The above articles will be on view at the Volunteer Hall, Terauka, on the Wednesday and Thursday previous to the sale, and form one of the grandest displays of the useful in manufacture, and beautiful in art, ever offered in Canterbury. To Ladies and Gentlemen of artistic knowledge and taste, it will offer an unprecedented opportunity for furnishing in this department. To Hotelkeepers It offers a variety’ and range in price never before presented here, the goods having been specially selected by Mr Arenas for this market direct from the first manufacturers of the Continent and England. \ W, WILLIAMSON & CO., 1 Auctioneers, Temuka. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. npi-is EH the Temuka Mr Greig v;iJLH*feacl; in Church ToHe forenocuHt 11, and to it Q. 20 : and nsWaitohi morrow mug Schoolroom at 2.30 p.m. WINCHESTER FAIR. 6th AUGUST. 1? a favored from Mr Peter Guinness, Public Auction, on the abH® I date 55 rime Eat CATTLI -CLEAN & STEWART> Auctioneers. ALBURY. FRIDAY, the Bth AUGUST^ At Noon. J V A CLEAN AND STE/WART _ flavored witli instrnctiommrom Mr T. tier, Albmy, will Sell by Aucn, at Rffimry, ou the ah/ve date, the lowing Stock, Implements, &c.: — 1 Doubrfeseatecl Buggy (nearly new) 2 Donblcheated Byrggies (for station or family usd) 3 New Single Buggies 4 Sets BuggyXßarness 5 Riding Sadcßes and Bridles, &c. 1 Dray and /Harness, Horse Rugs, Ac. 6 A r ery Useful Saddle and Harness Hon 1 Splendid Buggy Mare “ Maggie” I / ~ Riding “Bill,” ,st Trotter 1 Cojl “ Alma.” Without Reserve. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the followtog WORKS : No. *24. Contract shingling Peel Forest Road. ~ 25. Brake’s Road. „ 26. Dowils. I ~ 27. Farming Spur Road, Raincliff. ~ 28. Protclmive works near Mr. Tripp’s ■ be seen at the Road Board Office, Pee! Forest, where Tenders must be sent in not later than 11 a m. on Friday’, Aug. 15th, addressed to the Chairman of the Board and endorsed with the No. of Contract. ROBERT IRVINE, Overseer to the Board.