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Temuka Leader, Issue 188, 21 October 1879, Page 2

CHKISTCIIUKCH CORN EXCHANGE REPORT. The following 1b tlie report • of the Corn Exchange for the week ending Friday evening October l7Ui, 1879: The grain crops all through the Province are reported as looking we'll. During the week the weather lifts been favourable. The late copious rain, which lias been general, will I y rove very beneficial, ihe accounts from all the Australasian colonies speak well of the prospect of the corn crops, with a promise of double the yield of that of last year. The corn market in London shows signs of great firmness. The wheat shipments afloat for the United Kingdom are considerably above the average. wnEATThe market is bearly supplied, with an increased demand. Holders are firmer in their demands, and asking advanced rates. The tone of the market is in favor of the seller. First class milling wheat is worth ss: medium 4a 6d to 5s per bushel. BABLKY. The inquiriers for malting barley are not brisk. The market is bare of good samples. The malsterers seem not disposed to operate. Prime barley is worth 5s 3d to 5s 6d;medium, Is Gd to 5s per bushel. CHEESE AND BUTTER. Good cheese is in demand for export at 6d to 6id per lb. Butter, at 8d to 9d, per lb. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DAIRY FARM (LEASEHOLD). SITUATED BETWEEN TEMUKA AND " WINCHESTER. 230 ACRES. AT TUB ROYAL HOTEL, TEMUKA, ox TUESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, At Noon. I/TACLEAN AND STEWART j3jL in conjunction with Mr W. Williamson, have received' instructions from 11. D. Maepherson, JEsq., Temuka, to Sell by Public Au&tion/on the above date, at the Royal Hotel,/Temuka, The Goodwill of Lease of his Valuable Dairy Farm, consisting of 230 Acres. The above is one of the finest D:iiry Farms, in South Canterbury, is situated 2 miles from Temuka, and the same distance from Winchester. The Land is all rich deposit, and for either grazing or cropping cannot be beaten. The Improvements consist of a substantial C-roomed Dwelling-house, Good Yards, Stable and Slieds. The whole is securely fenced and subdivided into paddocks, each of which is permanently sapplied with good running water. To parties in search of a property such as the abovo, this is a splendid opportunity of acquiring a very valuable Leasehold. For Terms of Lease, and all other particulars, apply to MACLEAN & STEWART, Or to W WILLIAMSON, PURE SHORTHORN BULLS. FOR PRIVATE SALE, THE undersigned have for private sale a large huwiDe.t of Pur-bred Shorthorn Bulls, by imported bulls out of pedigreed Cows. For prrticulars, etc., apply to MACLEAN AND STEWART, Auctioneers. LAND TAX. _"T is notified for general information JL t that the -Land Tax caii be paid by Post Office Order, detluciingtho cost from the amount of the thx. £ E. C J LATTER, Deputy Commissioner. Land Tax Office, Christchurch ; October 17th, 1879. FIELD TURNIP SEED. BOTH ENGLISH' AND .COLONIAL. unflersignecyliavg. nW on hand JL ill ki|ds 'TJu-uMp Seed, including green pilrple t\m, yellow, Aberdeen, liwQuantities", fnmVls per lb.