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Temuka Leader, Issue 241, 11 March 1880, Page 3

Tasty.—The following appearid lately in a contemporary’s advertising columns : *■ Wanted a walnut wood piano by a lady with Carved legs.” Review. —The Christchurch Citv Council have grantetl the use of the old post office for the purpose of billet:ug the vo’nuteers expected to take part in the Easter Review. Holloway’s Pills — It is difficult to diteruine wh*t i: (he more tvyiog f t heaUli. rintfci se : col I or ,ox< ersiva In a , tlm gh h-vervbody kd<' vv • that Hidden Ivans'ti n' Troni tl;e ore to the <tl er t.-em wnh dis"ease which may, i i most inswuc-s ho •Staved off-by an early r« »ort to ‘ln so purifying, regithiring, and ctringfhcui! g Pills. This well known- and highly esb eiued medicine affords u safe and easy ronn-dv Tor' almost every consiiiuti nal wrong 'which climates, changes, or dietetic errors can engender, and effectually removes any ■weakness self-indulgent habits may have an all conditions of the system induced ‘bordering on disease indicated by apathy, HstJessness, and restlessness, Holloways ;Pihs will prove especially serviceable in begetting a vivacity appreciated by both sound and skk.

General Notices. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPEJ TIES AT TEMUKA, OJf MONDAY, MARCH 15m, 188 /A I (from Mr at his F. G R J ; aa received instracth W. LyoY to sell by public at •sale roou», ou the above dateAll rahJ|l)]e propewy at present occuned />v Mr FMrrop, situated 5f Arowhenua, 'One class house and o • well-si trees oue jucre se' Class 3-S well fen One 4-acre, with One |acr png of--65, with a firstoome/ c, ttage, washairy, fowl house, •roveinonts ; garden with fruit and forest bricl ck don. Iso 62, with a firststable thereon, and [lied nit N< prov/d. I, fenced, and planted ees |4, fenced and imALS( On behf The finable pro /aliingford at Mr J. Top; On Alina owner—[‘ty situated. In (esent occupied and having a street .20, with 2ouiage = :ction, _ loomed lean-to thoWi AL S 0 'wo sections, JSTos\lß and lIS K. F. An LAY, uoucer. fThc Auctioneer would beg to di ttention of investors and others above first-class properties, as they are well situated, being within three minutes’ walk of the Railway Station, and wilfVbo sold without the slightest reserve. N, THOMAS HOB SO MILKtVIAN, TEMUKA ’Orders leftal arm, just over the bridge, Upper|SVain|> Road near Temuk.;, \or at Mr W Beery’s Store, Teumka, ’■arill he puaetuaby ■■ attended to.