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Temuka Leader, Issue 248, 30 March 1880, Page 3

General Notices. Y. K. OFFICE M REGISTRAR OF ELECTORS?C RESIDENT MAQISTEMUKA. Forms of ns, to be ■ placed j*ft the Elecfcqral Roll, Geraldine GEORGE DYSON, Registrar of Electors. SPORTING. -• CHOKE BORE GUNS.:-*-, BREECH LOADERS, MUZZLE LOADERS. Any price froip 3Cs upwaMs. f fiHE undefsfgledlbegs Ofi nifonft sportsx men that lif has received his hew seasons goods, c|hisisting of— Nelv Ix':e Powder, Nos |3, |5 and 6 ; Newcas le Cidll -d Shot, all |iizes ; Cartridge Cases, Wads, and every' requisite for sporting purposes. Cartridges accurately filled to suit any gun. Having the largest stock of guns, etc., ever seen in South Canterbury, I am prepared to seli at prices that will compare favorably with any house in New Zealand. Inspection invited. T. G. ROWLEY, Gunsmith Timani. AROWHENUA CEMETERY BOARD. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FROM Ist JANUARY TO 3L#DECMBER, 1879. 1879. J oi 1. To balai st Amount £ s. d Ck r last 360 11 6 fn-m 73 10 0 30 17 0 lots Ditto a e<-s ra\ tepoIntor, on 0 0 bits 491 19 0 Dr. By wages to Secretary Tor 1878 Timber and material... Repairs i o cyttage ~. Insurance on ootlage... Posts and wive.. Balance b> hand G 0 10 0 0 0 0 8 15 0 875 13 10 491 19 0 J.MENDKLSON, Chairman ; J 'l: I Members." K. F. GUAY,.j

SATURDAT'; 3up APR!L. A i Noon. 1 ’ TIMARU HO’RSE BAZAAR. ' .;RAMS. ; PITRE LEIOE.STER RAMS. ■ ’ LINGOLN-LEICESTERRAMS* M;A 0L E A Nil ST.E W A R'T. have receive#instructions from P. H, Russell, Esq., tqfSell by Public Auction on the above date,|at their Yards, 38 Very Superior Long-woolled rams,, selected^from the Ofipua Purebred Lincoln and Leicester flocks consisting of — 16 Lincolns, 2 and 4-tooth 13 Leicesters, 2 and 4-tooth 9 Lincoln-Lcicesfers. 2-tooth. The Auctioneers feel justified in stating that these Rams are not culls, but aro. what an inspection of them will prove to be superior to any ever previously offered for sale in South Canterbury, thus affording a rare opportunity to sheep breeders ai d Farmers, who are desirous of improving their flocks, and are prepared to give a fair price for a really good article. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. IMPORTANT CLEARING-OUT SALE OF MESSRS ALLAN & STUMBLES’ FREEHOLD PROPERTY, STOCK, PLANT, &c., To he held in Timarn, on SATURDAY, 3rd APRIL. MACLEAN AND STEWART have received instructions from the Proprietors to sell by Public Auction on the above dat>, at the Timarn Horse Bazaar, tho following Sul uahlo Properties, Sock, Plant, etc., v‘o. : 3 Acres in North street, Tiraa|u,,<m which are ere ted 2 Cottage/, lately occupied by W. Willhvfhson, Esq. 322 Acres First-chass Land, situate on the bank of the Arowhenua Kerry Town, being Sections 20,966 22,161, and 20,817, formerly the propi-.t of Mr B-ir i :, tt. 508 Acres Land on the White Rocks River, adj d in r the Cannington Station, 9 m'le * from the Cave Railway Station, all fenced and subdivided, with good Dwellinghouse, Yards, etc. j The Stock and Plant consist of - 25 Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings 26 Sets Leading and Shaft Harness 6 Drays and 2 Timber Trucks, and a very large number of the usual Contractors’ Implements. The Thoroughbred Stallion Tasso, The Auctioneers have pleasure in calling attention to the above sale, as in consequence of Mr Stumbles being about to visit England, the whole of the above will be disposed of without .resc-rve. The-well-known judgment of the Vendors is a sufficient guarantee that the horses to be disposed of are their usnai selection, and-not to be surpassed south of the line, and the properties w-11 merit tho attention of capitalists, speculators, or i - tending settlers. Terms at Sale, and will be moat liberal. ■MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers