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Temuka Leader, Issue 250, 3 April 1880, Page 3

General Notices. SPORTING. CHOKE BOLE GUNS. BREECH LOADER MUZZLE LOADERS. Any price from /DC s upwards. mHE undersjgn&i bigs to,-jideruk|por(s-men lhat/e gas feceivefl 1 fir new sea<ji'p.s goods, /cojf*istspg rize Powder, No| 5| and Cr’’; Nlfwcasile .Chill'd SholCaf Bi&s ; Cartridge Oases, Wads, and evSy ifequisite for spoiling .'purposes. Cartriogife accurately tilled to ■suit any gun. Having :1m larg-st stock of guns, etc., ever neon in South Canterbury, I mn prepared to sell at prices that will compare favorably with any bouse iu Now Zealand. Inspection invited. T. ti. ROWLEY, , Gunsmith Tiniatu: SATURDAY, 3rd APRIL. At Noon. TIMARU HORSE BAZAAR. PURE LINCOLN RAMS. PURE LEICESTER RAMS. LINCOLN-LEICESTER RAMS. steward have received instructions from P. F. Russell, E-q., to Sell b#Public Auction on the above dvte, at tlujr Yards, 38 Very Superior iJnig-woolled rams selected 'from/lhe Otipua Purebred Linci\n /ml Leicester flocks consisting oSf—--16 Lincolns, 2 and 4-tooth 13 Lekesbrs, 2 and 4-tooth 9 Lincoln-Leicesfera, 3-toolh. The Auctioneers feel justified in stating that these Rams are uot culls, but are, what au inspection of them will prove to be superior to any over previously offered for sale in South Canterbury, thus affording a rare opportunity to sheep breeders and Farmers, who are desirous of improving their flocks, and are prepared to give a fair price"for a really good article. -V . MACLEAN & STEWART, ' ■ ■ Auctioneers. IMPORTANT CLEARING-OUT SALE OF MESSRS ALLAN & STUMBLES’ FREEHOLD PRO ET Y. jgbTOCK, PLANT, &c., To be held in Tiinaru, on SATURDAY, 3rd . APRIL. ■ ~ffi/|"ACLEAN AND STEWART ■TO. have received instructions from the Proprietors to sell by Public Auction on the-above date, at the Tiinaru Horse Bazaar, the following Vabf&ble Stock, PlatP, etc., viz. / 3 Acres Frieliojfl, in North street, TimaruAonrwhich are ted 2 . Cottages/Tately'occupied by W. Williamson, Esq. 122 Acres First-clasa|lLand,‘ situate on the bank of the Arowhenua Kerry Town, being : Sections 20 066 ' : 22,161, and 20,817, formerly the property of Mr Barratt. 508 Acres Land on the White Rocks River, adjoining the Cannington Station, 9 miles from the Cave Railway Station, all fenced and subdivided, with good Dwellinghouse, Yards, etc, I he Stock and Plant consist of 25 Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings 25 Sots Leading and Shaft Harness 6 Draj-s 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'ab’outto visit England, the whole of the above will be disposed of without reserve. The wellknown judgment of the Vendors is a sufficient guarantee that the horses to bo disare their usual selection, and not to be surpassed south of the line, and the properties wHI merit the attention of capitalists, speculators, or i- tending settlers. Terms at Sale, and will be most liberal. MACLEAN & STEWART, / Auctioneers. TOWN SECTIONS FOR SALE. j THREE |-aere ship of Avow terms. These Sections ' Park gate, and possess good garden ground. Apply to ALEX. WILSON, Land Broker, etc., Temuka. Sections, in the townlenjfa, for sale on easy are not far from the NOTICE. NY PERSONS! found |TRESPASSING in my paddocks, of the West and East sides of the Main- South. road, near Temuka, and bein,. DriVal Sections Nos 2641 2517,2584, and 2 AJ, »ill be PROSECUTED* WM. GRANT. mfIOMAS CO PES E, CARPENTER, /BUILDER | AN.DIUN1 Has taken tho^Pferaises back k)f Marshall’s Bakery, Temuka. A GENUINE CURIOSITY. SOMETHING WORTH HAVING THE advertiser having a real curiosity in the sluipmpf an issue of the London- Times, of Wednesday, October 3, 1798, has been requested kTViv'o printed several duplicate copies jfhisJwill do, on condition that a sufficiatiroumber of orders to pay expenses are given The original paper contains news of The Battle of the Nile, and other interesting news, and the paper will bo printed exactly us it was iu 1793 Orders left jit tho Leader Office will be attended to