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Temuka Leader, Issue 251, 29 April 1880, Page 2

SHAG- POINT COAL. MR E. BROWN Kegs to inform customers and.-tlie public goner that he is prepared.to supply the best shag Point coal, delivered in any quantity to any part the town, at the very lowest rates. COALS! COALS! WILLIAM TINDALL, Tjbmttka, BEGS to inform ids friends and the public generally that he is able to supply the best Severn and Shag Point COALS at the Lowest Possible Price, A trial is all that is required to satisfy that they are the cheapest and best Coals for genera! use. # TO MYCUSTOMERS IN TEMUKa AND OPAWA. N and after X7 ist of JUNE, al ACCOUNTS must be PAID. PROMPTLY at end of month, otherwise the Account will bo STOPPED. BOYD THOMSON. Teniuka, Ist June, 1879. IMPORTANT CLEARING-OUT [SALE OF • FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc., etc., TO BE HELD AT TEMUKA, ON W FRIDAY, the 7th MAY. Maclean and stewart have been favored with instructions from F. Tavender, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, on his Farm, Temuka, the whole of his VALUABLE PROPERTY, [STOCK,§etc, Consisting of— Acres Leasehold, with the valuable improvements thereon, consisting of a most Dwelling-house, fitted with every convenience, Stable, Outhouses, etc. The land ispill fenced and sown down in English grassland two creelqp of water run through it. Acres Fre4hdfd, adjoining the above, in English grass. Acres Leasehold, about two miles from Teuiuka (long lease), well fenced, and at a small rental. 170 Acres in fallow, first furrow 80 Acres in fallow, being cross--330 ploughed 130 Acres Stubble 250 Acres English grass 'Acres Freehold, near Albury (never cropped), all in«!tfallow, and being cross-ploughed,Tonced and well-watered. THE STOCK Consists of—--1000 Cross-bred Ewes and,[Wethers, 2-tooth SfOjCross-bred Ewes and Wethers, 2-tootb, fat 50 Cross bred Ewes, fat 400 Half bred Lambs 600 Merino .Ewes, fat 6 Very Superior Draught Geldings 1 Very Superior Brood-Mare in foal to Farmers’ Fancy^ 1 Draught Colt, 3 yra 2 Quiet Cow and Calf, 2 Fat^Steors. IMPLEMENTS 2 D F Ploughs, 2 Single 2 Farm Drays Sets at 5-lea', ed Harrows, Reupu- and Dinner (McCormick’s new), 8 seta Shalt, Leading, and Plough Harness, Roller, Corn-crusher, Chaff-cut-ter ; also a lot of sundry Firm Implements. ! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consists of a stock of a. Very riunc rior : Furniture';'everything neccessary for a comfortable house The above important sale presents opportunities rarely met with cither for acquiring first-class Farms, Stuck, or Implements. The land round Temuka cannot be beat-ni cither for grain or grass growing, and the improvements thereon are simply first-class. The Sheep, Cattle, and Horse-5 will be found on examination to be of the host kind, as also are tlso implements. The whole will be ofiered to the public without reserve, Mr Tavender being about to leave for England. Terms and Conditions al Sale. MAOLIUN& STEWART, Auctioneers. mark &/. i 24 Read TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. {END ICRS ara invited for the following WORKS No. 20 contract, Enlarging drain at ?.l ilford Shingling part of DcnForming Footpath in Drain near Wait o h i Clearing Drain, Upper Swamp Road « 2 6 “ Forming, etc., Wilkin Street, Temuka u 27 “ Clearing Drains, Marshall’s Road “ 28 “ Enlarging do do “ 29 “ Enlarging Drain,Ohapi Swamp. .11 tenders must be in (addressed to the irman) on or before 10 a.m. on Tuesday, 4fch MAY, endorsed Contract No —Each Ler to be accompanied with a deposit of a- cent on amount of contract. Wm. WILLS, Ch ‘Board.