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Temuka Leader, Issue 263, 1 June 1880, Page 3

\T r-'iii 171 O II J_ tf i OWr:<- TO THE ( TTENDINO ...» R«»H ABBIVAL OF NEW GOODS, wo ,v. im\g uwciJod to REM Alls u * 'i ARE RAPIDLV n \ A.IM (J PP */P IT a I\. iU;A TN TENDING PURCHASERS should not miss this ©PPORTUNIT^T' Great r> IjARGAINS ]ll Ixl v MONDAY, 7tk JUKE,. LAST DAY OF SALE. 1: MAIN SOUTH ROAD, TEMUKA.

TREES! TRES! ! COME A.NT) SEE THEM GROWING AT THE OXFORD NURSERY. TEMUKA. A VERY LARGE QUANTITY of Fruit and Forest TREES, of from one to three gears’ jgrcgjHh, in a very S'und and cond«n*n, superior to any that ha| yet beenNTfleled to the public ; and at fricel afs low a| similar goods can be gat for' from any respectable Nurserymanlin Christchurch. I would particul.ii iy draw attention to the large number of TV a Ties and Blue-| (rrnjis I h.;v. in hand. .In stuck, all sots of So d v • >. ; s Ul I Oth '.V Kitchen Garden i’lanls. WM. WHEELBAND. SPORTING. CHOKE BORE GUNS. BREECH LOADER MUZZLE LOADERS. Any price from 80s upwards. f F'IHE undersigned begs to iiifsski sportsg merit Jjhat he has reeeifed Ins mow seasons goadconsistSig og— No|v Prize Powder J Nos 5| afidfrio ; Newcastle Chilled Book afl Isizfes ; Cartridge Cases, Wads, and! evert! requisite for sporting purpoß^j/Cartriages accurately Riled to suit any gun. Having the largest stock of guns, etc., ever seen in South Canterbury, I am prepared to seli at prices th it will compare favorably with any house in New Zealand. Inspection invited. T. G. ROWLEY, Gunsmith Tima.ru.

IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE FO FARM STOCK, ON THURSDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1880. JONAS, HART & WILD IE insiruciecl by Mr John Evosnalmn, who is giving up farming - , will Sell 4iy Public Auction, onlhe Emm, Levels Plains wilbin one mile of Spi'laue’s Hotel, 12 Draught Mares and Geldings 2 do do stmted to Young Conqueror / I Thorough-lived Mare, Violet, stinted to Castaway f 1 wo-year-old Hilly 2 Yearling Coljf 1 do Firfy 2 Foals \ / 10 Head (Wjllfe 1 Wagon 1 D.F. Plough 1 Reaper Harness, Covers, etc. Sale at 12 o’clock. Luncheon PiovideL Mr Brosnahan having decided ro e up farming, means to sell the whole of is Stock, without the slightest resetve, cud, being an old settler aud a good edge, fanners and others cannot do better tin n attend h's sale to supply their wants FOR SALE, QR TO LET. N IM FARM of 200 Acres at WaitoLnf fenced aud laid down to English Gras* For terms, etc., apply to I /ORAM BROS., * ’ Christchurch.