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Temuka Leader, Issue 293, 21 September 1880, Page 2

THIS DAY IN BANKRUPTCY BE JAMES MOORE, A DEBTOR, ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1880 KF. G R A Y It: is receiver! instrm tions Irom the Trust* e Uij the above Estate to sell oy Pi! 1,1 c Auction, on the «bov r date, a the Teniuka Pound Yards, the whole of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK in the above Estate, cousis'ing of—--4 Draught Horses i; ! 40 Ewes and Lambs v‘ 1 Reader and B nder (Mc( ormick) 1 Horust-y Side-delivery Reaping Machine gp 1 Tilb r (Reid and Gray) 3 First-el ass DF Ploughs 1 2-liovse Dray J?: 1 Trap and Harness A lot of Plongh t :|iid Shaft Harness 1 Large Chaff Gutter, very good 2000 Bushels of Qlts And a Lojlof Sundries. The goodwill o|F lease of 300 acres of first-class Wild near Geraldine ; about 5 years toiru» / No Reserve Sale at 11 o’clock sharp.

16se K. F. GRAY, \Auctioneer CATTLE SHEEP, ANDvPIGS, TEMUKA POUND YARDS, ON 1 21, 1880. lias receivedUnstruct v’ners to sell \y Pub! jmuka Pound\Yards F G\ R A Y IV lias receiveoUnstructions from various owners to sell \y Public Auction, at ihe Temuka Pound\Yards, on the above d«te. . _ „ \ . THIS DAI, KF. \ GRAY , has instructions to Sail by Public Auction, * at/ he Pound Yards Temuka, on the abovt^date, THE EIGHT pF PRIVILEGES 10 to 15 Fat Bul\ocks Cows and Heifers* springing Also, \ Sheep and Pigs X Sale at 1 o’clock; Entries taken up to hour of sale. K. F. GRAY, 16se Auciioneer RIGHT OF PRIVILEGES. T lACES. ./ op 1 Publicau’sPonth , 1 Refieshtnent Booth Gates, Games, and Cards.

Sale at 11 o’clock sharp. K. F. GRAY, 18se Auctioneer SALE AT WAITOHI FLAT THURSDAY, the 23rd SEPTEMBER, \At 3 p.m. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. D. YOUNG V. RANKIN. — 7 / THE Undersigned 7 will offer for sale, on the above .date, unless previously settled, the following—--1 Sow in/farrow 1 StouePig 2 Horses J. J. POPPLEWELL. 21se Bailiff for Landlord PUBLIC MEETING. A MEETING of the Residents of TEMUKA. GERALDINE and DISTRICTSViII be held in the Volunteer Hall, Teinuka,\n 29th SEPT. INST., For the of starting a PERMANENT'B&ILDING SOCIETY J£' T ' \ jFthe above Districts, When to, t>e derived from such an institution will be explained, and a statement of the leading features of the proposed Society wid he made. Meeting to commence at 7-30 p.m. 21se

W NTED. WANTED, bv a Steady Man, a situation as Groom or Gardener, or to milk Cows and make himself generally useful. Address—“ Workman,” Leauep Office. rriENDERS requited for Cutti 1 S ! ubbing Gorse at ders to be sent in by Wednesday n 22nd inst 18se JOHN PATTERSO "WANTED TENDERS FOR FENCING. r PENDERS for fencing from seventy to 1. eighty chains of Ditch and Bank Fencing in Dairy Creek Paddock and Seadown. Specifications to be seen at Leader Office, Temuka, where tenders can be left not later than Wednesday next, 22nd inst. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. 18se PLOUGHING TO LET. WAN! ED,' by October, tenders for breakjjf® up about 200 acres stony land near Vvaibi Bush. Tenders to be sent in to-Mr G. P. Williams, cate ol Mr Tripp. Apply at Mr Tripp’s for particulars. 21se