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Temuka Leader, Issue 302, 9 October 1880, Page 1

ISmtinvx!* . otir‘‘«. LEXAEDER WILSON X LAND BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, Commerce street, Temuka. leg to state that I have this day commenced business as above in the Buildings djoiuing the ‘ Leader ’ Office, Commerce treet, when Business intrusted to my care shall prompt attention, and all monies- eived on account of clients a'ill be immediately paid over to them. I shall he prepared to negotiate the Sale by Auction or olhcuuvise of Rural Lands, Town Sections, Stock. or Implements Produce, &e, to Collect Accounts, m Wind-up Bankruptcy Estates, and to Purchase on Commission Town Sections, Rural Lands, or other properties. ALEXANDER WILSON, Land Broker, &c. U HODG SC N, TINSMITH, PLUMBER, ZINC AND IRON WORKER, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Temuka and District t’ at he has COMMENCED BUSINESS A above in a shop opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Gjieat South Road, Temuka And hopes, by prompt attention, good workmanship, and moderate prices, to obtain a * share of public patronage. A Good Stock of Chimney Cowls, C.G., h'alf-round spouting (all sizes), ai.d Sheet Lead, always on hand. All Orders entrusted to his care will meet with prompt attention. H. HODGSON Temuk BREADA LBA NE STORE, NEAR THE SCHOOL, TEMUK. I MRS RUSSELL having 'pened the above new Store with GROCERIES, OILMEN’S STORES, &c . Wishes to intimate to her friends and th" public generally, that she is able to supply those families who wish to favor her with their supnorfc on the most reasonable terms. Inspecti' i invite- 1 Monthly Payments, THE NEW SAW MILLS. GERALDINE. Messrs, gibson and maslin beg to notify that they are now supplying SAWN TIMBER Of all kinds, and arc prepared to take special orders for quantities of Black Pine and Totara for bridge purposes. Posts Rails, Stakes ai cl - irewood always hand. L B uss ■vOACH BUILDER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Main South Road, Temuka. Near Bank of New Zealand. All kind of BUGGIES, TRAPS, and WAGGONS, made to ORDER, and Repaired in the Best Style of Workmanship. WILLIAM WEIR, EXPRESSMAN, TEMUKA, Attends every arrival and departure of the train. Passengers or parcels taken, ana safely delivered at the appointed destination a ebaro-es EXTREMELY MODERATE. WR. UPRIC HTAR D COMMISSION AGE NT AND ACCOUNTANT, TEMUKA. Books kept,Rents and Debts Collected,etc Laud and Estate A ent, Temuka. LOST LOST a brown cloth OVERCOAT ; the finder will be rewarded on returning it to the office of this paper D McLEaN