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Temuka Leader, Issue 316, 9 November 1880, Page 2

MOUNT PEEU !;OaD B >ARD. THUNDERS arc iuMrad Tor thcft/lbni - T ini: WORKS 0 .mulct '.. .■ . '*■- - No 34—Forming near Middle Fence, ''.•lii'ohff, - \ No 35 —Metal sng.TiilboTs.Road NI 45 S iiiigli g VR.-iiiicl No 50- Culverts"and CuHltfgs, near = Thews "■ sl_. Widening .sKvtn Rod, Peel Forest Specific-i I ions cat? be sce\-at the Road Board Office, Peel/Forest, tenders must ke sent in before 11 a.insson Friday, 19th November, addressed Chairman and endorsed with the number or contract. \ ROBERT IRVINE, \ 9no Over eer to the Board. TENDERS. ; TTTANTED Lathe and YV PLASTERING 5 rooms and Ceilings, about 3QR' yards, three coats plaster. .■ ' \ r ! Specifications to be seen on application to MrThomas Ollivier, Temuka, by whom Tenders will be received Non or before Saturday, Nov. 13'h ins*ant? 9no PRO FE S S~O R HILL, (Late of Melbourne) WISHES to inform the Inhabitants of GERALDINE and Surrounding Districts char he will / OPE N\B U|1 N ESS 'V* HAIR TOBACCONIST, M and \ re/lstry office Opp-site tffe Crown Hotel, bn or about the tentjr of the present month, and he kind ! y solicits a call. 9no AT THE RISK AND EXPENSE OV~A FORMER PURCHASER. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY V at TIE M U K A , \ ON MONDAY, We 15th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880. MO S S J/O NAS has been favored with instructions from William Solicitor, to Sell by Public Auctimfj on the Premises, at Temuka, on the above dab’, All that Y-duasle. Freehold Property, being Hots and 92, in the TownsWp of ’Wallingford, and containing by., admeasurement Hainan Acre (more or less), with Sixf ’•oomed Duelling House, Out Houses, andlother Improve rfients thereon \ The House and Gardens are in perfect oviler, and the G.rden is fully stocked with choice Fruit Trees. Part of the purchase money (£200) can remain on mortgage at ten percent per annum Title—Land Transfer Act. Sale at 11 o’clock sharp. MOSS JONAS, 9no Auctioneer JOSEPH HARRUP Begs to inform his Friends and the general public that be has resumed Business in premises NEARLY OPPOSITE the WESLEYAN CHURCH, Where he hopes to see those of his friends who are prepared to deal with him on THE CASH PRINCIPLE. ALL GOODS AT CH EHSTCH URH RATES, FOR CaSU ONLY, From which no deviation will be made. Teas Coffes, Cocoas Sugars Jams Pickles, Cuirants, R..sms, Cheese Bacon* Salmon Lobster Vinegar Sauces : and all other Groceries FOR CASH ONLY. 15 per cent Cheaper than any House in To an AH »1 1 11 •11 teed t.> be srepresen tec SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK 4se ~ RETURNS. REFRESH ME N T BOOM S . JAMES MARSHALL, BAKER"ANTD GONFEG TIONER, B EGS to inform Ahe Inhabitants of Temuka a nd.surroending districts tliftt he has OPENED A REFRESHMENT ROOM *, } w 4 hkxik TEA & COFFEE AINDBHOT' PIES . ‘Cad be hail daily fcutji 8 a‘.m. till 9 p.m., amt hopes 3 ty luisiness to merit the sup[h)i tT.f the district: '2na , " i j WOOU‘S|INS FI^D^IHDES; f rnHE Uiulersigued begs to itifonh Rub--1I holders. Sheepfa'nWers, and others that* he will hold PERIODICAL SALES off WOOL, SHEEPSKIN?;, and', HIDES during the season at Rooms, Temuka. \ x x Alt Lots put intends hands for Sale will receive the best utthntiun, and every endeavor taken to secure the best market value. K. F. GRAY. 16oq Auctioneer.