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Temuka Leader, Issue 320, 20 November 1880, Page 2

WOOL AND SKINS: niHE UND RBSIGNED: will HOLD REGULAR SALES of WOOL, SKINS, AND PRODUCE during the Season, and will make Liberal Advances on all Produce consigned to them for Sale or for Shipment to their friends in London They are iilso Agents for Little’s celebrated Nop-poisonous Sheep-dip Fluid, a ? reduced prices. 230 c MACLEAN AND STEWART. mENDERS WANTED. by MONDAY I Sight for the WOODWORK of a Brick Building; now in cours(#bf Erectio •> in Temuka % ' Plans and SpebificutlShs to be seen on the building, Main Road BLYTHE, 20no Architect. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. AX TEMUKA, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1880. KF. GRAY has received instructions from Mr Puddicombe, sole Executor of the Estate of the late Mr Frank Major, to Sell by t Public Audio-, at his Sale Rooms, Temuka, on the above date. -All that Valuable Piece of Land, being \ Section No. 53, in the Township of ■ Walliiigfo: cl, directly south of -.and /pining.the Star Hotel, containing 2 roods anu 1 perch (more or less). \ Also, All that Parcel of Land in the same Township, being Rural Section 9460 containing 3i Acres (more orles), and-bounded on the north by Section 2482* on the east by the Railway Rssefeve, on the west by the Main Southkßoad, and on-the south by the Temuka River bed»‘ \ Also^ (On behalf of b|. ;er owners, to be sold at the same/time and place)— 3 in the Township of Wallingford, being . Nos. 237, 238/and 250, fronting on Davie street,/- \ 1 Section/ containing f Acre, more or less/frontiug’xm Sealy street, in the same TownshijL being No 60 / Als4- ; 4 Quarter-acre Sections, in the Township /of Arowhehua, bping Nos. 583, 584. / 585, and 586, fropting on Qamack / and Hornbrook streets. Spcfcion No 54, in the township of Wallf ingford, being cqrner of Fraser street and Main Rgmth Road, containing 3 roods 12 perches (more or less) I l8no; Sale at 1 o’clock sharp. K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer TEMUKA RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S V COURT. COURTS will be HELD at Temuka as follows : Every Monday—Police Cases, 10 a.m. ; R. M. Court, II a.m. J. NUGENT WOOD, R.M. Ashburton, 12th Nov , 1880. 16no NOTICE OF OF COURT DAYS AT TEMUKA. IVTOTICE is hen |y given that for the JXj future the Resident Magistrate’s Court at Temuka will be held on MONDAYS instead of WEDNESDAYS. The Court appointed 1.0 be held on Wednesday, the 17t% November ihst, will be POSTPONED %> MONDAY, the 22nd November. \ J. NUGENT WOOD, R.M. Ashburton, 12th Noy., 1880. 16ao w PROFESSOR HILL, (Late of Melbourne) ISHES to,inform the Inhabitants of GERALDINE and Surrounding Districts that he will open Business As A HAIR DRESSESa TOBACCONIST, . - AN%' ■ REGISTRY ICE Opposite the Crown Hotel, on or about the tenth of the present"month, and he kindly solicits a call, 9no REFRESHMENT ROO MS/ JAMES MARSHALL, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS Li inform the inhabitants of Temuka and surrounding districts / that be lias OPENED ROOM \ WHERE TEA & COFFEE aND HOT PIES Can be had daily, from 8 a.m, till 9 p.tn., and hopes by strict attention to business to merit the support of the district. 2no JOSEP% HARROP ¥ Begs to inform? his Friends and the .general public that lie 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 oisH PRINCIPLE. ALL GOODS CHRISTCH URH rates, cash only, From which no deviation will he made. FOR CAS* ONLY, 15 per cent Cheaper than any House in Town All goods guaranteed te be.as repres nted SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK C, RETURNS.