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Temuka Leader, Issue 321, 25 November 1880, Page 2

r THIS DA,Y TH URSDAY, 25th NOVEMBER At 2.30 p.m. ' ■v* • •?”. - WOOL AND SKINS 1 Mac # It|rrrT ha distinctions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, on the above date,- \ • - 11 bales Cross bred Wool ** " " 3 bales-Mei-ifeo Wool 23 bags Wool--100 Long wool!si Skips MACLEAN & STEWART. s , •. I . Auctioneers. ~~SAT[JRDAXf 2:7th NOVEMBER, At 2 p .in. ..*• LEASEHOLD property, ./Containing .3B A 11 Es * Ou Kingsdovvn, three miles from Timaru. AOf|EAN/& STEWART farmed with instructions frpm Mr John Findlay, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Roomsgon the above date—- . 33 Acre|l Land, <m Kingsdown f The abov.efProperty will be sold subject to a lease having four years and four months bo run at a small rental. Is all securely fenced and well watered, and adjoins the Messrs Scaly’s property. There will also be sold, eLher with or « separately Xhg standing Crop of Splendid Rye (Trass .on the property, together with three large stacks of Oat Straw. MACLEAN & STEWART, b 1 Auctioneers T I M AJI U HORSE 13 A Z A A R. SATURDAY, 27th NOV. _ k At 11 o'clock, 1-r ACL EA N & STEW AR T it I have received instructions to Sell by Public on the above date, at their HorsSf Bazaar, 6 DraughLMares and Geldings 4 Light Harness Horses and Hackneys 1 Double Buggy, &c 1 Also, 170 Sacks good Feed. Oats ‘ MACLEAN AND STEWA&3>'--‘~.v,. Auctioneers. WOOL AND SKINS! rnHE UNDERSIGNED will HOLD i REG UL A R./SA I.ES of WOOL, SKINS, AND -PRODUCE during the Season, and wi|f' make Liberal Adv ances on id 1 Prodncejfc onsig■ ied to them for Sale or for Shipment to their friends in Loudon They are rilso Agents for Little’s celebrated Nou-poisonous Sheep-dip Fluid, at reduced prices. 230 c .MACLEAN AND STEWART. F OR SALE. OR LEASE,, --'with Purchasing Clause — / A First-class Agricultural FARM, containing about TOGO Acres of the best Lund iinfSonth Canterbury, ,\ye I fenced,iand sub divided into cod veirieijtp -sized paddocks Full particulars from , MACLEAN & STEWART, no ' " Auctioneers. JOSEPH HARROP Begs to inform his Friends andthe [eneryl pnblip that ho has resumed Busiless in premises lEARLY QPPOSJ.TE-the WES LEY AN CHURCH, Vhere he hopes tp see those of his friends dip are prepared tp" deal wilh him on THE CAsJI PRINCIPLE. ILL GOODS |at CHRISTCHURH RATES, FOR CaSH ONLY, From which n|t deviation will be made. Teas | Coffees,.| Cocoas I Sugars I Jams' I Pick'esl CmraiSs, Ratnnsl Cheese Bacon, Salmon Lobster Vinegar Sauces and all other Groceries FOR CASH ONLY. i . ■ 15 per cent Cheaper than apy House in I TownAll goods gH|pmteed to be as represented SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK ee | RETURNS. temMa resident magistrate’s COURT. 1 CIOURTS will be HELD at Temuka as j follows / Every Monday—Police Cases, 10 a.m, ; R. M. Court, 11 a.m, J. NfJGENT WOOD, R.M. Ashburton, 12t!i Nov , 1880. 16no. (Late pf Melbourne) WISHES to Inform GERAIjDINE and Surrounding Districts that he |vill OPEN iB US I N ESS, ' ' { . ~_ | AS A HAIR DRESSES, TOBACCONIST, - - REGISTR\ OFr ICE Opposite' the Crown’ Hotel, ,ori f or, about th(3 tenth of the mouth,' and lie* kindly solicits acail; , . r . 9j»'p' .- — : ————"■* t —%■' ■' REFRE S H MENT RO OM S JAMES MARSHALL, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, iEGS to inform t\io inhabitants of Temuka and surrounding districts that he h?is OPENED A REFRESHMENT ROOM WHSRK \ TEA & COFFEE aND HOT PIES C m be had daily from 8 a.m. till 9 p.m., and - hopes by strict attention toMmsiness to merit the support,of the district;*, 2no