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Temuka Leader, Issue 321, 25 November 1880, Page 3

G-'ntr&l Notice. ' ; * WINCH K iT£Z V ■ .;’V ■' -f •■•■; '■'A:,, Ty.h fJIIHE undersigned beg intimate ths' J- The above Mills arv open for Grist* ing at MODERATE CHARGES... The latest English and American' Machinery baa been introduced into our Mills, and'.a competent Fp:*-. in.m has .been engaged, so. that nur Onst. liners may rely upon us giving satisfaction. ' . * Best Milling Samples of Vf l. eat pur: chased at the Highest Cash Prices. MURRAY BROTHERS. ' ' TEMUKA.' ’ •- REDUCTION! REDUCTION I RE-.-DUCTION! .TO SUIT THE TIMES, „ IHAVE decided to reduce the price of Coals, Firewood, and all Building Materials to the lowest possible rate for CASH. K JUST ARRIVED. *■ XTPWARDS of 50,000 feet best seasoned j Kauri, Flooring and Lining, To he ' sold very cheap . ’ , ■ • E. BROWN, " 5 ug Coal and Timber Merchant. ’ ' ‘ ' V. '\t WILLIAM ESSERY, ‘ PAINTER ND FAPERHANGER.. ,/ GREAT SOUTH ROAD, TEMUK^ always find at my establishment a LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL GOODS Colours, Paperhangings, etc., of the very best quality. 1 also keep the very best workmen, and cap’ undertake to perform any work entrusted to me with despatch, and give the greatest satisfaction. Tenders made for work in any part of the country. ( Prompt attention given to any .orders frem the country, left afc the storae ' £ NOTICE. AFTER this date anyone -found #> . -i passing in pursuit of game or ; other wise on the Maori Island, or oh any *6 * u properties either at Alilford r Temuka. will be PROSECUTED'-,,. • WspACKROYD F. OLDFIELD Temuka, April 2, 1880 \ . ■ : ; . t, R ,S R 0 B k SOM CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST ' OPPOSITE AI HOTE L. IASIIEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDE, SOCIETY- ‘ ' ESTAJi Ll 3 H‘E T), 184 9. FOR LIFE ASSURANCE ON THE MUTUAL/PRINCIPLE. ... \ New Zealand Branch Office : CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON Annual Revenue exceeds... ... >£630,000 Accumulated Fund exceeds.... £2,620,000 INTENDED Assurers will please 'no! particularly the name of this ,tim "oldest Established life Office in the Odenies. The similarity of title assumed by some of the new 1 offices may lead tu-mis-take. , , - Prospectuses, forms of proposal, ana all other information ’may be> oidaineu on. application to the ‘ . ’ Ageu t for Temuka, * 1 C J. RAYNER. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICE. Q L I F F; AND .0 O HaVe commenced business as AUCTIONEERS, % COMMISSION AGENT’S, AND VDDOERS, In those pr< ; - I msha m ,u<hi.. tu N• »rtn 110.. d lately occupied by iAh' Padget,- and are’now ureparou to receive ai. kinds <> MERCH.vN UISESAND PROPERTY FUR SALE. . At the suggestion* of ■ several patrons, and in connection & with the above, *a Library and Commercial Room have been openea for the use of Fanners and otlu-is requiring to transact /business in town. AT the leading daily ami; weekly papers wi 1 be found in the Library, with «. v.-. _i selected and usmul Ipt of' books on farm Tug, gardening, amt the treatment of horses, cattle, she* p,Utc. No .f- e for ad mittance. Suggestion a for new, books gladly received. | ■-* OLIT F k N D CO.. - }■; . ■ • t Auctioneers, Commission Agents, a VAnd Er.s : , Main North |Road, Tmnni mEMUK A. CARR IA G E AND AGR f-. X C ILTURAL IMPLEMENT •' • -! WOHKS. /. .. vOpppsUo; tu| .Temuka Hotel. ■ t- y | T , I beg ii>; inform t/le gentry and t!ie public geuinaliy of'lVnuika «od the surrounding districts that t ii.-commeuvoa <>usiv zil c ' 1 PRACTICAL ENGLISH COACH DUTL- - -TA&KIf-ASMa'GHiCU I.I’OKAL XaL- ■ -1- ‘.'i FJLHMiENT-Ma'K Xi, And hope than oy long exponouo ■ and; .V(jbt)9 woi kiiiai:.-hip, and at-