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Temuka Leader, Issue 339, 11 January 1881, Page 3

PROFESSOR HILL, (Lute of Melbounm) WISHES ti> inform tlie Inhabitants of GERALDINE and Sum.midi-ig Districts that ho will OPEN BUSINESS AS A HAIR DRESSES, TOBACCONIST, AND REGISTRY OFFICE Opposite the Crown Hotel, on or about the tenth of the present month, and he kindly solicits a cull. 9no GHRISTTMaS ALE! CHRISTMAS ALE ! CHRISTMAS ALE ! CjHRISTMAS ALE will b p on Tap at the i Royal Hotel on CHRISTMAS EYE. If the Public really wish a glass of Good Ale, they could not do belter than call on their Old Friend at the ROYAL, who will as usual do his best to help them to enjoy a “Merry Christmas.” 20de " P. COIRA. WM. RT. UPRICHARD, COMMISSION AGENT, &u., Agent’ for the National Eire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. Accounts and Rents Collected. 18se T HOM A S OLL0 LL IVI E R ACCOUNTANT & GENERAL AGENT, Great South Road, Pemuka. Tradesmen's Books made up. Accounts Collected. Books kept by single or double entry. T DAVIS, TEMUKA, (gCAVENGER, &c . , For Local Board of Health. N.B. Night Soil Removed. 16oc REFRESHMENT ROOMS. JAMES MARSHALL, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Temnka and surrounding districts that he has OPENED A REFRESHMENT ROOM WHERE TEA A COFFEE aND HOT PIES Can be had daily from 8 a.m. till 9 p.m., and hopes by strict attention to business to merit the support of the district. 2nn TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. The trotting Stallion Pony DUKE OF EDINBURGH DUKE of Ediiibmgli iii <• pmpoify of M. A. Tnoiiii y, is a iit-au(if uI cream colour, with black points, stands thirteen bands time inches high, .with line aeiioo a d good t in per, by the celebrated pony Mazeppa ; dam, Gipsy Duke has proved himself a sine foalgetter of excellent buggy stock. 11 has gained First Prizes at the Cnmm bury Agricultural, the Northern Agrh niUua 1 , and Timarn Shows’. The Duke wiM travel the Geraldine, Temuka, and Kakaliu Districts. Mares taken in to graze free of charge. Every care taken but no responsibi'ity. Terms :—£3, payable Ist January, 1881 Groomage Fee ss. payable at service. M. A. TOOMEY, 28se Kakaliu. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT ] TIMARU, PLEASANT POINT, TOTARA, EERRYTOVVN, AND TEMUKA DISTRICTS, To Stand—Monday night, Temuka ; Tuesday night, Pleasant Point ; Friday and Saturday, at his own Stables, Timaru, The Thoroughbred Sire 'discretion. DISCRETION is by Det. actor, dam, Countess by Peer, dam Fairo. D tractor is by Traducer, and his representative, Discretion, has proved liimsolf to have thrown some of the best stock in South Canterbury. He has proved Himse f to be a sure foalgetter. —Tide “ Stud Book.” Terms —£3 3s per single maiv ; Guarantee £5. Five Mares, the property of one owner, one service free. Paddocking free. Groomage, ss. ' MURPHY & STOCK 7oc Pro n-ietors. TRUMP CARD, By Traducer out of Revoke, by Sir HERCULES, WILL STAND DURING THIS SEASON on Mondays, Thursdays, arid’Fridays in Geraldine apd on Tuesdays and Wednesdays in Temuka and neighborhood. Terms—6 guineas, and 5s groomage. Apply to D. DENOON, £oe, Geraldine. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE GERALDINE AND RANGITATA DISTRICTS,, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse. ECLIPSE. ’ ' ECLIPSE is a Dark Bay, rising five years >id, out of,a Pure-bred Clydesdale. Mare, tho property of Mr R. Davie, Levels. Sire, Prince of Wa lean (imported), (">e best horse that ever travelled Otago. A ipse took First Prize in Timaru as a, A ,ng, and Second Prize as a Two-year-. . A first-class worker, apd a sure, foal-getter ; his stock is second to none in the District. Terms, L 3 10s per mare (payable, Ist I January, 1881). Groomage, ss. 1A reduction will be made on more than four Mares, the property of one owner. JAMES WATKINS 7oc Proprietor.