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Temuka Leader, Issue 341, 15 January 1881, Page 2

IL LAND DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. TyTOTIGK is lje.ro by given that a Sale by Anitjon of TOWN, SUBURBAN. AND RITUAL LANDS \v ill bo held at Messrs DAVIES a <1 WINTER’S SALE 110QM§, Smith lLi,ki,uii. on TUE^p*jIY, the 81 h FEBRUARY #ext, 12 o’cqqk. 'The Lands to I'? ci/psist of sections in i of Jjlakaia, Ashburton, Arcjwhenua, ffvuij, and Horndon ; Lands at Hakfda tni-1 Orari; and Rural S.-ction 25358 at Albitry, Sale Lists may be s-en at the Railway Stations at Raknia, Ashlpjrtoo, Orari aijd Ten.nka ; or obtained at the Land Office, Christchurch. MAUSHMAN, Cwnio.isaioncr of Grown Law's Land Qflice, Coristchurch, ' §ih of January, 1881. 15ja iiEGULAR MONTHLY SALE ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19th, 1881. KE. O It A Y hg,s jL'c.-eiyed instructions front vanto jby Public Auction, at liis Sale Yards, T inuka, on fhe above dat<‘, a large quantify of I'.it and Stoy ,C..ttle Fat and Store Sheep' 1 Tip Dray (potfrly new) 1 dark Gelding (imported) . Also, (Jtlref Iforscs— Draughts and flacks Sale at noon. Further Entries Solicited. K. F. GRAY, jag Auctioneer V. F McGASKILL AND ROONEY, E L L M O N G E R S , Temuka and Silvehstkeam \ Mackenzie Country, \ to notify to their Friends and the Public that the SEASON 11 AY ING COMMENCED THEY ARE PREPARED TO DRESS WOOL FOR EXPORT. Highest Cash Prices for Wool, Sheepskins Hides, and Tallow. Wool Scouring at lowest current rates All Wool received for Scouring will lie placed on rail and forwarded as owners may direct EDUCATIONAL. THE HIGH SCHOOL, Temuka, wil OPEN January 17th (for Boys and Girls). The S -hool will Open on MONDAY next, ; Jan. 17, in the OpDFEi.Lows’ Hale. ! Principal . MR. J W. |LEARY, 8.A., the Queen’s ■ University. First Scholar of the third year in Classics and English Literature. First Scholar of the third year in Mathematics and Physical Science Holds New Zealand Certificate B. Formerly Principal of the Roseburg Academy, Oregon. Formerly Principal of the Collegiate School Bermuda Terms I .—£2 10s per quarter. The usual quarter days observed. Course of Instruction.—The usual English subjects, Bookkeeping, and Mensuration, Mathematics, Latin and French, Physical Science. Greek and German, if required N. B.—No pupils received under 9 years of age. 4ja GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG REGISTRATION ACT, 1881. NOTICE is hereby given that all DOGS ! six months old and over must lie | REGISTERED before January 14,1881, after winch date owners of non-registered Dogs will be liable to a fine of Five Pounds (£5) for each Dog. Mr Win. Close, Fairlie Creek, and Mr John Burgess, Burke’s Pass, have been j appointed Registrar, in conjunction with Mr S. Durham, for the Mount Cook Riding. Collars may be obtained from any Registrar in the County. F. W. STUBBS, Clerk. January 10th, 1881. 13ja GERALDINE X COUNTY COUNCIL N SLAUGHTERING LICENSES. A LL PJERSQNS SLAUGHTERING ! ‘for the present year WITHOUT a •LICENSE will jiApfosecuted, and notice is given that applications unaccompanied by the necessary Fee liaye been, and will be, refused By order, SAMUEL DURHAM. tJja Inspector of Slaughterhouses UPPQRT local institutions ant| [iie in f pilE TEMUKA LEADER, which is now published THREE TIMES a week afld is the OtNLY TRI-WEEKLY [ ul. ished n the County of Geraldine