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Temuka Leader, Issue 355, 17 February 1881, Page 1

JUST ARRIVED! JUST ARRIVED TCT.EW' SEASONABLE TWEEDS, etc., comprising Scotch, Bannockburn, West of England, and German tweeds, Wprset boatings, etc., etc.. ,:, ■ WILLIAM STOREY, Tailor and Draper, Temuka.

TO THE LADIES OF TEMUKA lONTHLY NURSE ; terms v* .: reasonable. •■.'.• Apply to Mes WELLBAND, Oxford Nursery Slau Main North Road, T'rmika.

CROWN HOTEL, TEMUKA. -R lEONARD TOMBS begs to inform the inhabitants of Temuka and surrounding; districts that he has purchased this well-known and longestablished Hotel, which will be conducted under the management of himself and Mrs Tombs. Liquors the Best Brands always kept. Clean and Airy Bpdrooms for Travellers with, a most convenient Show Room 'wiii always be at command. A Good Table, and every attention paid p Boarders. Nothing in short will be wanting to make the Crown Hotel the most comfortable, the most convenient, and the mort adapted to the needs of the place of any hotel in South Canterbury. Temuka, April 22, 1879.

WINCHESTER HOTEL, WINCHESTER. (Ldte of the Canterbury Railways) PROPRIETOR to inform bis friends and the public generally that having taken the above Hotel he can offer superior accommodation to Families, Commercial Travellers and all who may favor him with a visit, and he can assure them no effort will be wanting on his part to suppiy them with every comfort at moderate charges, Alesy Wines and Spirits of excellent (quality. Attention is respectfnlly invited to the (excellent Pleasure grounds attached to the hotel, so 1 -well adapter for picnic par/ ties, n &c.""'"'' "Good Stabling and Paddocks.

NOTICE. "AVING k signed .requisition from the residents of GeraMine,'-Winchester, and. inter veiling districts asking us to resume runnjng our ine of Coaches as heretofore, and promising t!eir support, we intend in the interest ©f trie pttblie tp accede to wish, and will RUN COACHES; and formerly, from Winchester; to; Geraldinej to MEET all TRAINS from Christclmrch ahd Timtru. ■ ; ' . DENOON & McILRAITH. "\> BE LET JFOR *A TERM, 400 ACRE FARM, - NEAR LEVELS STATION ft| haye 'been instruct-d to. Let priTately, the .Estate, comprising 'IOO Acres, more <>r less. Particulars can, be obtained from *../," JONAS HART & WILDIE, ' Auctioneers.

WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS. f I undersigned beg intimate tha -' -The above Mills are open for Gristing at MODERATE The latest'English..'and' American Machinery has introduced into our Mills, and a competent Foreman; has been engaged,.so that.,pur, Customers may- rely upon us. giving ;satisfactipn. Best'.;Milling Samples of Wheat purchased' at the Highest Cash Prices.' : "; , : 'MU RRAY BROTHERS. ILINCH AND LLOYD, BUILDERS'AND CONTRACTORS, TEMUKA. Estimates'/hi Wood, Brick, Stone or C0n- ,„«,,,, cjete given.