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Temuka Leader, Issue 356, 22 February 1881, Page 1

Jt.ST' DERIVED 1 JUST ARRIVED s ! se:. son able tweeds, eto'., : 'comprising .iSooichi Bimnockbnrfi, West of England, ‘arid German tweeds, Worset Coatings, etc;, etc.,, - • r ; ;, f : ; v WILLIAM STOREY, •! -v v •••■>! -Tailor anßHrapcr, f/ij-i : Temuka. TO. ,TH E LADIES OF TEMUKA . pONTHLY NURSE’teriiis very /reasonable. ■ • ■ - Apply to : Mks : WELLBAND, , . i- ...-• -Oxford Nursery Slau .. Main North Road, Tomuka. • ‘ “ CRO WN ! HOTEL,-; TEMUKA.' MR lEONARD TOMES, begs to in- ... form the. inhabitants ,pf Temuka ,a;nd ; surrounding, districts, that. he has . purchased this well-known and lopgestabfished Hotel, which will be conducted under tlib management of himself and Mrs •'Tombs:’'' - :: ' .Liquors . th’e Rest Brands always kept. ~ Ahy.Bedrooms for Travellers .with a" most - convenient Slww, Room.-will, always be ai cbiiimand. *' _ , ■ ,"A Good Table, and ei’efy attention* paid 1 6 Retarders. 1 -' . l! ■ ■ ' : i- ‘ Nothing in ‘short , will be. wanting to ; ninke the Crown: Hotel the. most comfortable, the most convenient, and the most adapts tg the needs of the place of any Canterbury. ' ‘‘ :: TemiiKa, April '22', 1879:

WIN C H EB.T El! HOT EL, :: ! WINCHESTER. -‘ T. B W I N" T' 0 N, (Lite of the Canterbury Railwa} s) PROPRIETOR.. Wishes to inform his 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 .visits and hei ,caii assure them no effort will.be wanting on.bis part.to suppxy them, with every comfort at' moderate charges. 1 ' ; Ales,’ Wines and Spirits of excellent quality. ' ,lV ' ■' • • ■ Attentjop is .respectfnlly inyited to ; the : ..excellent Pleasure.. (grounds, attached to ■ the hotel, ■so v -well adapted for. picnic qiartieS,‘’&C.' •••< •<’ "■ 1 • . ••; Good . Stabling and' Paddocks. | HAVING V reived a numerously signed, requisition from the, residents of 'Gefaldirie, I 'Wihch ! esfer,and intervening i; distnCts ; to resunio'’ running pur. fi inefo£Uoia6hes aMhistfetoforepand promjsr ■ i?gitb%ir '6upparty we intend in, the interest publiQjto. accedp ,to. wish; and 1 will jRHNaCPAQHESj,; ryijdl, fprmprly,- -from' Y -to. ,tq T hIEET all- | TRAINS ii;om CmVxstchurcti and | Timara.. ■Cru-V.-mi ;BENQON;& .; r .•- -r-j i I .u , ::v ;w.i , 1 ' — '! ! ■TO BE LET FOB-A'TEKM, 400 ACRE k , LEVELS STATION WILLIEiII " (s hayb,''been l ' l instructed’ 't® Let prh: •yately,'tbe! 5 - ’ '< * f> ■ - :l -'i : '■ / v j.t rtv-/Fairfield!Estate, comprising;j4oo Acres, ..:,;merftjor, Jess., ;( , j v ~ ,, _ f - • j Jarticulars 'can be obtained ff dm . ; , r tn uoi!y^A8 ;;i &ISL-ET A/WILDIE, a-d .lifji nv.iw : Auctioneers. ‘ ■.MotTT WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS!', tl> .it! ?rsi w;L , ... THE un.dersign.ed beg ;i . ■ intimate -tha are open for'Gristing at <MppER£T& CHfBHES. The latest English and American Machinery has-been-introduced into our Mills,.and..a competent Foreman /bas been engaged, jjo ■ that?:’our Customers may rely upon us giving satisfaction*: : i - • ’BOst^Slilliii^ ‘Samples of Wheat ■ purJ at' ? tiie Highest Gash Prices; ! m.v-: -jnjRRAY BROTHERS.L I.N;C,H A N. DLL O Y P, BUILDERS AND. . • TPMUHA ißstmiatee. in Wood, Brick}; Stone or Con- ; Crete given.,-;, , : . .