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Temuka Leader, Issue 359, 5 March 1881, Page 2

K. F. Gray X.SREAT CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, ETC. AT T E M (7 K A , THIS DAY F GRAY i _ t . has received instructions from Messrs E. Hutton and Up., who are leaving the district, to submit to Public Auction— The yhole of their Valuable and assorted Stock, consisting of every requirement of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Scarves, Pants, etc., etc. Ladies' Dresses in various materials, Mantles, Jackets, Underclothing, Hosiery, and Fumishmgs. Also, A large and general assortment of good useful Material in any Department of the. Trade. A large lot of Wiuter Good?, just arrived will also be submitted. Sale at 12 o'clock each day. K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer. The Auctioneer desires to draw special attention to the above important Sale, a» the Goods are p.ll of first-class quality, and are absolutely to be Sold. ma 3 STORAGE. ■ F. ... GRAY .. is to STORE a large quantity of GRAIN at his Wool and Grain tores Temiika, on the usual terms. lOf TEMUKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, rp H E GIFT AUCTION I IN AID OF THE MANSE FUNDS, WILL BE HELD AT MR. K. F. GRAY'S SALE ROOMS, ON WEDNESDAY, 13th APRIL. The Secretary will be glad to receive e List of Articles proposed to be given as aarly as possible, to enable him to prepare a catalogue. By order, ' D. M. MACK AY, 24f0 Hon. Sec. WANTED. .ANTED—TENDERS forWIDENf ING and GLEAMING OUT about FORTY CHAINS of DAIRY CREEK, Seadown. x Also, some DITCHING, according, to* specification, to be seen at the Farm/ or nt the Leader Office, Teuiuka. Tenders to be set)t in by noon on Thursday, lGth instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SHEEP DIPPING. NHHE Undersigned is Mow prepared to X DIP SHEEP at Ijd per head (Cash). A reduction of £d per h*ad will be allowed on mobs of 2COO or upwards. R. A. BARKER. mas Ohapi, Orari. T.M.I. A. TEMPLARS' HALL. MONDAY, MARCH 7, 8 pm. Subject for Debate '' Which is the better foim'of Government —A Limited Monarchy, or a Republic 1" R. PINCKNEY, m;i3 Hon. Sec. TO LET. 4 FARM of 120 acre.B, situated in Fairfield, iiijlhh frpn'rCJeraldine. Apply to W. HOPKINSON, "7j'i Temuku £5 REWARD. j 11AKEN OUT OF MR HOPKINSON'S 1 PADDOCK— One Brindle COW, branded 1 One Strawberry COW, branded MC, one horn broken One White HEIFER, no brand Anyone giving siith information as will lead to the recovery of them will receive the above reward. Anyone detaining the same after this date will be prosecuted. W. ROBINSON, Coach builder, Temuka. NOTICE. fj"\HE Traders of Messrs T. Qitinu and |_ Honary for Carting Grain, Bags, Coals. ;md Shifting,...M;iehin<\ hns bccH ACCEPTED at 2d per bushel. WILLIAM AIARCROcT, Dinder Farm, Waitolii Downs. Feb. 25, 1881. 26fe NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS , NY PERSON OR PERSONS f<»und j\ TRESPASSING in PURSUIT of GAME, or otherwise, on Riverbed between Mr John Irvine's ;md the TemiikaOxford Railway Bridge, or any other Land occupied by the undersigned, will be PROSECUTED as the low directs. fe2B' THOMAS PALMER. MR. PATTISON, BARRISTER AND'SQLI C IT OR Temuka an j Geraldink. Offices open daily from 10 to 5. Satindays 10 to 1. Advances on Mortgage. 17fe T.E.VIUKA ROAD BOYRD. mHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN--1 FORMED that the BRIDGE over the OPIHI RIVER, Main South Road, is STQPPED FQR TRAFFIC -Iron( this date till further ' notice. The FORD, for the present crossing is on the I)QWN STREAM SIDEOF THE BRIDGE. v ■''•'-' WM. WILLS, Clerk to Board. 24th February, 1881. •' "