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Temuka Leader, Issue 361, 10 March 1881, Page 1

JUST J, KBIVEI): ,lU>'T AJUiI VKD SEASONABLE TWEI3DS, etc-., comprising' Scotch, Bannockburn, '.Vest of England, and German .tweeds, -Worset Coatings, etc., etc.. WILLIAM STOREY, Tailor and Draper, Temuka-. ' to the Sadies' of temuka terms v<-rv Monthly- nurse ; reasonable. , , r . : Apply to Mrs AVELLB AND, , Oxford Nursery Slau ' Main. North Road, T> v imika. CROWN HOTEL, TEMUKA. /.-•R’ LEONARD TOMBS begs do • inVI - .fonn the' inhabitants' of Temuka and, surrounding districts that lie has purchased this ,-well-known and longcsiablishoil Hotel,' \yhicif will' be bbndiuted, uhder I tffeTOanagbindrithif biniself and --Mrs Tombs. - : • Liqpora the Best Brands always kept. Clean! and Airy Bed rooms for Travellers with a nioit convenient Show-Room wIT always.Le at; command.,A.lSppd.Table, and every attention paid o Boarders. A . . Nothing.. in ' short ‘will be wanting: to make the Crown'Hotel the most comfortable, the‘roost convenient, aud"the‘iiiorfc adapted to the needs 'of the place of any hotel in South Carifcrbufy. - Temuka, April 22, 1579. WINCHK 6TK It HOT EI. WINCHESTER. , W I N T 0 N, (Late.of the Canterbury Railways) 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 n d adl who may favor him with a VTsit. andhidcafi assi'iretTieiii; no effort will be wanting on his,part to suppiy theih ;,f with" every comfort at- .moderate chargee. ■ Ales, Wine# and Spirits of excellent quality, . Attention 'is reapectfnliy' invited to the excellent JPleftirare grounds attached to the hotel, so well, adapter for picnic parties, &c. Good Stabling and Paddocks. NOTICE. HAWNGv .eivcd a numerously signed from the residents of Geraldine, Winchester, and intervening asking us to reguinp running our inb of Coaches aA heretofore'and promisr ng tAeir’support, wemtendin the interest *f th'e publlc'td accede to wish, and will RUN : GOAGHESi and- formerly, - frOiii Winchester to Geraldine, t ; to MEET all TRAINS:from Christchurch and Timarji. - DENOON- & McILKAITH. 'TV, BE BUT FOR A TERM, 400 acre FARM? NEAR L-EVELS STATION T-ONAS, ~ HART. . A N D ; WILDIE instructed to' Lot pfirstely, thV ~ . ’ Fairfield' Estate, comprising 400 Acres, more of less. yartwulara.cau he oljtatijod fjv.m | JONAS, „HAJiT & WILDIE. j • Auctioneers. WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS. undefined e S intimate; tha .iL , The.aboye Mills dpfeh. for Grist- ; j ‘ing AtJ SSAJ[&IES. iTKe j latest ■ English- and American Machinery j kgs beeadntroduced, into our Mills, and u-i o6mp‘etent Foretiian - hast been engaged,so j that our may rely upoji us i 'giving, shf isfactjoir. vA’’ ' 1 j Best,Milling. Samples' of Wheat ;pur- 1 chased at, $e rt , P U% S - j I A : : ; MUKILVY BROTHERS. ! N L. 1 N C H A N D L L 0 Y D, - BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, TEMUKA. :,Ji viw-.ru.'! -.I. 1 ? '.o >- ■ ->• { V &Ktioete« -in-Wdod) Hrickp Stone or 'Con-