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Temuka Leader, Issue 365, 19 March 1881, Page 1

REIVED! JUST ARRIVED ;EW'SEASONABLE TWEEDS,.etc., Scotch,. BanhockbtirD, West of England, and German tweeds', Wdrset .Coatings, etc., etc.. ■ -» WILLIAMSTORJiT, "; ' Tailor and Draper,. ':>: ; •■' TenmfcsV

TO THE LADIES: OF TESJUKA fONTHLY term* Wry f' ; reasonable. " Apply to MksWELLBAND, ■ Oxford Ntirscry"' 31au • Main North Road, Tj'tnuk*. •-' CiIQWN HOTEL, TEMUKA. MR -X IONARD TOMBS begs to ini forai the inhabitants of Temuka nnd surrounding districts that'he has purchased this .well-known and Jongestahlished Hotel, which will lie conduced under the management of himself and Mrs Tomb's. .Liquors the Best Brands-always kept; Clean and Airy Bedrooms for Travellers •with a most convenient Show Room will always he at command. A Upod Table, and every attention paid o Boarders.. Notlriftg in short, will be wanting to in uke the'Crown Hotel the most comfortable, the most convenient,"and the morfc adapted to the needs: of the place of any hotel in South Canterbury. . Temi'iJa, April 22, 1879.

WINCHESTER HOTEL, -••"WINCHESTER." '' (Lat& of the Canterbury Railways) /*' -. PROPRIETOR. • Wishes 'to inform.bis friends and the public generally that haying taken the aboveJElotel he can offer superior accommodation to Families, Commercial !ftavellera and all who may favor him with a vishVandhe'canassiiretheni no effort' will be wanting on his part to suppjy them every comfort at moderate charges. lies, Wines and Spirits of excellent quality. . Attention ia respectfnlly invited to the excellent Pleasure grounds attached to the hotel, -go well adapted for picnic parties, &c. Good, Stabling and Paddocks.

NOTICE.. , HAVING i ..dived a numerously signed j requisition' "fropv tfce' residents of <*eraldirie, 'Winche'sfer,' 'and' intervening districts asking ub to resnm¥ running our ine oi Coaches As heretofore, and proroisng tVeir support, wfeintend in theinterest of the public to arced*, to wish, and will ltfTN COACHES, } wd formerly, , from Winchester' to Geraldine, to MEET all TRAINS from Christiliurch and Timirn. I'.hmo&ti,& McILRAITH. BE LET^QB.A-JOlB:M ACRE . FARM,, NEAR, LEVELS STATION f) ; |'a*e been ' instructed to" Let pr»,Fairfield Estate, comprising, 400 Acres, - ; mere .or less. • ysiticulawciti'be obtained from > JONAS HABT & WILDIE, ';.;•« .'■!<•• i"-.' ! .. • t Auctioneers. WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS. J- The above,Mills are open for Griatr ing at' MODERATE [CHARGES; The latest English and American Machinery hen been introduced into our Mills, and '& competent so that our' i i&ay x •i&ljr'tipioii u« giving satisfactiorir' 1 ( ■*•'' '''•* '• Beß| Milling; ,"jSamp|es, "of Wheat pur-, ohaß6d ¥ Hig^.eß{;;flash,;Prices. ~>-,: :t . '''■.invito &miAY iBROTJffISR&in, L L h -'iO -01 A N>D fL"L OY D, Jy.l.h til '.rr,< i'" frS. BBIia>ERS AND CONTRACTORS, Estimates ■'■in Wood; -Brick, 'Stone or Con- '■ •' :: crete given, ' ■''"'.