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Temuka Leader, Issue 369, 2 April 1881, Page 2

j NOTICE. 1 17^0UNIX at the Rangitatn Rahway JQ Station, a BROWN SPANIEL. No collar. The own can have th&same by paying expenses, ami applying at . the Police Station, Temuka. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD ~~ NOTICE. THE SOUTH APPROACH' to (he OPIHI RIVER, on the Great South Road, is STOPPED,FOR TRAFFIC, and the present Track is' across the Reserve, on the east side of the road to the Shingle Pit iojthe River-bed, thence up the Riverbed to the present Track. By order, THO.S, S. LEWIS, C .E, District Surveyor. April Ist, 1881. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto subSisting between Thomas Cllivxee. and Joseph Ashwell under the name of OLLIYIER AND ASHWELL has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent The business will in future be carried on by Joseph Ashwell on his own account. Dated 31st March, 1881. THOMAS OLLIVIER. JOSEPH ASHWELL. Witness— W. Wills, Cierk. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. rnENUEpS with and withI out Material, for the ERECTION of STABLE; GRANARY, .and SHEDS, for R. A, Barker, Orari. Plans and specifications to be seen at Mr J. Mendehon’s Sjore, Tem.uka. Tenders to be sent in, addressed to. the Undersigned, on or before Saturday. 2nd April. R. A. BARKER, Orari. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the following WORKS ; Contract— No 5, —Breaking Stones, Rolleston’s Rond No. 6—Picking.Stones, South Road, Orari No. 7 —Bridge and other Works, Marshall’s Road No. B—Forming and Shingling Paterson’s Road No. 9—Forming and-Shingling Footpaths in Temuka No. 10—RoTonping High Street No. 11 —Shingling Waitohi Road. All Tend'-rs must be in by 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the st.fi April, addressed to the Chairman, et dorsad on Envelope, “Contact No. —and accompanied with a Deposit of 5 per cent, on Contract. W. WILLS, Clerk to Board •«, Road Board Office, 28th March, 1881. ma3l TEMUKA AND GERALDINE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. -fJURMERS and STOCKOWNERS are g ’ hereby informed that the ANNUAL RAM AND EWE FAIR will be held on the Association’s Ground, near Winchester, on FRIDAY, the Bth April, 1881. AH Entiles must be made through the Undersigned at any time up to 12 o’clock on the day of the Fair. The Scale of Charges on Stock entered for Sale will be as follows ; Rams—Under 20 in number, Is each ; over that number, 6d each Cross-bred Sheep—Up to 250 in number, Is per score; up to 500 in number, 9d score ; over 500 in number. 6d per score. Pigs —6d each. Merino Sheep —Up to 500 in number, 6d per score ; over 500 in number, 3d per spore. Horses —2s 6d each. Cattle—ls each. W.M. WILLS, Secretary. 22nd March, 1881. 34ma