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Temuka Leader, Issue 704, 1 December 1881, Page 3

GOOD NEWS TO THE INHABITANTS OF TEMUKA AND ITS Vicinity Wk. 'WALKER, SMITH & CO., DRAPE US, CLOTHIERS, ETC., Having disposed of our Business, and signed an agreement prohibiting ns from retailing in Christchurch, and having LARGE SHIPMENTS by th r - COLEEN ami NORMAN McLEOD, we are consequently COMPELLED TO REALISE, Profit or no Pn fit. As will be seen, these are not a selection of Oal Goods from an Ancient Stuck, but all New, Fresh, and Fashionable Goods. HOUSEHOLD LIKES. Horroeks’ Long C'oth.Ss lid doa ; Pompadour Pints, 4|d yard ; Cotton Shirtings. yard ; Curtains, (i£d yard ; Women's Colored Stockings, 4|d ; Sun Shades, 2s 6d ; Brow n Hollands, s|d yard ; Men’s Shirts, Is 9<l (cheap); Men s Colton Sox, 4£d ; Boys’ Straw Hats, 8 I ; Oaipetmgs from 6£d ; And Other Goods Equally Cheap. By order of Come Early, as our Stay must be Limited. jgMITH AND QO,, (IN PREMISES LATE IN THE OCCUPATION OF THE TEMUKA LEADER.) All Goods Marked in Plain Figures, from which No Abatement will be made. SALE COMMENCES ON

SATURDAY, Is DR FOSTER has COMMENCED PRACTICE as a BARRISTER amt SOLICITOR, at Geraldine. Dr F. may also he Consulted at Temuka, "here he will r -gularly attend the Re.-ideiit Magistrate’s Court. Distinctions may be left at Mr A. Fisher’s Office. Geraldine, September 26, 1881. H US T I N , S. A SOLICITOR, MAIN STREET, TEMUR A Office Hours ; From lOa.m to 5 p.m. TRESPASS NOTICE. 4 NY Person found TRESPASSING j\_ in Pursuit of Game ii my Paddocks. S'-adown, after tins date, will be PROSECUTED as the Law directs. A. WILSON. April 12, 1881 NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS, ANY PERSON OR PERSONS found TRESPASSING in PURSUIT of GAME, or otherwise, on Riverbed between Mr John Irvine’s and the TemukaOxford Railway Bridge, or any other Land occupied by the undersigned, will be PROSECUTED as the law directs, f 28 THOMAS PALMER. ~~~ Notice. AFTER this date anyone found tres-! passing in pursuit of game oi other | wise ou the Maori Island, or on any ofoui properties either at Milford or iemuka, will be PROSECUTED. i Wm ACE ROY I* F. OLDFIELD j Temuka, April 2, 1881 PUBLIC NOTICE. ANY person requiring to PLAY upon Jack Ollivier s BILLIARD TABI E will please give ONE DAY’S NOTICE, owing to the RUSH of BUSINESS. ° J. M. OLLIVIER, loma Proprietor. Thomas hobson MILKMAN, TEMUKA Orders left at the farm, just oyer the bridge Upper Swamp Road near Temuka or at Mr W Essery’s Store, Temuka. will be punctually attended to. A-\TT OUR RIDGE . W . b (Late with T. Amos) painter, grainer, and signwriter. Main Smith Road, Temuka. j>T4 ILL I A M COPER / H [OEING AND GENERAL SMITH Waitohx Road, Temuka. Next Volunteer Hall L I N C H AND LLOYD, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, TEMUKA. stimates in Wood, Brick, Stone or Concrete given. T DAVIS, TEMUKA. CAVENGER, & 0 For Local Board of Health. N.B. Night Soil Removed. 16oc - E h D G G. E JOBBING AND LANDSCAPE GARDENER, TEMUKA. Chimneys Cleaned by contract or by order. Bse All Orders punctually attended to. B CHEAP DOTS I B CHEAP 0 O 1 rHE Undersigned having remove-! to now and more commodious and enlral Prem 3hs, has thus been enabled a lay n a Larger and Bettor As-ort'-d Ifcock of English and C'dmmd-imme toots and Shoes, in order to meet the equiremmits o' everyone, and- is det.era.ned to nmke a still further reduction n lie )-rice of all descriptions to smt the Does. All orders entrusted to bis care rill be punctually attended to. An early all solicited. d J* TANGNEY, ~oc3£\ Bootmaker* Temuka,

NOVEMBER 19. CROWN HOTEL, TEMUKA. M K A 1 ~ JBegs to inform the inhabitants of Temuka aiit surrounding' districts that lie has purchased this well-known and longestablished Hotel. LIQUORS OF THE BEST BRANDS ALWAYS KEPT. Clean and Airy Bedrooms for Travellers with a most convenient Show Room will always be at command, A Good Table, and every attention paid to Boarders. Nothing in short will be wanting to make the Grown Hotel the most comfortable, the most eonv t, and the most adapted to the needs the place of any hotel in South Canterbury. Temuka, Sept inb'T 14ih, ISSI. .FRED gTENNING WSi rni-IE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE i VING-ET-UN Will serve Marts this Season at Pleasant Valley and the District. Ving-et un is a Chestnut Horse, 5 years old, by the imported horse Sputter the | Dew, out of Scad own Pride. : TVnii- ;£2 2.-; ; groom’s fee, ss, to be 1 paid at. first service, i THOS. HARDCASTLE, mw TO STAND THIS SEASON. nnHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION 1 “ DANIEL O’RORKE,” Wdl Travel in the Districts of Geraldine, Temuka, T.marn, Pleasant Pent, Kakalm, Waitohi, and Woodbury. Terms : £5 5s ; groomnge fee, ss. T. W. CORBETT, Proprietor. -■fort THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE “TRUMP CARD,” Will Stand this Season at the HOMESTEAD, FOUR PEAKS, except on Saturdays, when he will visit Geraldine. Terms--6s guineas, and 5a groomage. Paddock accommodation for marcs at 2s 6d per week, but no responsibility taken All mares to be paid for before being taken away. l walker. Four Peaks, Sept Bth 1881 rnHE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE ! entire, LORD CASTLEREAGH, Will Travel Th s Season in the Temuka, and GeraMine Districts. For Pedigree see Cards. Terms — £s, payable Ist January, 1882 ; Groomage, ss. at time of service. R. MATTHEWS. TO STAND THIS SEASON ENTIRE DRAUGHT HORSE J LORD LOFTUS Will Stand this Season at Temuka, Waitohi and Kakalm. Terms—£2 10s ; with guarantee, £4 ; groomage, ss, payable on first service. samuel McCullough, oc 4 Proprietor. mfiE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE EAT IRE, YOUNG WELLINGTON, Will Travel this Season in the Temuka, Geraldine, and Point Districts. For Pedigree see Caros. Terms—l 4 10s. payable by three nr-ntbs’ Bill from the Ist January, 1832 ; Groomage fee, ss. R. MATTHEWS. S'7' A STEP A P E FOR SALE R AT THB TEMUK^^^DE^MCH