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Temuka Leader, Issue 922, 25 February 1882, Page 3

STANDARD BREWERY 00. LIMITED. SOUTH BELT, CHRISTCHUROH, BREWERS, MALTSTERS, AND BOTTLERS. F. W. HALES, Manager.

E S pEABSON BARRISTER AN!) SOLICITOR, Can be consulted in Temuka. Instigations can be left at Temuka Hotel, or at the Office of this Paper. no!2 H. S. A USTIN SOLICITOR, MAIN STREET, TEMUKA Office Hours : From 10 a;m to 5 p.m. OR FOSTER has COMMENCED PRACTICE as a BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, at Geraldine. Dr F. may also he Consulted at Temuka, where he will regularly attend the Resident Magistrate's Court. Geraldine, September 26, 1881. CHARGES ■ CIVIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, Commercial street, Temuka (next Wallingford Hotel. fel4 IERRIER'S PORTRAIT ROOMS, ' Main South Road, Timaru, (Opposite Theatre). None but Approved Pictures are allowed to leave the Studio. Femer's Series of Panoramic Views of Timaru Now Ready, and may be had at the, Studio or from any of the Booksellers. Price 2s Gd. AMES RANGER LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, TIMARU. Town and Suburban Sections. Land, Farms, Estates, and Sheep Runs For Sale. MONEY TO LEND. Insurance, etc. E. H. T ' " " ACCOUNTANT, LAND BROKER, AND ESTATE AGENT. Agent for Australian Mutual Provident Society, and Standard Fire and Marine Insurauce Company. Exchange Buildings, opposite Bank of New Zealand, Timaru. INGER'S OEWING "ACHINES ON TIME PAYMENTS—2s 6d PER WEEK. Every Machine Warranted. Inspeetioi Invited. Maohines Repaired on the Premises. singer Machine depot, Main South Road (Next Gabites and Plantes,) J. C. BRUCE, fe!6 Managei'. URNISHIN6- " A RE HO USE. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. I invite Visitors to Timaru to Inspect my Stock and see for themselves. Beds, Bedding, and all kinds of Furniture at the Lowest Possible Prices. Funerals attended on reasonable terms. The Trade Supplied. J. E. BEC KI NGH AM, Great South Road, Timaru. fel6 GREEN & CO.'S PATENT SELF-ACTING CINDERSIFTING ASH CLOSET. The excreta is instantly deodorised, and no smell is perceptible even though it is allowed to stand for twelve months. This Ash-Closet differs from the Earth Closet, inasmuch as it makes use of ordinary house ashes instead of dry earih. By the pressure upon the seat, the ash duet is separated from the cinders and scattered over the soil on each use of the Closet, and so any bad smells are pre vented. The Cinders are saved for re-burning. A valuable ready made manure is produced. No other Closet does the above without infringing this patent. Dry earth may be used with tlie CinderSifting Ash Closet, but ashes, unless previously sifted, cannot he used with the Earth Closet. It answers equally well for wood ashes or dry earth. No well regulated household should be without them. Only emptied twelvemonths. Saves the first f-xpense in two years. The manure manufai tured' by the Cinder-sifter is valued at 25 shillings (er ton at Home. The Patent can be adapted to old closets. Closets to be seen and all Information can be obtained fr<~m J. ASHWELL, Commission Agent, felß Temuka,