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Temuka Leader, Issue 9418, 20 May 1882, Page 1

exps ever I. Gene Mr T ■ HOT, coata can b it ncn comfe attenl Tlii Supre and p> those at thif PHD DIIEIES. ( Kept. Then. hopes , his long experience in tire Business will be considered a sufficient guarantee for the excellence of the Cuisine and the quality of the Wines and Sprits.’ Soups, Chops and Steaks on the shortest notice. CHARLES GREEK, ap29 Proprietor.

CAFE DE PARIS. Jjl RENA S Has*pleasure in informing his friends in Temuka and Surrounding Districtsth at he has onened his new CAFE DE PARIS, CASHEL STREET CHRISTCHURCH. The appointments of this establishment have avou high enconiuras from the leading journals ; and it is his intention to spare no effort to secure continued patronage. A Ladies’ Private Dining-room Upstairs. Lightness, Cheerfulness, Perfect Appointments, Splendid Cuisine. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands, bfiEEP DIPPING, THE Undersigned is prepared to DIP SHEEP during the months Of April and May at l£d per head, and after that date 2d, E. A. BARKER, apt Orari. M bl G 1 bb s DRESSMAKER AND 'MILLINER, Has Opened a Registry Office for Servants Apply at the Shop, Main South Road, Temuka. • ma2B

SPORTING. T HAVE JUST RECEIVED my FIRST JL SHIPMENT of GUNS and Implements, consisting of Double and Single Breech-loaders, Double and Single Muzzleloaders, Rifles, Pistols, etc. Decoy Ducks, Duck Calls, Thornhill’s Field Shooting Knives. A general assortment of Sporting Knives, Field Glasses, Dog Couples, etc. A large quantity of really first-class SPORTING POWDER, Curtis and Harvey and Pigou, Wilks and Laurence, all sizes. Newcastle CHILLED SHOT, all sizes. CARTRIDGE CASES. Rifle and Revolver CARTRIDHES. Inspection respectfully invited. T. G. ROWLEY, mal6 Timaru.

GREEN & CO.’S ATENT SELF-ACTING CINDERThe 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 earth. By the. pressure upon the seat, the ash dust is separated from the cinders and scattered over the soil <>n each use of ihc Closet, and so any had smells are prevented. 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 the CinderSifting Ash Closet, but ashes, unless previously sifted, cannot be 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 every twelve months. Saves the first expense in two years. The manure manufactured by the Cinder-sifter is valued at 25 shillings per ton at Home. The Patent can be adapted to old closets. Closets to be een and all Information can be obtainedsfrom J. ASHWELL, Commission Agent. SIFTING ASH CLOSET. folß Tomuka