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Temuka Leader, Issue 985, 1 August 1882, Page 3

IRONMONGERY AND WOODWAREI. Doors, Sashes and Fanlights Wheelwright's Bent-work, Tf»»bark and Hickory dressed Spokes Bar Iron and Steel Paints, Boiled and Raw Oil Cook'ng Ranges and Register Gnites Generaland Builders' Ironmongery! etc., etc. AGENTS FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, And Edwards's Celebrated THAMES HEMATITE PAINT. Purchasers can rely upon first-cltM quality and Low Prices. F. B. GREENUP, Beckingham's Buildings, opposite Kiag's Stables, 17ia Great North Road, Timaru. A. W. S UERIDGI (Late with T. Amos) PAINTER, GRAINER, AND SIGNWRITER, Main South Road, Temuka. jyl4 TRESPASS NOTICE. NY PERSON found SHOOTING «r {_ TRESPASSING on my Property will be Prosecuted according to law. JOHN PATERSON. Springfield, June 13,1882. jult TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY" PERSON TRESPASSING on my Property, near Winchester, os and after this date, in pursuit of game or otherwise, will be PROSECUTED according to law. A. CLYNE. June 29, 1882. jyt TRESPASS NOTICE, NY PERSON found TRESPASSING on my Property (Shooting or otherwise) after this date will be PROSECUTED. Any DOGS found will b« SHOT. S. D. BARKER. Ejnersley, April 3, 1882. »p 4 TRESPASS NOTICE. \ NY PIGS found TRESPASSING on L the PROPERTY of Mr WILLIAM WALKER, Waitohi Flat, after this notict will be DESTROYED. Poison will be laid for Dogs, and »ll Trespassers prosecuted. WILLIAM WALKER. March 27, 1882. ma2B ROBERT -TTTALKER AND p<o (Opposite Moss Jonas's), Gt. North Road Timaru, VENETIAN, WIRE, GAUZE.& DWARF BLIND & SHUTTER MAKEK. First and Cheapest Shop in Timaru. Blinds of all shades and colors. Old Blinds re taped equal to new, and fitted with Patent Check Actions on the shortest notice. Estimatesgivcn. Orders in thecountry promptly attended to. 7fe TTT M. p OLT MA N Pkacxical Watch and Clock Maxik, Working Jeweller, Etc. W,C having been seven years in tht employ of Messrs Rotherham and Sons, Bt'gs to inform the inhabitants of Ternuka and surrounding district that he has taken over the business lately carried on by H. Black, hiid hopes by strict attention t« busi.ess, coupled with moderate chnrgta, to merit a share of public Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery in great variety. ju22