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Temuka Leader, Issue 1031, 16 November 1882, Page 2

THE COUNTY OF GERALDINE PERMANENT BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. A MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of the above Society will be held at the Office of the above, on WEDNESDAY, THE 29th INST, At 7,30 p.m., To Receive the Annual Statement, and for the Adoption of the Balance-sheet. JOHN JAS. HEAP, nol4 Secretary. "GERALDINE BOARD'INd-HOUSiT" CHARLES LOUIS SABATE Proprietor. I have much pleasvre in intimating to my friends ;iud the Public generally that I have taken the above Boarding-house, lately occupied by Mr Stephen Taylor, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. The accommodation is very good, and nothing will be left undone to make it comfortable and pleasant for my customers. Breakfast, Tea and Bed Is each. Dinner, Is 6d. Meals at All Hours - nol(i NOTICE. MR K. SANDO, Broker to the Temuka Linseed Oil, Cake and Fibre Company, can be seen at the Wallingford Hotel. Two Excellent FARMS FOR SALE, consisting of 650 Acres, on very easy terms and Cheap. For particulars apply to K. SANDO, no!4 "Wallingford Hotel, Temuka. NOTICE. ONE. BAY HACK GELDING, branded MO or MO, lias been running in my Paddock for some time. [f not claimed before 21 days will be sold to defray expenses. no!6 D. HEFFERNAN. lOR SALE—--1 A QUARTER-ACRE SECTION, situated at the corner of Denmark street and Hornbrook street, Temuka, with BuildiDg thereon. Apply to n 7 ALEXANDER FREW, Temuka. [a card.] W. G. 4- INA " BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCER, May be Consulted at his Office, Comnjercial street, next door to the Wallingford Hotel, Temuka. The Geraldine Court Attendl:j;>. MONEY TO LEND, at currant rates, in sums to suit borrowers. se2l O T)EARSON BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Can be consulted at Main South Road, Temuka. The Geraldine Court attended every Court day. no!2 NOTICE. H. S. A U S T 1 N, SOLICITOR, HAS RE-COMMENCED PRACTICE IN MAIN ROAD, TEMUKA, AND in Main Road Timarn. se!9 WANTED KNOWN. THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK of MEN'S HATS, SCARVES, P4NTS, SOCKS, ETC., ETC., In Temuka. READY-MADE CLOTHING ! Clearing at Prices Surprising. SUPERFINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM £4 10s. WM. STOREY, 21oc Tailor and General Outfitter.

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Death Caused by Fright.—A woman was bitten by a clog in Paris. She went at once and had the wound cauterised at HotelDieu. She con'inued perfectly well until one day, when she was passing the hospital, she was recognised by one of the students, who called out to her' " Holloa! you are not dead yet then ! The dog which bit you was downright mad, as they found out afterwards." The woman was seized immediately with a riolent spasm, and in a few hours died with symptoms of hydrophobia.