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Temuka Leader, Issue 1051, 4 January 1883, Page 4

JOR ,D CAST LE R E AGE Will Travel this Season In tho Teinnka, Pleasant Point, Levels Plains, an Totara Flat Districts. Terms—£s, payable Ist January, 1883. Groomage fee, ss. R. MATTHEWS, ocs Temuka.

mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, in the X Temuka and Surrounding Districts, the Draught Entire Horse CHANCE. Chance is Prince of Wales, out of [an Old Wellington mare. For further particulars see Cards, MICHAEL HEALEY, oc3 Proprietor,

rpHE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE GOVERNOR, A rich bay, rising eight years old, will Travel the Districts of Winchester, Knkahu, Waitohi, Point, Levels Plains, and Temnka. For pedigree and particulars, see Cards. JAMES TORRENS, I oc!2 Proprietor. |

TO STAND THIS SEASON. 1 _ ! rjIHE ENTIRE DRAUGHT HORSE I LORD LOFTUS j Will Stand this Season at Tenuika, Waitohi and Kakahu. Terms—£2 10s ; with guarantee, £4 Groomage os, payable on first service. samuel McCullough, no 7 Proprietor, !

TRESPASS NOTICE. • ; J 1 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE t?iat in I future any PERSONS TRESPASS- ! PNG ou my Lane], fenced or untonced, ! will be PROSECUTED ; and CATTLE i found Trespassing will be IMPOUNDED, i F, R, OLDFIELD, i ! Milford. | i September 11, 882. cel2 i ' TRESPASS*NOTicR 1 A NY PIGS found TRESPASSING on i± the PROPERTY of Mr WILLIAM WALKER, Waitohi Flat, after this notice will be DESTROYED. ' Poison will be laid for Dogs, and all Trespassers prosecuted. WILLIAM WALKER, March 27, 1882. ma2B OWE L L | rjT HOM A S p ! Has Commenced Business as EXPRESS- ! MAN and GENERAL D E ALER. ! Black Pine Firewood (per Cr»* I) 28s j Black Pice Stumps ~ ... 29s Mixed Firewood ... X9e ,■ Dslivered i« a<u- urn' 1 - of i Uwt, ; Term? ITT THOS, POWELL, j 2 Opposite Wheelband’s Nursery ILLIAM 0 0 P E li j SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH Waitohi Road, Temuka, Next Volunteer Hall 0E 0 R G E L E VE N S ' VETERINARY SURGEON, j TEMUKA. Orders left at the Royal Hotel, Temuka will be punctually attended to. PLUMBER, TINSMITH, AND BELLI! ANGER, JAMES Q G I L V I E Notifies to the inhabitants of Temuka and district that he has taken over the business recently carried on by Mr D. Farquharson m the above line. He has now supplied the Shop with an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK, ami persons should give him a trial before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of Spouting on hand and fitted. Repairs neatly and promptly executed. JAMES OGILVIE, auls Geraldine and Temuka. GRATEF U L-COMFORTING, J 1 P P-S’S OOCOA. BREAKFAST ‘ ‘ By a thorough kno ivledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful I application of the fine propetties of well- ; selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our ; breakfast tables with a deiieately-fhivoml i i beverage which may save us many heavy I j doctors’ bills, it is by the judicious use | i of such articles of diet that a constiln- j ! tion may be gradually built up until strong \ I enough to resist every tendency to dis- ! \ ease. Hundreds of subtle maladies arc j i floating, around ns ready to altaek uhei- j j ever therA. is a weak point. Wo may i escape many a fatal shaft by keeping 1 ourselves well for till wl ,jvit.h, pure blood I and a properly nouri&od frarrj^ : ’-*Seo j article in iho Civil Service Gazette.' ‘,, ! Abide only with boiling water or milk.' j ! Sold onlv in packets, labelled : JAMES EPPS A CO., . j iloMtEi'Aniir Chkmists, Lots' jm,ln. ’ i Also — AT.PRS' chocolate AM- i S v NOE, for Ajknwon os*, jyl t