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Temuka Leader, Issue 1240, 18 September 1884, Page 3

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>ALLANTYNE & ARE SHOWING THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT Which they have JUST RECEIVED DIRECT from the most celebrated British and Continental Manufacturers. AN EARLY INSPECTION SOLICITED. SHEPHERD'S BUILDINGS, TIMARU. ONE MONTH ONLY! ONE MONTH ONLY ! TO MAKE ROOM FOR DIRECT SHIPMENTS. nEEAT CLEARING SALE OP FURNITURE BEDDIMG, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, &c, IS NOW ON, AT T TT "OECKINGHAM'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Opposite King's Stables, ae!3 TIMAR U.

nKA iA and Smaller Sums, in obOUvUj Amounts to suit Borrowers, to be ADVANCED on First-cla»s Security, at Lowest Current Rates, Apply to WHITE & SMITHSON, au23 Solicitors, Timaru. POISON NOTICE. ON and after this date POISON will be laid for DOGS on all lands in the occupation of the undersigned. WM. ACKKOYD, Temuka. September 12, 1884. sel3 ALL PERSONS found trespassing on MRU. K. PARKERSON'S WAITOHI ESTATE will be PROSECUTED. POISON laid for dogs, and all st-ay doge will be destroyed. H. F. EDMISTON. Timaru, 9th July, 1884. 10iy TRESPASS NOTICE. A NY PERSON found TRESPASSI. ING in my land at PLEASANT VALLEY in pursuit of game or otherwise will be PROSECUTED. Poison wi" be laid for dogs mr29 WILLIAM YOUNG. POISON NOTICE. N consequence of a number of Sheep having been destroyed by Dogs, on and after this date POISON will be laid on CADE BAY FARM, near Temuka. STRAY DOGS will be DESTROYED TRESPASSERS will be PROSECUTED. THOMAS PALMER. Temuka, August 22, 1884. au23 TIHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE YOUNG SIR COLIN Will Travel this Season in the GERALDINE, ORARI, WINCHESTER, RANGITATA and WOODBURY Districts. Young Sir Colin, by Sir Colin Campbell, dam Jean, by Wellington ; bred by Mr Boag. Young Sir Colin is a bright bay, stands 16£ hands high, and possesses great bone and quality, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Good Paddocks, and well-watered, provided for mares at Geraldine. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For Terms see Cards. J, MUNDELL & CO., se l6 Proprietors.