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Temuka Leader, Issue 1255, 21 October 1884, Page 2

g ANDO AND g ANDERSON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS. AGENTS FOR TIM ABU SOAP WORKS, Top of Arthur Street. WE are now prepared to Supply the different qualities of Soap at Moderate Prices. Cash Buyers of Tallow and Fat. SANDO & SANDERSON, Agentß. FOR SALE. A most desirable Farm of 50 Acres, on Mount Horrible Road, 5 miles from Timaru. Terms easy. Apply, SANDO & SANDERSON. FOR SALE. An old established Baker’s Business doing a firsf-class trade. APPIy ’ SANDO & SANDERSON. TIMBER. Agents for Hook Sawmill, Waimate. Timber of all descriptions kept in stock and Cat to Order. Posts, Stakes, Firewood, etc. gAMr)O & Sa SdERSON. MONEY TO LEND On First-class Security at Current Rates. OC I4 SANDO & SANDERSON. T 0 LET OR FOR SALETWO HOUSES at Winchester. Apply to se23 W. BUDD. ORUSHED OATS, 2s 4d per Bushel. WINCHESTER MILLS. gEEDS SURE TO WHITE CARROTS, 2a per lb. GROW. MANGOLDS, Is Bd. For lOlhsand Over, Is per lb. T. SMITH, oc l4 Seedsman, Timaru. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR O' AND £JO. GOLDEN PLOUGH SEED WAREHOUSE, Main North Road, TIMARU. oc!4 " SHAMROCK HOTEL, TIMARIL D. M Vr 0 y Y (Late of the Lynwood), Has much pleasure in notifying to his friends and customers and the public generally that he has taken the SHAMROCK HOTEL, MAIN SOUTH BOaD, TIMARU. Having spared neither expenee nor pains in Renovating, Re-Furnishing, and generally improving it, he has no hesitation in stating that for Comfort- and Convenience it cannot be excelled by any Establishment in South Canterbury. Private Suites of Apartments for Families and others. Visitors may rely on r'ccivi-g every attention. Only the Best Brand of Wines, Spirits, etc., kept in stock. iffgg- A Specialty —INVERCARGILL YYYY BEER always on tap. Billiard Room and Bathroom. no2 t D. MAHONEY. OHAPI CHAFF WORKS AND PUBLIC DIP, CHAFF and CRUSHED OATS always on hand. OATS, WHEAT, PEAS, BEANS, &c., GROUND for Stock Feeding. GRAIN and SEEDS CLEANED. R, A. BARKER, oc9 Ohapi, Orari. GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL PERSONS are CAUTIONED against CROSSING the OPIHI RiVER after dark unless acquainted with the proper ford. By order, F. W. STUBBS, Clerk. - ejp‘. JL.Uth, 1884. s<--18