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Temuka Leader, Issue 1264, 13 November 1884, Page 2

W. S. Maslin. T"ir s! M A~~S L I N ' . Iwps received instructions from the Moi-tjrageo to Sell by Public Auction at his Kuoui!-', GEBALDINE, At 2 o'clock. FRIDAY, the 14th INSTANT, A FIKEBOLD FAiiM comprising 55 v .or'.", "ii winch is erected a Miy:.-;!i »*■%■ '■•■ii ! t Five-ruomed House ; i ; ;«J>i"-c\d permanently v.a'HieM ; being Section 23525, arij.ii, ij4 ill- property of Mr T.>-mi ei.'-J, C Yailey. Almi, SECTION AND HOUSE ia GeralnitiK, mat Piece of Laud fronting on Man Road and Onle' 110.-id, formerly Occupied by Mr J:iiin s Guiifurd. TEEMS LIBERAL.

sale ok valuable freehold property at temuka, ox TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, .1884, Ou the Premises. WS. M A S L I N Ims received instructions from Mr \Vm. Ho t .kin.<-on, to Sell by Public Auction on the above date—aa ACHES FREEHOLD LAND, we 1 ] /j[) Fenced and Watered, divided into two Paddocks »n 1 Garden, adjoin ing me properly >f A. Grant, Esq., Temuka. There is erected on «h« land .t snbsian.iaily-huilt BRICK HOUSE of eiy ht rooms, STABLES, and OUTBUILDINGS. The land, Irom its liealihy situation and proxi'iidy to the town of Temuka, must prove a profitable investment to cm up into Town Sections, or as sites for Suburban Residences. Also, At the same Time and Place, THE WHOLE OF HIS CONTRACTING PLANT, ETC., Oons stinj, of 9 Draught Mares and Geldings 6 Sets ot' Harness 3 Tip Dmys 1 Tim her Waggon 1 D.F. Plough 1 Road P ough 1 Road Sco-ip li-irge Griodstooe 1 Lfirge Trolly And a Large Quantity of Tools and Sundiies. Sale at 1 o'clock. W. S. MASLIN", _„-io Auctioneer.

J. Mundell and Co. WOOL. WOOL. J-M U■ NPE L L & CO are prepared to muke liberal CASH ADVANCES on WOOL placed in their liai.ds tor Sale privately or at auction. They are now in communication with some of the best buyers in <he colony, and inland holding PEKIOUCAL SALE& of WOOL and SKINS, due notice of which will be be given. WOOL PACKS hVLI HALE CHEAP. 1108 GERALD IMS TUWiN BOARD. f J are invited for the followJL insr WOhKS, to be et-nt in, addressed to the. Chitimnn of the Board, not later than 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 19th N(ivtml»er : Nr. 6—Pick-ire; Stone?, Main Road. No. 7—(Ji..v. 1 n ; F.-olpaths, Lower Town** ip No. 8 R> - oru-ing Footpath, 'Huf-fei'-s to MI ratli's No. 9- Ke-foni.insr Footpulhs a« d Graveling Hij>h Street. Specifications to be seen at the Town Board Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. E. SHERRATT, nr>l3 Overseer to the Board. f*lO (\ i\ and ' Smaller Snii)«, in Anwun's to suit Horn.w. is, tn he ADVANCKD on First-class Securiiy, at 1 owest Current Rates, Apply to WHITE & SMITHSON", nn23 Solicitors, Tinuifii, TURNIP SEED. TURNIP SFED. A LL KINDS OF FIELD TURNIP \ SIiED FOR SALE AT THE GOLDEN PLOUGH SEED WARELOU E, Price 8d per lb., in quantities of not less than 53 bs., net Cash. TIMARU. rc!4 WHAT stirl PEOPLE SAY) riYHATthe BEST SEEDS and FRUIT in South Canterbury are to be had at. T. SMITH'S, N*'XT JONAS'3 .*UHTfON ROOM a , N'l'. 1: DH LHKADS «fc Dune din {j Prices, Printed at the Office of this Paper.-