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Temuka Leader, Issue 1265, 15 November 1884, Page 2

K. P. Gray. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFEOiS. FRIDAY, 28m NOVEMBER, ISB4. f-r F. G R A Y *\ » faW'iV-d with instructions from W. J. N. Unruii, E-q., wlio is leavingthe district, will Sell by Public Auction, us ab O e Q UARTER ' AORE SECTIONS, O N..s. 32V, 328, 351, 352, 357, 358, 359, 360, Township of Wallingford, with good substantial Dwelling House thereon. Also, The Whole of lu's HOUSEHOLD FURniture and Effects. Full paiticulars in future issue. K. F. GRAY, jj 0 15 Auctioneer.

W. S. Maslin. sale of valuable frfehold PROPERTY Ar TEMUKA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1884, On tlie Premises. WS. MASLIN has received instructions from Mr VVm. Hopkinson, to Sell by Public Auction on the above date — ACRES FREEHOLD' LAND, well Fenced and Watered, divided into two Paddocks and Garden, adjoining the property of A. Grant, Esq., Temnka. There is erected on the land a substantially-built BRICK HOUSE of eipht rooms, STABLES, and OUTBUILDINGS. The land, Jrom its healthy situation and proximity to the town of Tetnuka, must prove a profitable investment to cut up into Town Sections, or as sites fur Suburban Residences. Also, At the same Time and Place, E WHOLE OF HIS CONTRACTING PLANT, ETC., Consisting of 9 Draught Mares and Geldings 6 Sets of Ha-ness 3 Tip Drays 1 Tinder Waggon 1 D.F. Plough 1 Road P'ough 1 Road Scoop Large Grindstone 1 Large Trolly And a Large Quantity of Tools and Sundnes. Sale ai 1 o’clock. W. S.^MASLTN, dol3 Auctioneer.

J, Mundell and Co. WOOL. WOOL. JM UND EL L & CO sr< j prepared t" m .ke liberal CASH ADVANCES <n WO >L (laced in their iia-de lor Sale privately or at auction. Th'y aiv now in cunmunicatimj wit!) sonn- of the hot buyers in 'he colony, and intend holding PEUIODCAL SALES of WOOL and SKINS, due notice of which will he be given. WOOL PACKS Foil SALE CHEAP. n«S m mi. ii f in.-'. GERALDINE TOWN BOARD. f! MENDERS are invited for the follow--1 ing WORKS, to be eent in, addressed to the Chairman of the Board, Dot later than 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 19lii November : No. 6 —Picking Stones, Main Road. No. 7 —Gravelling Footpaths, Lower Township No. B— Re-forming Footpath, Huf-. fey’s to Mcllralh’s . No. 9 Re-foruadg Footpaths and Gravelling High Street Specifications to be seen at the Town Board Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. E. SHERRATT, n ol3 Oversi er to the Board. £12,0.0, and Smaller Suras, in oLl'vjUeU) Amounts to suit Borto be ADVANCED on First-class Security, at lowest Current Rates, Apply to WHITE & SMITHSON, au 23 Solicitors, Timaru. TURNIP SEED. TURNIP SEED. A LL KINDS OF FIELD TURNIP SEED FOR SALE AT THE GOLDEN ILOUO ' SEED WARE-t-UU E, Price 8d per lb., in quantities of not lees than 58'bs., net Cash. Q jpURDIE AND c° TIMARU. oc!4 WHAT i H»■ I'e.UPLE SAY ! ri "H tT the BEST SEEDS and FRUIT in Smith Cinteibury are to be had at. T. SMITH’S, NEXT JONAS’S AUCTION ROOMS, o. U TIM ARC. CARL'S of Every Description Priming at the Office of t! is Paper. /saRDs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS v j at tne Leadkß Office.