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Temuka Leader, Issue 1304, 17 February 1885, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. BINDING T WINE. FOR SALE, PRIVATELY—A Large Quantity of SUPERIOR Quality BINDING TWINE. Farmers requiring the above are requested to apply at once to the Undersigned. Their instructions are that the whole Consignment must be sold. J. MUNDELL & CO., feli Auctioneers. jP 0 R REAPER SAL AND BINDER HOWARD ; in Good Order. Bargain. Apply, R. H. POSTLETHWAITE, Eby A fe!4 Geraldine, OATS, 2s 3d per Bushel. WINCHESTER MILLS. SIKGERT AND BAUYEL, ■ TEMUKA, HAVE ON SALEELEVATORS AND CONVEYOR CANVASES, Made in their own Tent Factory, Temuka, by MR. T. B. SHEEN. These Goods can be guaranteed to be of the best material, and made to order of any width or size, fit for any kind of Machine. PRICES CHEAPER THAN CHRISTCHURCH. REPAIRS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. OSBORNE Twine Binder We are Agents for the above Machine, one of which can be seen in our Yards. LOCAL TESTIMONY. Mr Alexander Humphreys, of Seadown, writes as follows of this Machine “ Seadown, February, 1885. “Dear Sirs, —I write to say to you that the Osborne Twine Binder I got through you has now wrought for a week with entire success. I have cut all sorts of grain with it—from barley (a foot long) to tangled oats (7ft high), a very heavy crop; not less than 90 bushels per acre. I tried it also on a steep sideling ; 1 also opened out in the same crop the full width, 6ft., and find it a belter binder than any 1 have tried, viz. : Wood (string), Deering, or McCormick, and 1 believe it the best in the market. I find also that the transport wheels are very handy. “ Alex. Humphreys.’' Tim Machine has been awarded First Prizea all over the Australian Colonies. EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED. ON SALE: BINDING TWINE and WIRE, suitable for any Machine. Also, Lard, Lubricating, Colza, and Castor OILS. Woolpacks, Cornsacks, Sewing Twine, gto. AND ALL KINDS’ 'OF HARVEST REQUISITES, AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES. CAMPS VISITED REGULARLY BY OUR CARTS. Dressmaking. We have OPENED A DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT in (he STONE STORE under the management of MISS ELKIS Orders will be taken on and after MONDAY FEB. 9, 1885, GOOD FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. GERALDINE TOWN BOARD. -\T UTICE is hereby given that the Town Jjj Board OFFICE is situated in TALBOT STREET, Geraldine, and that the Office is OPEN from 10 &.m. till 4 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays in each week. By order of the Board. C. E. SHERRATT, fe!4 Clerk to the Board. NOTICE. A NY PERSON found TRESPASSING r\ on the Old Raukapuka Mill Lands in pursuit of Cattle of otherwise, will be PROSECUTED. W. S. HELEM, del6 Per Geo. Helem. “ NOTICE. PEOPLE in the Geraldine District who hesitate to show Alfred Fisher’s Receipts for fear they would have to appear as witnesses in Court, are hereby informed that they need not be in the least afraid of that: as tbe police, being satisfied with tbe evidence they have already, will not take up any fresh cases. As it is extremely annoying to find those receipts coining in every day, I earnestly request people holding them to send them in as soon as possible, so that I may see the end of them and be able to put my accounts straight. Receipts for moneys f»r wldch credit has not been given only are nqniied. J. M. TWOMEY.