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Temuka Leader, Issue 1313, 10 March 1885, Page 2

K. F. Gray. ■ CLEARING SALE. FRIDAY, I3xa MARCH, 1835. KF. GRAY , favored with instruction from Mr J. It. Leask, who has sold his farm, will sell on the farm, situate on the Milford Road, as above. The whole of In's Household Furniture and Effects, Miik Dishes, and Cooking Utensils. , Also, 10 Good Cows, 10 tons Good Clover H iy, 5 Fat Sheep, 20 Pairs Fowls, J-Acra Mangles and Carrots, \ ton Apples (ou the trees). 1 New Spang Cart. Sale at 2 o’clock. mrs K. F. GUAY, Auctioneer. J. Mundell and Co. MERINO EWES. rR wish to remind Fanners and others who should require SMALL LINES of the above SHEEP that Wwhl offer at our next Sal*, on the FIRST ©F APRIL, in the Geraldine Yards— Merino Ewes (station Q AAA sheep), in lots to /vUUv suit purchasers. J. MUNDELL & CO., njpJO Auctioneers. w ] 2000 TEMUKA PUBLIC POUND. TYfOTICE is hereby given that the YARDS and BUILDINGS hitherto used as a Public Pound at Tetnuka are appointed to be the Public Pound under the new Impounding Act of 1884, and that Mr John Lawson is duly appointed to be the POUNDKEEP.SR and RANGER for the Teraukii Roid Hoard Dis rict, with authority to Impound any Animals found straying at large on tne public roa Is, as defined by section 17 of the Act. Notice is also hereby given that the days appointed for the SALE of any Unclaimed Impounded Animals are every WEDNESDAY. JOHN TALBOT, inrlO Chairman Temuka Road Board. OAf3, 2s 3d per Bushel WINCHESTER MILLS. SPORT [JNG. EF. GRAY is prepared to SELL j AMMUNITION at Lowest Rates. CARTRIDGES, own make, £1 per hundred. K. F. GRAY, fe24 Licensed Dealer. GREAT CASE CLEARING SALE. DR APERY. DRAPERY. SIEGE RT AND EAUYEL, Beg to announce to 'heir numerous customers and o'hers that they are holding a GREAT CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY to make room for their large shipment of Winter Goods—to arrive next month. DURING THIS SATE, LASTING ONE MONTH ONLY, we shall sell THE WHOLE of our DRaPERY for CASH at LESS THAN COST PRICE. Come and judge for yourselves that we are CHEAPER, and our S'ock of Drapery SUPERIOR, than any other House in the District. We have secured the services of a FIRST CLASS DRAPER from one of the LARGEST HOUSES IN DUNEDIN, who has the management of o.tr Drapery Estalishment and who will keep nothing else but NEW, STYLISH, and MOST FASHIONABLE MATERIALS. Dressmaking*. We also have opened a DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT, and those who have already favored us with their Orders speak in the highest terms about the Good Fit, Style and Cheapness. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS IN GROCERY. IRONMONGERY, AND CROCKERY WARS. East Yellow Crystal Sugar (per bag), 3£d per lb. Best Mauritius White Sugar (per bag), from 3jd to 3|d per per lb. Sydney White Camp Sugar, No. X, 4|d, Auckland White Camp Sugar, No. 1, 4| L Currants (new ftnir), just arrive i, fid per lb, R>eme Raisins and Sultanas, 8d per lb. Candles from 81 per lb. TEAS,—This is one of onr Leading Lines, and we Sell Boxes of Tea from 13s per B*x. All oilier lines of Grocery, Ironmongery, and Crockery ware Equally Low. CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS.

TO HARVESTERS, ETC. Harvest Camps and Threshing Machines would do well to get their supplies f'\ iia during the Season, as our c»' *‘ ol ] r ! n -• -fts call MENDELSON’S stokes, . Temuka, IS.B,—Wo want our Customers and Others to know that we only keep the Vtiy Best G>'oa-Procurable. regularly at their Camps F Orders punctually.' and deliver BINDING WIRE and ALL KIN 1 " • f & Lowest Co’"’ ot .rent Rates. CORNSACKS, BJ V " iivnivn wiiru. -* - . SEWING TWINE’, jS of OIL For Sale at >DING TWINE, EGERT AND