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Temuka Leader, Issue 1339, 12 May 1885, Page 2

K. P. Gray. . NN UAL SPECIAL SALE or FA F AND STORE PIGS. THURSDAY, 14th MAY, 1835. On account of several clients—--100 Fat Bacon Pigs 100 100 Store Pigs 100 Cn account of Messrs Wareing Bros., 200 Prime Fat Bacon Pigs 200 80 Store Pigs 80 Pure Berkshire Boars 4 The Auctioneers, having inspected this line, can confidently guarantee the quality, as they are all grain-fed and really prime. Further Entries up to hour of Sale. Sale at 2 o'clock. K. F. GRAY, myl2 Auctioneer. SOUTHLAND. LAND. ALL AND 6300 AOffiS 6300 Which we can dispose of in FARMS OF FROM 153 ACRES AND UPWARDS. PRICE, £3 to £5 AN ACRE. We are not laying down any hard and ffist tenns, but are open to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. The WHOLE of the PURCHASE MONEY may remain UNPAID (if required) FOR A TERM OF YEARS. INTEREST will be Charged at an EXCEEDINGLY LOW RATE, and, if required, an arrangement can be made for NO INTEREST TO BE PAID THE FIRST YEAR. OF THE LAND ITSELF We may say it consists of LOW ROLLING DOWNB, all Ploughable, with Permanent Streams in the "V alleys, and is situated four and a half to nine miles from three or four Railway Stations on the Main Lino from Dunedin to Invercargill, to that Produce or Sheep for Freezing can be sent to either Market. GOAL is found almoefc everywhere, and as a good BUSH (Reserved by Government), is within a mile of most of the Land (a License to Cut can be obtained for LI a year), FENCING MATERIAL IS VERY CHEAP, as also is BUILDING TIMBER. We again wish to impress on Farmers and others, especially. Small Farmers and Contractors with Farming Plant, the following facts: — That on the small holdings they have here all tbey can make is a bare living, and that year by year they grow older, but no better off, and that year by year the value of agricultural land is becoming steadier, and more difficult for people of small means to acquire. Especially has it done so in this district. And whether they would not be wise to purchase larger farms in Southland, off which they not only can make a belter living but which must inorease in value as settlement progresses. Another important point to conlider is that with the price of grain as low as it is now, far more is to be made by Stock producing, than by grain ; and that there is no bettor grass and turnip land than in Southland, There nre a number of Settlers in the neighbourhood who purchased from us, and who are now doing well. HALL & MEASON, Timaru. K. F. GRAY, Temuka. ap24 OATS. Best Canadians, Is 9d per bushel) « ag j i „ Tartarians, Is 8d ~ ( These Prices are for really FIRSTCLASS SAMPLES, free from Seeds or Rubbish. WINCHESTER MILLS. May 7, 1885. TEMUKA TOWN BOARD. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this Board will at next ordinary meeting, to be held on June 3rd, 1885, STRIFE A GENERAL RATE of a HALF-PENNY in the £ on the Rateable Value of the District, such Rate to be for the year ending March 31, 1886, and to be payable in oue sum on the 3rd August, 1885. The RATE BOOK is now OPEN FOR INSPECTION at the Board Office. GEORGE DYSON, my 9 Clerk to Board. JBS JOHN KENNEDY, DECEASED. A LL ACOUNTS OWING to the late . MR JOHN KENNEDY, Blacksmith, Geraldine, must be PAID AT ONCE to MR E. HARDCASTLE, Commission Agent, Geraldine, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. AH ACCOUNTS AGAINST the Estate must be rendered in detail before the 31st inst., or they will not be recognised. By order of the Trustees. Geraldine, May 7th. m y 7 NOTICE. r\ over 'Three Months owing to the Firm of THOMSON AND SMITH must be PAID IMMEDIATELY. Unless done so, PROCEEDINGS will be taken to recover the same without further notice. iay2 THOMSON AND SMITH. SUBKuRIBErtS are requested to immediately report to this Office aay irregularity which may l»ccur s in the dblivery of ttwir papers