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Temuka Leader, Issue 1345, 26 May 1885, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. THIS DAY TREES TREES. TREES. TUESDAY, MAY 26th, 1885. J MUNDELL & CO , have received instructions from Messrs Coombs and Chapman, to sell by Puhdc Auction at their Nursery, Geraldine, on the above date, 2000 FRUIT TREES, Consisting? of Apple, Pear, Peach, Currant, Gooseberry, etc., etc. 3000 Pious Insignia 1000 Macrocarpa 1000 Lawsoniana 1000 Larch and Ash Trees Holly, Rose Trees, and Ornamental Shrubs in Great Yariety 2 Tons Derwent Potatoes 20 Sacks Carrots 10 Pigs, Good Stores. my2l Sale at 12 o’clock. Luncheon Provided. J. MUNDELL & CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3kd, 1885. rpHE MONTHLY STOCK SALE. AT GERALDINE SALEYARDS. my 23 Tenders wanted for the lease of the BLACKSMITH’S SHOP, and 4-ROOMED HOUSE in Geraldine, lately occupied by John Kennedy (deceased). This Shop has a splendid business connection, and will be let for six years; the stand is a really good one. This is a grand opportunity for a good tradesman, Full particulars can be obtained from the undersigned, and Tenders will be received by them till 5 o’clock on Wednesday 27th May, 1885. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J MUNDELL & CO., my!6 Auctioneers. SOUTHLAND LAND. ALL AND J^J-EASON HAVE 6300 AORM 6300 Which we can dispose of in FARMS OF FROM .150 ACRES AND UPWARDS. PRICE, £3 to £5 AN ACRE. We are not laying down any hard and fast terms, but are open to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. The WHOLE of the PURCHASE MONEY may remain UNPAID (it required) FOR A TERM OP 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 Ye may say it consists of LOW ROLLING )OWNS, all Ploughable, with Permanent breams in the Yalleys, and is situated four nd a half to nine miles from three or four tailway Stations on the Main Line from lunedin to Invercargill, so that Produce or beep for Freezing can be sent to either larket. COAL is found almost everywhere, and as good BUSH (Reserved by Government), is uthin a mile of most of the Land (a License o Cut can be obtained for LI & year), FENCING MATERIAL ISYERY CHEAP, s also is BUILDING TIMBER. We again wish to impress on Farmers and there, especially Small Farmers and Conractors with Farming Plant, the following acts: — That on the small holdings they have here 11 they can make is a bare living, and that ear by year they grow older, but no better ff, and that year by year the value of agri* ultural land is becoming steadier, and more iffioult for people of small means to acquire. Ispecially has it done so in ibis district, md whether they would not be wise to purbase larger farms in Southland, off which hoy not only can make a better living but duch must increase in value as settlement regresses. Another important point to con* ider is that with the price of grain as low as , is now, far more is to be made by Stock reducing, than by grain ; and that there is o better grass and turnip land than in outhland, There are a number of Settlers j the neighbourhood who purchased from s, and who are now doing well. HALL & MBASON, Timaru. K. F. GRAY, Temuka. ap24 V. R. PROPERTY ASSESSMENT. Applications are invited from thoroughly competent Valuers who are willing to act as Assessors for the next Triennial Assessment, which will be commenced on or about Ist August. A memorandum stating the nature of the duties to be performed, and forms of application, may be obtained by applying personally or by letter addressed to the Postmaster at any Post Office which is a Telegraph or Money Order Office. References will, in all cases, be required. J. SPERREY, Commissioner. Property Tax Department, Wellington, 4th May, 1885. ray 9 TREES. TREES TREES. OXFORD NURSERY, TEMUKA. HEBLBAND w. w Desires to inform his Customers that he has a LARGE J COLLECTION OF FRUIT AND FOREST TREES To Choose from, and that he intends SELLING AT A GREAT SACRIFICE To make room for other Nursery Stock | that he has on hand. He invites inspection of the Finest Collection of APPLES in South Canterbury. G. SMITH, m yl4 Manager