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Temuka Leader, Issue 1348, 2 June 1885, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,188 a. GERALDINES’ MONTHLY STOCK SALE. ffIHE ful'owing En'ries have beon received by I lie Uuderelgiud, viz. : 350 Halfbred Sheep (fat) 48 H-ilfbred Sheep (2 tooth) 120 J-Uck Lambs, a good lot 250 Merino Ewe-, in Lamb to Longwoolled Rmns. 20 Head Spayed Heifers, in forward condition. 9 Cows and Ileif-rs, springing to calve 9 (good quality.) 10 " Pigs, good stores. 10 Horses, etc. Additional Entries to hour of S do. J. MUNDELL & CO. j„2 Auctioneers. UNDER DISTRESS WARRANT 350 48 120 250 20 CLIFF v. CAMERON. ON THURSDAY, the 4th Day of JUNE, at WINCHESTER, unless previously settled, will be Sold by Public Auction, the undermentioned — 1 COW 1 HEIFER 2 LAMBS (superior breed) 2 SHEEP DOGS (superior). W. WILLS, ii,2 Bailiff. I BEG to Return my SINCERE THANKS to Dr Hates for his skilful treatment; to Mrs Hendkbson for her kindness ; and to those wbo sent me presents, and those who sat with me and visited me during my illnessjn2 THOMAS GILBERT. Messrs tasker and co., Butchers, Geraldine, Beg to inform their Friends and the Public generally that they have DISPOSED OF THEIR BUSINESS TO MR W. LAWSON, of the Geraldine Butchery, and they would request their Friends to accord to Mr Lawson the same liberal patronage which has been accorded to themselves in the past, as they feel sure Mr Lawson will keep up the high character they have gained for quality of meat combined with cheapness. ALL must be PAID to Mr W. POSTLETHWAITE, whos 0 Receipt only will be recognised. ju2 SL AUGET RR HU USE NOTICE^ -jrrOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the next sitting of the Geraldine County Council, I, the undersigned, will APPLY for a LICENSE, to SLAUGHTER Large and Small Cattle, at the Yards formerly licensed on R.S. 10459, near Geraldine. (Signed). W. H. LODGE. - Geraldine, May 291 h, 1885. WINCHESTER MILLS. Messrs all an and carter will hereafter ACT AS OUR AGENTS in TEMUKA, and will Sell Produce at Mill Prices, INWOOD & CO. May 26th, 1885. ALLAN’& CARTER, Agents for the . Winchester Mills, have on Sale, in any Quantity, at Mill Prices— FLOUR (best), in Sacks, XOOlbs and 50Ibs CRUSHED OATS (best), Shsrt and Long SHARPS BRAN BARLEY MEAL, WHEAT MEAL CHICK W HEAT, Whole and Broken. The Flour is quaranfeed to be a Really First-class Article, fully Equal to Oamaru Make. The Crushed Oats are thoroughly Sonod, Clean Grain, free from Seeds and Rubbish, and are full Value for the Money. ruy2B MILFORD FLOUR AND GRISTING MILLS. Established upwards of Twenty Years. XT T\ICkENSON begs to in- . JUL JL/ limate to the public of nuka and District that he has apQted MESSRS SIEQERT & FAUVEL ENTS for the above well and favorably iwo Mils. They have in stock a large supply of the FINEST SILK-DRESSED FLOUR, in 501 b, 1001 b and 2001 b bags. The quality of this Flour is acknowledged the Best in the market, and the Price is exceptionally Low. BRAN and SHARPS in any Quantity. CRUSHING AND GRISTING AS PER ARRANGEMENT. J. H. DICKENSON, my3o Milford Flour Mill. Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.— ln all outward complain u a desperate effort should be made to at once remove these annoying infirmities, and of establishing a cure. The remarkable remedies discovered by Professor Holloway will satisfactorily aoc. mplish this desirable result, without any of those daggers or drawbacks which attend the old me'hod ot treating ulcerative inflamma'iot s, 8-to‘uloiis affections, and scorbutic annoyances. the most timid invalh-s may use both the Ointment and Pills with the utmost safety wit h certain success, provided a moderate attention be bestowed on their accompanying “ Directions.” Both the prepara lions s.othe, heal, and purify. The onanists the other materially in effecting cures and renewing strength by helping exhausted nature Just when she needs snob succour.