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Temuka Leader, Issue 1483, 23 March 1886, Page 3

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TO FARMERS. THE Undersigned will be CASH PORCH ASERS of First-class ORA IN throughout the year ; also of CHICKWHEAT. Our Storage being limited, we would suggest the advisablcness of Farmers themselves holding throughout the surrounding Districts where possible. Railage and Storage will be saved if advantage be taken of a Local Market. INWOOD AND CO. Winchester, March 6lh, 1886, nolO