SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1540, 15 January 1887, Page 3

SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

'Temuka I'ublio'School —Reopens on 24 li January, , ; H.Honter Ilrown,Hilton—lnvites tenders for harvesting 100 aerei oats. Bachelors’ Social Tea—At Temuka Wrsr leyan Ghurtb ion Wednesday evening. Clinch siisd Lloyd, Temnka—W ant tenders for irbnwork foip grain shed { close on 17tb. Geraldine floral and Horticultural Society , ' -Hold their annuel Exhibition on Thursday ne»t, . C. Newberry, Temuka—Has a good four.roomed house and quarter-acre section for /.sale. ; * St.'Joseph’s Ckurch, Temuka—Her. Father Goggan, of Wellington College, will preach Btlo.3omasß to-morrow. Ji Mundell md Co.—Will hold sale of horses on 26th January j are now receiving entries !or neconl wool sale, which will be held at an early date. Hi Williims, Wheelwright and Carriage Builder, Temuka—Thanks the publio for past support, and announces that he is pre- , . pared to make or repair all kinds of vehicles in a satisfactory manner; agricultural implements repaired; rootoattere a speciality. 3. W. Miles, The Stone Store, Temuka— Announces in our advertising columns that be has •• purchased on exceptionally favorable terms a stock of colonial and imported cloth* iog, which he is now offering very much under ordinary prices; also boots of all deepriptions—a special lot of men’e boots at ' TO* 6d. pair, usually eold at 13s 6d. We have.pleasnre ioi directing attention to the Stone Store, now under new and capable management, where a large and increasing business is being done, proving, what ut have Often aArtaed, that if the publio are as well served Tociiily they are not disposed to take their hardly-earned wages elsewhere. , Avrv,