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Temuka Leader, Issue 1560, 26 March 1887, Page 2

WANTED - A Few GOOD PICK and SHOVEL MEN for day nod contract work; Also, TWO CAR* RENTERS. Apply at the Mill. tmS4 J. T. M. BATHURST. ANTED- A SMART BOY for I the PAINTING TRADE. Apply to A. W. BURRIDQE, Painter, Etc., 'n,)24 Temuka. WANTED— 40 or 50 ACRES of Good Wheat-Growing Land for one crop. Apply by letter to Q.C., mrlO Temuka Leader Office. WANTED TO PURCHASE—FOWL WHEAT, in any quantity for Cash. A. R. ALLAN, Storekeeper, fe!s Temuka. PUBLIC NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have APPLIED to the Geraldine County Council to TRANSFER MY SLAUGHTERHOUSE LICENSE from Native Reserve 881 to part R.S. 6363, Epworth. DANIEL McOALLUM. Temuka, March 16th, 1887. mr26 PUBLIC NOTICE. D B H JTS p e e b May be CONSULTED at METRO* POLITAN TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Cashel Street, Christchurch, from 14th APRIL to END OF MONTH. mr22 APOLOGY.— The Editor of this paper hereby expresses unqualified regret that anything which has been pub* liabed in these columns, and which might be taken to reflect on the character and conduct of Mr Joseph Ivess, haa caused him annoyance. NOTICE. A NYONE FOUND TRESPASSING with DOG or GUN on ELLERS* LIE FARM, HILTON, will be PROSECUTED. mr26 TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING in pursuit of game or otherwise in the Temuka Dairy Factory Paddock or Thomson’s Boiling Down Paddock will be PROSECUTED according to law, mr26 H. OLDFIELD. LNY PERSONS found TRESPASSING on the AROWHENUA or VERSLEA ESTATES, in search of me, will be PROSECUTED. nr 24 A. M. CLARK. TO FARMERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS.—We are now prepared to STORE st our Siding about 12,000 SACKS of GRAIN at Lowest Rates, and are open to make special arrangements for parcels par* ticnlarly suited to our own requirements. Farmers of the Geraldine County who intend to hold any description of produce, will find it to their advantage to store with us. Rail* way freight will be saved meantime, while every advantage will be presented for effecting sales in ANY MARKET. We are also open to receive commissions for sale or purchase of grain, and to procure any class of goods to order of farmers. Advances made on Produce at Lowest Current Rates. INWOOD & CO. no lo Winchester. GUNS AND AMMUNITION. I HAVE much pleasure in inviting Sportsmen to Inspect my NEW STOCK OF GUNS, All of which are MADE TO MY OWN ORDER. AMMUNITION of Every Description, and Every Requisite for Sporting Purposes. As I am about to dispose of my business MY PRICES ARE CONSIDERABLY REDUCED. T. G. ROWLEY, mr22 TIMARU. SPORTING SPORTING 1 1 SPORTING !!! I A VINO received My NEW STOCK , of AMMUNITION FOR THIS ASON lam now prepared to Sell at LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES. Best Made Cartridges—2os and 18s per 100. K. F. GRAY. N.B.—BEST CURTIS & HARVEY’S POWDER KEPT. GUNS AND_AMMUNITION. [HAVE now received ray Season’s Stock of GUNS AND AMMUNITION, ind invite the Inspection of Sportsmen, 'he Guns for Value have never b.en quailed in South Canterburv MyStock of AMMUNITION is of the VERY BEcsT QUALITY. Cartridges loaded with the fery Beat Materials only, and any charge f Powder or number of Shot required by n -"stamen. P ;; ; * a few of JOHNS- PATENT SHELLS, IUTOMATIO Sij.. '-nie object at 'arranted effective on a s... D • 30 yards. I am also prepared to undertake ALL IINDS of REPAIRS to GUNS, etc., etc. JAS. FINDLAY, INGINBEB AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, elB T E M T> K Memorandum the Shortest bis P*p4t