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Temuka Leader, Issue 1687, 17 January 1888, Page 2

SHIPPING. PORT OF TIMARU. ABBZVKD. Jan. 13—Koranui, 8.8., 301 tons, Oliver, from the North. Jan. 14—Herald, 5.8., 3?6 tons, Jones, from Donedin. Jm. 13 —Spray, schooner, 50 tons, Clmkson, from Invercargill. Jan. 14— Mahinapua, s.s., 205 tons, Holmes, from Dunedin. Jan. 14—Omapere, s.s., 376 tons, Smith, from Dunedin. Jan. 15—Maud Graham, schooner, 84 tons, Fitzgerald, from Lyttelton. baiwd. Jan. 13—Fifeshire, s.s., 6000 tons, Millar, for London, via Uamarn and Port Chalmers. Jan. 13—Herald, s.s., 376 tons, Jones, for the North. Jan. 13—Koranui, s.s,, 301 tons, Oliver, for the North. Jan. 14—Mahinapua, s.s., 206 tons, Holmes, for Northern Ports. Jan. 14—Oban, s.s., 410 tons, Barneche, for the North.

J. Mundell and 00. CLEARING SALE OF LAND, LIVE STOCK, &c. FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1888. J MUNDELL AND _ CO, , instructed by Mr J. D. Soobie, will Sell by Public Auction, at his Homestead, close to Hilton Hotel, on tbe above date, A neat little Farm of subdivided into 3 Paddocks, together with 2-Roomed Dwelling-House, Dairy and Outbuildings thereon. Also, 8 Dairy Cows (in milk) v .3 Yearling Cattle 1 Harness Horse 1 Light Express Waggon (almost now) 1 Set of Harness 7 Pigs, and Sundries. Sale at 12 o’olock. As Mr Scnbio is leaving the district, the whole is for absolute sale. J. MUNDELL AND 00., j H I2 • Auctioneers.

K. P. Gray. F 0 K SAL E EPWORTH FARM, dope to Temnka. This Splendid Property consists of One Uundred Acres of First-class Land, wiih all tlie Improvements thereon; to be sold in one lot, or in lotato suit purchasers. Pull particulars to bo obtained from MR JOHN MEYER, Or K. F. GRAY, ' Auctioneer. January 9<b, 1888. JulO

W.S. Maalin. W S. M A S L IN , h«s received instructions from Mr H. Fauvel to Sell by Auction at his Residenc*, Allnuft S raet, Temuka, on MONDAF ISEXT, 23rd INSTANT, The whole of his Household furniture and Effects, consisting of— Superior Double Iron Bedstead, Spring Matties*, 4 Single Irani Bedsteads and Matlreiaes, 2 Chests of Drawers, Washstnnds, Dressing Tables, Bedroom Were, Brussels and other Carpets, Spring Sofa in Hair Cioth, ' Cedar Table, Chaiis, Dressing Glasses. Clocks, Chtffionier, Dresser and Shelves, Colonial Couch, Dining Table, Fire Guard, Fenders and Irons, A Large Quantity of Chin* and Glassware, Superl r Reading Lamp with Rochester Burner and other Lamps, Kitchen D'enails, Buckets, Washbathe, Mangle, Garden Tools, Dairy Utensils, 1 Quiet Cow, Firewood, and a host of Sundries too numerous to particularise, Sale'at 12.30 sharp. As Mr Paovel is leaving New Zealand next day the whole will be for absolute •ale. W. S. MASLIN, ja!7 Auctioneer.

FO R S A L ft 59 ADRE9 OF FIRST-CLASS \LAND IN IHE RANGITIRA VALLEY (Fire Miles from Temuka). It i« Watered by the never-failing Rang!lira Creek,; Well Planted with Forest Trees, Divided into Three Well-fenced Paddocks—29 Acres io Grass, 22 Acrea Fallow, 8 Acres in Wheat. Beautiful Situation for a House, and every inch of it is Grand Wheal-growing Land. Apply to JOHN BRADDIOK, Mount Pleasant, Rangitira Valley. Or OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. j«l7 ‘ LET AND FOR SALE - Several very desirable RESIDENCES. Rents Moderate. Every opportunity given to respectable men to purchase Homes on Easy Terms. Apply A* W. GAZE, Main Street, Temuka, ja22

AROWHBNUA TOWN BOARD. After thi. dat* aii business in connection with the above Board will be TRANSACTED at the BOARD’S OFFICE, WILKIN STREET, AROW HEN DA. The Cleric will be in attendance on TUESDAYS end THURSDAYS from 9SO to 5.30 p.in, until further no' 'p«*. A. W. GAZE, Clerk. J ii-naiy 12th, 1888. jGi