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Temuka Leader, Issue 1689, 21 January 1888, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARV^|pS. GERALDINE MONTHLY STOUK SALE. ENTRIES are now being BECEIYBD bv the Auctioneers. 7 j. mundell & CO. w. S. Maslin. MONDAY WS. ■ M A S L I N has received instructidns from MrH.'Fauve) to Sell by Auction at his Residence Allnutt S'reet, Temnka, on MONDAY NEXT, 23rd INSTANT, The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of— Superior Donble Iron Bedstead, Spring Mattress, 4 Single Iren Bedsteads and Mattresses, 2 Chesta of Drawers, Wasbstands, Dressing Tables, Bedroom Ware, Brussel, and other Carpets, Spring Sofa-m Hair Cloth, Cedar Table, Chairs, Dressing Glasses. Clocks, Cheffionier, Dresser and Shelves, Colonial Couch, Dimog Table, Fire Guard, Fenders and Irons, A Large Quantity of Chins and Glass* ware, Superior Reading Lamp with Rochester Burner and'other Lamps, Kitchen Utensils. Backets Washbstlis, Mangle, Garden Topis, Da-ry Utensils, 1 Quiet Cow, and a boat of Bundriss too numerous to pirticularbe. Also-. * : f Horsehair Suite • 1 Oheffioneer 1 Night Commode, etc. ’ j Sale at 12.30 sharp. Ah Mr Fanvel is leaving Ke# Zealand next day the whole will bo for absolute Mle< W. S. MASLIN, ! < j a l7 Auctioneer.' K. F. Gray. F 0 R S. A L E EPWORTH FARM, close to Tatnaks. This Splendid Property consists of One Hundred Acres of First-class Land, with all the Improvements thereon; to bo sold in one lot, 0 r in lotsto suit purchasers. Full particulars t,o be obtained from mr john Meyer, / j Or K, F. GRAY, Auctioneer, January 9th, 1888.

F O R / S A L B 59 A 3RES OF FIRST-CLASS LAND IN THE RANQITIRA VALLEY (Kive Mi'es from Tenanka). It ,ie Watered by the nevef-failing Rangilira Creek, Well Planted with Forest.Trees,Divided into Three Well-fenced PadAcres in Grass, i 22 Acres Fallow, 8 Acres in Wheat; Beautiful Situation for a House, and every inch of it is Grand Wl.eal-RrowiogTiand. Apply to JOHN BRADDICK, Mount Pleasant, Banenira Valley. Or OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. ja!7 .

TO FARMERS AND CONTRACTORS. I HAVE iußt opened up a large, S oak of harvesting requisites for the present Season, which I intend , t() Sell at VERY LOW PRICES, consisting of the following— CORN SACKS, full size BINDING TWINE, Manilla*Hemp HAY FORKS Ecglebert’a LUBRICATING, CAS* TOR, and COLZA OILS OIL FEEDERS. GAMPS SUPPLIED. J. BROWN, ap23 Beehitre Stores, Temuka,

ONE POUND REWARD.: LOST, from Woodbury—A DARK BROWN GELDING, about 15 bands ; no visible brand. . The above Reward will bo Paid to anyone returning it to F. FLATMANi Woodbury. Or B. BOWIE, Timaru. ' ja2l £1 REWARD. ■ ' STRAYED or STOLEN from J, G. Buddeoklau’s Station, on the Uth J .nuarj -A SHEEP DOG ,* black and tan, a slit in tb'e back of the right ear, a scratch on top of the nose; answers to ihe name of “ Danger.” Anyone giving' nny ioformatioa at Mr Ruddenklaus Station as to the dog’s whereabouts will receive the above reward, ja”l

TEMUKA PUBLIC POUND. IMPOUNDED, wandering on Bae'js Road, near Terrace Road, vVaitohi, on MONDAY, 9th January, 1888— 1 WHITE HEIFER, branded like JP (cor joined) or g on near rump; slightly turned-in horns. 1 1 1 RED STEER, branded like JP (conjoined) or g on near rump; white on forehead nud nose, slightly turned-in horns, while under belly, white on each flank. 1 BED and WHITE STEER, brand like JP (conjoined) or g on near rump ; slightly tnrned-in horns, small star on forehead, white and rad, under belly, white spotted on each flank. If not released on or before WRDNES?D&.Y, 25tb January, 1888, at noon, will be SOLD to defray eToenses. be JOHN LAWSON, Poundkeeper and Ranger, 'limnka, Uth January, 1888. j 0.2