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Temuka Leader, Issue 1711, 15 March 1888, Page 2

J. Mundell and Go. RAM AND EWE SALE. TUESDAY, 27ih MARCH, 188 T. AT GERALDINE YARDS. I ENTRIES for the above are now being 'j received. k : ’V J. MUNDELL AND CO., mrlS Auctioneers. William Collins & Go. WILLIAM COLLINS & GO., AUCTIONEERS, WOOL, & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, A BE PROMPT CASH BUYERS, and will give the Highest Figure for—--5000 Sacks Danish OATS 5000 do Canadian do 3000 do Sparrowbill do 3000 do Tartarian do 1500 do Dun do 4000 do Fowl Wheat.

We are also Buyers of Sheepskins (preference gif en to Fret zees’ and Batchers’ Skins) at the Tunaru Wool Works or at eur Auction Rooms. Cash on Delivery JgS Money lo Land. Bills Discounted. Derwent Potatoes wo are Prepared to Bu for April, May, and June Delivery. mr6 FOR SALE —BO ACRES of Good OATEN STRAW. Will be Sleeked and ready about 16th inst. Apply T. CORBETT, mig Woodbury.

Tenders wanted for falling and CUTTING UP. GUMS and OTHER TREES at this Station, at per Cord, Fifteen Oorda Guaranteed. Tenders to be aant in bj the 24tb INSTANT. Four Peake, L. WALKER. Woodbury. mrls GRAIN CARTING. Tenders wanted for carting about 3000 BUSHELS of OATS to WINCHESTER, from Pleasant Valley. Tenders close on THURSDAY, the 22nd. mr!6 ■ SLACK. TENDERS. : fTIENDERS are invited for PAINTING X the AROWHpUA HOTEL. Specifications caii.be seen, on application to the undersigned; h Tenders close ate-fc p.m. 17th instant. No tender necessarily accepted. miilS i .M. SCANNELL. ~ PRELIMINARY notice. A GRAND CONCERT in AID of the INCIDENTAL FUND of the TEMUKA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL will be given in the VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA, on THURSDAY, 22nd March, 1888, at 8 p.m. Admission —Front Seats 2*, Back Seats Is, Children half price. Progvoiaalo in future Advertieeioente HENRY A. ROUT, w tls «- ■ Secretary. WOODBURY RACES. EASTER MONDAY. •VTOMINATIONS for Handicap Hurdles, All-Aged Handicap District Race, and Woodbury Cup to be sent to the Secretary not later than March 19th, and ACCEPTANCES for same March 30th. See programmes, containing nomination and qualification fees. J. H. DEAN,mr!3 1 Hon. Sec.

To Ihe Chairman : (Jeraldina Town Board. WE, the Undersigned, respectfully request that you will ba good enough to Proclaim SATURDAY, March 17th, a PUBLIC HOLIDAY from 11 •a m. until 7 p.i*., instead of the usual THURSDAY HALF-HOLIDAY, the Former being the Occasion of the GeraL idine Public Sparta — B. H. Pearpoint A. Baker M. Connolly James W. Pya ' White and Co. H. B. Webst r Tatker and C 6. K. Dario w ‘ A. Husk its John Houghton William Colbert A. E, Hawkins J. Cunningham JB. N. Hiskins J. Pizzey. 1 have much pleasure in Proclaiming SATURDAY, March 17tb, a PUBLIC HOLIDAY from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. JOHN MUNDELL, Chairman Geraldine Town Board. mrl6 ' ~ NEW ZEALAN D RAILWAYS. RETURN TICKETS TO TINWALD FOR RAM FAIR, 16th MARCH. Robert Morrison C. B. Eichbaunu, pro J. J. H, Win. Coltman A. Fisher Jas. Riordan W. T. Stonehouse T. G. Fyfe W. A. Sherratt and Co. B. Gibson N. Dunlop & Co. Win, Clark & Co. J. Huff-y CIATOBDaT RETURN TICKETS to TIN WALD will bo issued at .CHRISTCHURCH, TIMARU, and Intermediate stations for i?w IVain on 16th inst., available for return game day. The Ticket* w'll be available for travelling to and from Tinwsld Station •nly.i mrl6 BY ORDER.