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Temuka Leader, Issue 1749, 12 June 1888, Page 2

J. MundeU and Co. HORSE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 20th JUNE, 1888. AT GERALDINE YARDS. I7INTRIES are now being received by the Undersigned. J. MUNDELL AND CO., ju!2 Auctioneers. SALE OP DAIRY COWS AT GERALDINE. WEDNESDAY, 20xh JUNE, 1888. JM U N D EL L & C 0have received instructions from Dr Fish to Sell by Public Auction at their SaleYards, Geraldine, on the above date— | 18 Dairy Cows, all young and of superiqr |f;.‘quality> '' 1 Shorthorn Bulls ; : ■ •' • ■ \ !' Stfe at 1 o’cltfoky | | The Auctioneers desire to remind intending that, Dr Pish having iethis Farm, the whole of bis valuable Dairy Stock is for absolute Sale. S. MUNDELL & CO., jnl2 Auctioneers. i M ESSRS BRENTON & LANGDON’S TENDER has been ACCEPTED for Building Auction Room. WEBSTER & MACDONALD. ju!2 Tenders wanted for ploughing, HARROWING and DRILLING 230 Acres Turnip Land for Oats. Tenders to be in by Saturday, Jane 16lh. Full particulars on application to ANGUS MACDONALD, ju!2 Waitui, Geraldine. TEMUKA TOWN BOARD. CONTRACT No. 23. TENDERS are invited for CARTING 500 YARDS SHINGLE, more or less. Tenders to be in not later than 5 o’clock on WEDNESDAY, June 13th, addressed to the Chairman. Specifications can be seen at the Office. GEORGE DYSON, „ ju!2 Overseer to the'Board. TO LET— A FARM of 130 Acres, for a term of Seven Years ; Lot 29 in jßeserve 1650, Apply, on the place, to FELIX ELLERY, jul2 Belfield, Orari. TRESPASS NOTICE. Anyone found trespassing on the EDUCATION RESERVE, No. 1211, leased by us will be PROSECUTED. WOODHEAD AND SON. ju7 , GERALDINE ROAD BOARD. "VT OTICE is hereby given of the iM INTENTION TO CLOSE THE ROAD AT REDCLTFP, Kakahu, the same being dangerous to traffic. A new Road has been made, and is now open for traffic, in place of the Road to be stopped. Plans showing the Road to be closed, and of the new line of Road, are now open for inspection at the Road Board Office, Geraldine. . , W. SHIERS, Clerk to Board. June 2, 1888. jus

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! “CHEAP LITERATURE FOS THE MILLION,” 1200 VOLUMES, BEING the Library of the la f e Wi. Moody, Esq., of.Burnbank, having been purchased by us for Cash, we will, on SATURDAY, the 9th Inst., Commence a GRAND SALE of the same at Prices to satisfy one and all. The intellectual area covered by the deceased gentleman in the selection of works comprised' in such a large Library as we have now the privilege of offering to the Public, is such as to almost deter us from naming all the fields of knowledge from which such a collection has been gathered. Agriculture in all its phases, soils, seasons, crops, drainage, sowing, breeding of horses, rearing of cattle and sheep, together with works on farm, estate, dairy, and garden management, veterinary .science, and all that appertains to requirements in the pursuit of agriculture, were gathered into this library in books by the most celebrated authors, English, French, Germanj American, and Colonial. Such a variety on this subject has rarely ever bean seen in any one library. Medical Works in every branch of the profession, comprising treatises on Diseases of the skin, joints, surgery, medicine, food’ homeopathy, infancy and childhood, pathology, human physiology, midwifery, toegther with treatises “on all the ills that flash is heir to,” characterises this section of this library. The well-known pursuits of this gentleman in the study of Science we need only toremind the public of to assure them that on Science such a collection has never before been seen in Canterbury, and will well repay a visit from the scientist, teacher, student, and lover of nature. It comprises works on astronomy, the microscope, meteorology, botany, physiology, chemistry, mineralogy, physios, etc., etc. Travels, biography, histry, poetry are very largtly represented. Schiller, Byron, Shakespeare, Burns, Goethe, the Aldine Poets, Poets of England, America, and France are all represented here. Glaisher, Stanley, Livingstone, Burkhardt, Sohlieman, Layard, Cook, Nordenschoff, Marcopolo, Races of Mankind, Countries of North and South America, Persia, India, Turkestan, Egypt, Afghanistan, Russia, Siberia, France, Germany, Italy, Arabia, South Sea Islands, Victoria, N,S. Wales, South Australia, Queensland, New Zealand, and many other countries are all represented in this choice selection. Theology, and the,study of saored subjects, are also found in a few .of the works of Fuller,. Henry Fawcett. Brown, and others, both ancient and modern writers. .Books out of print, loopy Hoohsettetier’s “New Zealand,” and Hooke’s “ New Zealand Flora.” The SALE will be Conducted for CASH ONLY. P. W. HUTTON & CO., ju9- . TIMARU.