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Temuka Leader, Issue 1799, 6 October 1888, Page 2

CHURCH, TEMUK A * KEY. E. S. BUNN. Morning, II o’clock— Subject : “ The Quarterly Ticket.”—l. Samuel, xii., 24. Evening, 6.30 o'clock— Subect: “ The Unspeakable GTt ” -11. Cor., ix., 18. Afternoon, 3 o’clock— la the Church ; Fellowship Meeting. WINCHESTER yy T OOLWORKS, WINCHESTER. HAYING completed extensive additions to the above Woolworks, 1 am now piepared to SORT and SCOUR, with quick dispatch, LARGE or SMALL CLIPS of WOOL (luting the ensuing S ason, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. My experience in the Wool Trade, extending over a peiiod of 21 yeare, together with London and Colonial Testimonials, shou'd be a sufficient guarantee as to Woikraansliip. AH IVool will be taken delivery of at Winches'er R i way Station, and when scoured will bedolivorei in Timaru Free of Charge. I have Shod Accommodation for 1000 Bales Wool ; therefore, all Wool will be under Cover while at my Woiks. oc6 P. MoCASKILL, TO FLOOKUWNER3 & OTHERS. QHARLES JOHN "J^EWBURY Having greatly Improved his Plant and Appliances is prepaid to receive LARGE or SMALL CLIPS for SCOURING. Ti e Water is the Best in South Canterbury for Scouting Purposes, and all Wool will be CAREFULLY SORTED BTSKORE TREATMENT. Carting to and from Railway Station Free. R.Terences and Prices on Application, EPWORTH TOOL WORKS, m. 6 TEMDifA. WANTED— A Respectable MIDDLEAGED WOMAN as HouaeVeepir in a small Family. Apply, by letLr, to «c2 X.Y.Z., Teinuka.