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Temuka Leader, Issue 1814, 10 November 1888, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. WOOL WOOL. WOOL, i E shall hold a SALE OF WOOL at Our Rooms, Geraldine, Early in DiECEMBER. We are Prepared to f make Liberal Cash Advances on Clips consigned to us for the above Sale. No Commission charged on advances. No Charge tqr Storage, Receiving, or Delivery. J. MUNDELL & CO., nolC Auctioneers. Webster and Mapdonald. WINCHESTER FAIR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1888. are instructed to Sell as under 120 Fat Ewes 100 Fat Wethers (Freezers, shorn) 55 Ewes and Lambs. Also, A Line of Good Store Sheep 60 Head Cattle 12 Store Pigs. WEBSTER & MACDONALD, nolO Auctioneers.

WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. WE are now prepared 'to MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, Free of Commission, on all. WOOL consigned to ns for ..SALE by PUfiJilO AUCTION at on r lipcal Sales. Our Store is Commodious, and well lighted and admirably adapted for StoriTSg}Wdol, and' convenient for 1 inspecting same. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. CHARGES--LOWEST CURRENT RATES. WOOLPACKS, SEAMING TWINE, OIL,; AN!) RADDLE Os Hand, at Lowest Current Rates. WEBSTER & MACDONALD, noB ’ Auctioneers.

WALTER A. WOOD’S SINGLE-APRON HARVESTER. WE have been appointed AGENTS for this leadline in South Canterbury!; and have ; OPENED PREMISES . ' IN THE MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMARU, Where the Machine can be inspected. A Large Supply of Extras will be kept in Stoop., TWINE AND OIL Suitable; fpr the; Machine at LOWEST'CURRENT RATES. CALL AND SEE THE NEW KNOTTER. OnltTwo Pieces.' The Simplest in : ■ Use., Competedtudtj'es say this is tHe;machine OF THE -sMson. WEBSTER & MACDONALD, no 3 Tunaru aipdvGeraldihe. K. P. Gray.

WOOL. WOOL. WOOL K. &: 0- 11 A Y Begs to notify that he is now buying wool For Mr George Kettlewell, representing Mr John Beddihough, Topmaker, of Bradford, Yorkshire. He is also prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON LARGE OR SMALL CLIPS. Teems—Nett Cash on Delivery. ' K, F. GRAY, no 3 Auctioneer and Woolbroker.

FOR SALE, BY TENDER —That Valuable Property known as the GERALDINE MANSE and GLEBE; The Property consists of 33 Acres (more or less), together with a large and commodious Dwelling-house of Ten Rooms (well finished), Stable, Coach-house, and other Outbuildings thereon. The land is in its maiden state, and situated in the centre of the best wheatgrowing land in New Zealand. The adjacent farms produced 60 to 75 bushels of wheat per acre. The situation is all that could be desired, being IV, miles from Geraldine Township, 2$ miles from Orari Railway Station, and 1 mile from the Dairy I'actory. SEPARATE or JOINT TENDERS will be receivedifor the Land and Building. Xbrms—--20 pat centum cash on acceptance of tender, 10 do. do. cash at the end of first year, 10do. do. at the end of second year, 10 do. do, at the end of third year, 10 do. do. at the end of fourth year; the unpaid balance bearing interest at the rate of 7 per centum per annum. Tenders receivable at the same time FORMER SITE of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, either... Cash or Deferred Pay- . menis. Tenders to be addressed to the Undersigned, from whom all information may be obtained, to be in not later than noon on MONDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1888,— JAMES AITKBN,: Secretary Presbyterian Cburcb, Geraldine. nol ST JOSEPH S CHURCH. DOUBLE-CABINET VIEWS of the above Beautiful Church—lnterior and Exterior—to bo had for Is 61 each from 0. J, RAYNER, 006 Temuka. W- FERRIER, PHOTOGRAPHER (By Appointment to His Excellency the Governor), Ross’ Royal Arcade, Timaktj, Photos from 5s per Dozen, se6