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Temuka Leader, Issue 1819, 22 November 1888, Page 2

Webster and Macdonald. FQRSALE, PRIVATELY. E are instructed by Mr Thomas Goodwin to SELL that FIIiSTOtASS FARM NEAR THE ORARI BRIDGE, containing 112 Acres (more or lais), divided into 2 Paddocka, with n rnnning stream through both ; 52 acres under a promising Crop of Canadian Qats, balance laid down in English Grass. Terms Very Easy. For further particulars B * PI VeBSTER & MACDONALD, no2o Auctioneers.

vnrrE sbsll hold our FIRST WOOL W SALE about DECEMBER 15xh. I 88 8( at our now WOOL 'and GRAIN STORE, ORARI. Farmers can sand their Clips in any time after December 1,1888. No Charge Bade if the Wool is not Sold. Advances given at ones if required. As the Store adjoins the Railway Station, Clips can be placed on Tracks without farther cost. WEBSTER & MACDONALD, 1020 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 PUBLIC AUCTION at oar Local Sales. Our Store is Commodious, and well lighted and admirably adapted for Storing Wool, and convenient for Purchasers inspecting same. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. CHARGE'?-LOWEST CURRENT rates. WOOLPACKS, SEAMING TWINE, OIL, AND RADDLE Ok Hasp, at Lowest Current Rates. WEBSTER & MACDONALD, nog Auctioneers.

WALTER A. WOOD’S SINGLE-APBON HAEVE3TEE. w E have been appointed AGENTS for this Machine 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 Stock. TWINE AND OIL Suitable for the Machine at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. CALL AND SEE THE NEW KNOTTER. Only Two Pieces. The Simplest in Use. Competent Judges say THIS IS THE MACHINE OF THE SEASON. WEBSTER & MACDONALD, 803 Timaru and Geraldine.

K. P. Gray. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND •DEAD STOCK ■' at BROADGREEN, TEMUKA, ON WEDNESDAY, the sth DECEMBER, 1888. XT’ F. . Q E A Y j\. has been favored with instructions from B. Waddell, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, on the above Farm, lately occupied by Mrs Macksazie, on the above date, * 12 First-Class Dairy Cows Double-Seated Buggy, Set Harness Household Furniture, consisting of: 1 Suite Furniture (in horse hair), Brussels Carpet (14 z 12), Chest Drawers, Bedsteads and Bedding, etc., etc., etc. Sale at 1 o’clock. K. P. GRAY, 1020 Auctioneer.

WOOL. WOOL. WOOL K. F. G RA T Begs to notify that he is now BUY I N G W 0 0 L For Mr Georgs Kettlewoll, representing Mr John Reddihougb, Topmaker, of Bradford, Yorkshire. He is also prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON LARGE OR SMALL CLIPS. Turn— Nett Cash on Delivery. K. E. GRAY, ao3 Auctioneer and Woolbroker. Q.&T. YOUNG, IMPORTERS, practical watchmakers, and ! ’ JEWELLERS. WE have opened out THIS WEEK. 4 Oases ELECTRO-PLATED and SILVER GOODS, Comprising the Latest Novelties and Designs from the Home Markets. We have also received a large addition to our Stock of Gold and Silver Watches, and would respectfully invite intending purchasers to inspect our Stock More purchasing. W« have revised all our prices, and they w 32 now kn found the Lowest in Timarn. Repairing thoroughly executed. Satisfaction guaranteed. Note the Address— G. ft T. YOUNG, GREAT NORTH ROAD, TfMARU. no!6 SUBSCRIBERS are requested to immedfotely report to this Office and irregularity iwjiich may occur in the | dettmj of ibW pm**-- 1