SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENT.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1826, 8 December 1888, Page 2

SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENT.

J, J. Ellis, Orari—Has a strong express for Bile. Wesleyan Church, Temuka —Rev. B. S. Bunn will conduct services ta-morrow. Presbyterian Church, Temuka—Rev, ,T. Dickson will preach on “Temperance” to morrow evening. 0. G. Tripp, Orari Gorge, Woodbury— Advertises for shearers, wool-rollers, fleecepickers, sorting and odd hands, on Deo. 18tb. William Storey, Proprietor Oremorne Strawberry Terrace, Arowhenua—Has strawberries and cream for sale j also, new potatoes, Little Dnst Pan, Slater’s Old Buildings, Main Road, Timaru Notify arrival of Christmas toys and fancy goods 3 invite attention to shilling table ; liberal discount to picnic patties. J. Mundell and Co. —Publish entries for Winchester fair; sell household'furnilure and effects at Woodbury on the 14th hast., have for sale, privately, engine, combine, elevators, and threshing plant complete. J. D, Pope—Will lecture at Temuka on Monday evening on " Robert Emmet, the Irish Patriot and Martyr, and his Sweetheart, Sarah Curran 3 ” will deliver the same lecture at Geraldine on the following evening (Tuesday). S. Burrows and J. J. Heap, executors in the estate of the late Mrs E. Heap—Request that all accounts owing to the late Mrs E. Heap be paid to Mr W. Aspisall, and that all 'accounts owing by her be rendered to Mr Aspinall, Canterbury Farmers’ 00-operative Association, Timaru—Are agents for the Hornsby Reaper and Binder, and announce that as they have only a few machines left, intending purchasers will do well to book orders at once 3 full supply of extras; give list of recent field trials, ete., where Hornsby has been triumphant. J. W. Pye, Victoria House, Geraldine— Notifies that he has made large purchases of all kinds of clothing, dress materials, prints, general drapery, boots and shoes, toys and fancy goods especially for the Christmas trade, aad invites inspection 3 great bargains now being offered. Special announcement re dressmaking and millinery, James Findlay, Engineer and General Blacksmith, Temuka —important notice re the Deering All-Steel Reaper and Binder—only “ all-steel machine in market, and indestructible ” 3 after five years’ test pronounced “the farmers favorite ” ; inspection invited. Has a large stock of best twines and lubricated and yalvoline; Farmers requiring old machines repaired are requested to send them in at onoe to avoid disappointment.