SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1843, 22 January 1889, Page 2

SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. Johnson —Notice re wife’s debts. Temuka District High School—Will reopen on Thursday next. Geraldine Rifles —Annual meeting of company on Thursday next. F. M. Young— Offers reward for recovery of gold brooch lost at Temuka. John Brown, Milford Beach tenders for stocking and forking 137 acres. A. Metcalf, Orari Flat—lnvites tenders for stocking and forking 280 acres and cutting 100 acres. Dodge Southern Star, Geraldine—lnstallation of officers on Thursday evening next; all members requested to attend. J. Mundell & Co., auctioneers Sell live and dead, farming plant, etc., on account of Mr P. O’Raw, near South Rangitata railway station, on Wednesday next. J. Brown, Beehive Stores, Temuka—i Notifies that he has on sale best harvest requisites at moderate prices, including beat aanilla twine, various oils, forks, rakes, tents, tarpaulins, etc., etc. Gray and Montgomery, Temuka—Sell cows, shares in Temuka Dairy Factory, torse, cart, harness, scales and weights, show glasses (in the estates of G. Dyson and J. Marshall) at Temuka on Friday ; hold monthly sale of cattle, sheep, etc., on same date. On the Ist February they sell the Royal Hotel, Temuka. J. H. Baker, Commissioner Crown Lands— Important notice re lands open for settlement for sale or selection, either for cash, on deferred payment, or on !perpetual lease, at Winchester and Arundel, on and after 30th January. Drummond and Glasson, Drapers and Clothiers, Commerce House, Timaru—Draw attention to their large and superior stock of flannelettes, dresses, underclothing, hosiery, calicoes and house linen, juvenile clothing, etc., and give a number of quotations. Jas. Craig, Temuka—Requests that all* persons indebted to the late John Craig, s blacksmith, of Temuka, will pay their accounts / to Mr W. G. Aspinall; and that all persons having claims against the estate of the' late John Craig will render them to Mr Aspinall » .without delay.