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Temuka Leader, Issue 1856, 21 February 1889, Page 1

ZEALAND! A BOOTS. HAVE the Highest Reputation in the Colonies, Pronounced at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition os the Finest in the Whole Exhibition. For Substantial I .Wear they are the EES'! IN THE WORLD. Buy a Fair of Zealandius and you will never use any other Brand. Our Patented Paragon Boot and Indestructable Toes for Boys and Girls are a SPLENDID LINE FOR HARD WEAR None are Genuine unless Branded oo the Sole cl And Every Pair is ABSOLUTELY WAR RANTED to Give GOOD WEAR. So’d by the Leading Boot Dealers and Country Stores throughout New Zealand and Wholesale b*' UGHTBAND ALLAN AND GO. de!3 CHRISTCHRRCHk HORNSBY KE A PEE AND BINDER. “ Monarch of the Harvest Fiel h ’ k S "0 have only a Few Machines left Unsold, intending Purchasers would do well to BOOK THEIR ORDERS AT ONCE, >o prevent disappointment. PRICE—£SS AT ITMARU. A full supply of EXTRAS always in Stock, and obtainable by Farmers at any tune during ihe Season. BTIIL triumphant. The “HORNSBY" has taken FIRST PRIZE at the following FIELD TRIALS heid in Ausir.oia this Season, benites numerous similar Awards at the AgriculrurulShown: 31st Oct.—At Inglewood (N.S.W.), hunting McCortniolc, Osborne, and Massey Ist Nov,—-At ‘Wagga Wagga (Yict.), beat ing McCormick, Woo l, and Osborne, 19th Nov.—At Char'ton (Viet.), beating .Massey and McCormick. 23rd Nov.—At Geeiong (Y.ct,), Expert Trial, beating McCormick, Wood, and ■. Massey. 23rd Nov.— At Geelong (Yc f .), Farmers : . Tna 1 , beat,mg McCormick. The Prize Won at Geeiong is a Trophy worth £26, the most valuable Fiizs offered in the Colonies. CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-IIYE ASSOCIATION (LimitbdV i(6 Agents, TJMARU. NOTICE TO FARMERS. I HAVE,much Pleasure in announcing that 1 am Prepared to Undert.ke the REPAIRING and ADJUSTING K EAI 'EU6 AN D Bi N DKRS Good Workmanship Guaranteed. EXTRAS AND GOOD LUBRICATING OILS KEPT IN STOCK. TINWARE of all Descriptions Repaired or Made to Order, \ - • CHARGES MODERATE. J. H. f ALKEE, jr»B Andkewvil .e, Temuka. JOHN SIM WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, • JEWELLER, Etc.. BEGS to intimate to the inhabitants of Temuka and Surrounding Districts that he has PURCHASED the W4TOK MAKING and JEWELLERY BUSINE-G in MAIN STREET, TEMUKA, lately carried on by Mr E. Murray, and hopes by diligent attention to business, good work manship and moderate charges, to merit continuance of the liberal support accorded l o his predecessor. A large and will-chosen assortment of English and Foreign Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, Jewellery, etc., ac LOWEST PRICES.," J.S. being a practical workman, with m-pr ten years’ Home and Colonial experience, Customers may depend that orders entrusted to him will bo SATISFACTORILY EXECUTED. feW JOHN SIM. TRESPASS NOTICE. PERSONS found TRESPASSING o„ my Laud at MILFORD will be PROSECUTED according to Law. WILLIAM HOLWELL, jut Milford, Mercantile ■& bankruptcy GAZETTE OP NEW ZEALAND (with which x* incorporated "tr« WRKKIY ADVBimSKK ") Published Every Saturday Morning, Contains : Particulars of Bill of Sale, St ok Mortgages, Liens on Wool nod on Cm. h, Bailments, Affidavits of Satisfaction, Bn kruptcy Petitions and, Discharges, etc,, d I during each week. Also carefully-revised Fhare and Prodm-e Market Reports; Late* Lsga Declaim j Original Articles, illustrating the worki.>g of Commercial Law, and interesting «. i valuable matter. Absolutely Indispensable to tho Safety .. f Ail {V,iriv-». To-*m» i PI 7k dd (mo!uding Digest) p. e annum, Strictly {.-ayabio in advance. Free Sample < apir-s obt«iti«bUi (row t.si Propri'.'tfuo, R. WHEELER and Co. D wne din. THE NEW ZEALAND PROTECTION OF REDH’O TP SOul- 'i'Y is also in ye ■ neotion with tho above Gazette, and the fc oietY po»«a**es unrivaited facilities for KkUABT.R PfiXTATH IHROKMATIOH SB to l. o commercial ataadieg of individuals. Fur PoitiouLrs npply Office Duadix», ms $