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Temuka Leader, Issue 1868, 21 March 1889, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. GERALDINE RACES. AUCTION SALE OF PRIVILEGES. THURSDAY, 4th APRIL, 1889. JM UND EL L AND CO. have received instructions from the Geraldine Racing Club to Sell by Public Auction, at their SALEROOMS, GERALDINE, on the above date, the PRIVILEGES in connection with the Forthcoming Race Meeting, consisting of—--5 BOOTHS GATES CARDS GAMES And HORSE YARDS. rar‘2L

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF AN EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE AT WOODS IDE, PLEASANT VALLEY, ON TUESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1889. JMUNDELL & CO. favored wiOi instructions from Wm. Upton Slack, Esq., Woodside, will sell by Public Auction, at the homestead, oa the above date, the whole of his Live Stock and Farming Plant, consisting of Draught Horses Light Harness Horses Upstanding Hacknov Horses Purebred Shorthorn Cattle Dairy Cows Sheep, Pigs, And a large quantity ot Fanning Implements, Carriages, Harness, &o. Hour of Salo and full particulars in future advertisement. J. MUNDELL & CO., mr 22 Auctioneers.

Webster and Macdonald. T o E T - A Nine-Roomed DWELLING-HOUSE, with 40 Acres of Land and firstclass Stable and Outbuildings, situated about | of a mile from Geraldine. For further particulars appiy to WEBSTER & MACDONALD, Auctioneers, 10 Geraldine. nr!2 Gray and Montgomery. srain storage. RAY AND jyj’ONTGOMEBY -3 rhn Farmers of Beg to announce to the Farmers of Winchester and ila Vicinity that they have ikon a Lease of MR INWOOD S WELL KNOWN GRAIN STORE. ’his Store is Large and Commodious, and almost Vermin-Proof, with Railway Siding up to tho Door*. IL SO LARGE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION AT TEMUKA. liberal Advances Made on Gram Stored, if required. All Charges Strictly Moderate.

TAILORING. at the corner. I' HAVE SECURED AN EARLY ■ DELIVERY Of KAIAPOI AND TIMARU TWEEDS, Boueht prior to the substantial advance that has taken place in Colonial Manufactured Woollen Goods. During the month of March, I am offering Special Quotations for Cash (see below), with the two-fold object o reducing the pressure always experienced at the commencement of B eae°ni an ‘ order to keep tb« Cutter and Workmen fully employed. Gentlemen will therefore secure decided advantages by placing their orders at once. They are better and more carefully made than, if possible, during the rush of ho season when workmen are indopenden,, the time allowed for execution of orders being too short to do full justice to them. TROUSERS TO ORDER Of English Tweeds 12s 9d the pa.r, or two pairs for-253 TROUSERS TO ORDER Of Timaru or Wellington Tweeds 16s 6d the pair, or two pairs for 31fl TROUSERS TO ORDER Of Kaiapoi Tweeds 19s 6d per pair, or two pairs for 37s 6d SUITS TO ORDER And made on the Premises, of English Tweed?, 45s the Suit SUITS TO ORDER . Of Timaru Tweeds, 47s 61 the Suit SUITS TO ORDER Of Wellington or Mosgiel Tweeds, 57s 6d the Suit SUITS TO ORDER Of Superior Kaiapoi Tweeds. 63j the Suit 1 have also in hand a B P le " 3ld West of England and Scotch Tweeds, 20 do*. Helmet Caps Is, 500 Heads of fingering Flannels and Blankets at last Winter’s Prioes. arthurTabites, mr2l THE CORNER, Timaru. W- FERRIER, photographer (By Appointment to His Excellency the Governor), Ross’ Royal Arcade, Timaru. Photos from 5s ter Dozen. SB LANK hOR'-iS of ECU SALE can bn n y„v n .) »,*«}.* OfHro nf thio a ar-cr P Blank forms of to let can oc «btw» o tf at the 00*of this Paper