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Temuka Leader, Issue 1878, 13 April 1889, Page 2

Wehsler and Macdonald. Geraldine fortnightly stock SALE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17th, 1889. r E-SHALL OFFER£»OO 2-Toolhs (mixed sexes) 200 2- Tooths (mixed sexes) 150 2-Tooths (mixed sexes) 270 Sound-Mouthed Ewes 100 X-Bred Ewes 200 X-Bre.i Ewes •40 J-Bred Lambs - ■ • • Bred Lambs 20 Head Cattle 24 Store Figs. Entries received to hour of Sale. " WEBSTER AND MACDONALD, aplS Auctioneers. Miles, Archer and Co. THE WOODSIDE ESTATE, GERAL- . ■ ■ DINE. WM. UPTON SLACK, Esq., has! instructed MILES, ARCHER, & CO. (in'conjunctiou with Miles and Co., Christchurch) TO SELL HIS MAGNIFICENT ESTATE., c• ! V V' - ‘BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Area, 23d0 Acres, j JhLotsdo suit all. Classes of Purchasers.; Lithographed Plans, with Terms, are now . in Circulation. Tlie Property is distant from the Orari ; Winchester Railway Stations 8 to 10 miles. The Land produces Heavy Crops of; Cerods, Roots, and Grass, and is well Watered. The whole in good heart, and ready for immediate and profitable occupation. ! . SALE TO BE AT THE WOLSELEY- HOTEL, WINCHESTER, ON she 26th DAY;OP APRIL,, At 2 p.m. Sharp. .* TERMS—IO per cent. Cash, 15 per cent. Six Months, 25 per cent. Twelve Months. 50 percent, balance can remain or a term at per cent. February 28th, 1889. ' mrß : L * * 1 jrjp O L E T - THE CLARENDON FARM (formerly occupied by Mr Chas. Gosling, and 1 the past ten years by Mr Crompton, as Tenant) 235 Acres, in 10 Paddocks, Water m Races, First-Class, Homestead, Buildings in Good Repair, ' Land in high state of Cultivation. Five Years Lease. ■ Tenders will be received up to THURSDAY, 25th Inst. Address —“ Clarendon Farm,” . MILES, ARCHER & CO., Timaru. : Present Tenant will sbo.w the Estate.

Gray and Montgomery. SHOOTING SEASON. and j^ohtoomert Have in Stock— \ BILLED CARTRIDGES & CARTRIDGE CASES CHILLED SHOT, CAPS, WADS, j &0., , 40. l . Only.(Jvirtis and Harvey’s BEST QUAOF POWDER used in Filling Cartridges, and Kept in Stock. inr2B GRAIN STORAGE. 'qRAY AND j^jONTGOMERY Beg to announce to the Farmers of ; Winchester and its Vicinity that they have ; taken a Lease of ; MR INWOOD S WELL KNOWN GRAIN STORE, i This Store.is Large and Commodious, and almost Yermin-Proof, with Railway ; Siding up to the Door. ‘ALSO 'LARGE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION AT TEMUKA. 'Liberal Advances Made on Grain Stored, if required. AH Charges Strictly Moderate. fe2l ZEALAND! A BOOTS. THE GRANDEST WEARING BOOTS MANUFACTURED in the COLONY. THESE Boots are now being sent for from Victoria, Queensland, and New Smith Wales, by Customers who have h’ad l 'tbem previously in New Zealand. Some time ago a family returnin'; to Yorkshire were fitted out with “Zealandia” Boots by a.larga Storekeeper, and thev wrote to him to say that their “ Zealandia ” Boots ■ caused a deal of discussion in the Old Country, and they stoutly maintained that no Finer Wearing Boots could bo Made in England. Since writing, these Colonials have returned ~ to New Zealand, and have informed us that their bov wore a Pair .of the DEPENDABLE” /SCHOOL BOOTS while going , Home • all the .time at, Rome ; while returning ; and has since worn them at School for Two* Months, and the 800 s yet. Every other Pair gave liqual Satisfaction, There is no Greater Economy than in Buying “ZEALANDIA” BOOTS, and ■remember that none are genuine unless Branded on the Sole Sold by the Leading Boot Makers and Storekeepers tlwoughout New Zealand, and Yholesulo by iICHTBAiiO ALLAN AND CO. ,4e13 CHRISTCHURCH-