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Temuka Leader, Issue 1917, 16 July 1889, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICE. . RUSSELL LAVING having Severed his connec* , Hon with the Railway Department is bow in BUSINESS on his own account, GROCERIES AND OTHER STORES -. AT LOWEST FIGURE for OASff. COAL 4ND FIREWOOD on the Premises, and,will be delivered in Town or Country. LICENSED CAERIEE. > Orders left at his Store, next .Public School, or at Mr McSheehy Qentlemun's, will have Prompt Attention. ap3o I IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. TARES AND OTHER SEEDS TAKEN FROM GRAIN WITHOUT WASTING GRAIN. ,i UDEN, Jtjnb., having Porcbaaed !i. one of the OARLYLE GRAIN and SEED SEPARATORS, is prepared to REMOVE SEEDS FROM GRAIN at th 9 following rates ;+- - For Beat Grain—Upwards of 450 bushels,, at ljd { under that, lfd per bushel. ! Seconds—An par arrangement. - Apply to i J. B. EPPS, Arowheons,' Or E. UDENj .TTrNRi, Milford. j . Where Samples of Work can lie seen. n ' \ WINNOWING I !W INN OWING, HE ! Undersigned is prepared to CLEAN all kinds of '< GRAIN, LINSEED, AND GRASS i SEED. Samples TERMS MODS RATE., , ARTHUR COLVILLE, my2l ililford. j BUSH HOTEL, GERALDINE: , , -T MoAULIFFE begs to inform the JL • Residents of Geraldine and surrounding districts that he has taken the above well-appointed Hotel, and trusts with, strict attention to business tomerit a coutiouance of the patronage hitherto accorded his predecessor^.Mr M. Spillane. ■> Good Sample,Rooms and Accommoda tion for Commercial and other Travellers. BEST WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALE Kept on the Premises; Good Stabling.; . Moderate Charges, i my3o | FOOT ROT. FOOT ROT." CUNN'S FOOT ROT SPECIFIC HAS.,NEVER BEEN. KNOWN, ,TO ;.;FAIL IN EFFECTING A CURE. See Testimonials from Local Sheep-,, Andrew Grajjt, Esq.', Temuka,/writes "I havegreat pJeasur,ein recommending your Foot Rot; Specific to Sheeppwners }o\ try when other Mixtures fail, as I hayej Cured Sheep with it which were bad for two months, and on which 1 had previously tried Blueston«j Arsenic,.<and>two other Makers' mixtures,; hut without success" I . PIUEI?ABEP QNLYjBY, »t W% G U NNj CHEMIST, T I M A <B U. t my 16 v (,■ BOOTS. THE B GRANDEST WEARING BOOTS |HESEiBootBi are ;now -being, sentufpr 'jfromii Yiolotifyo Qu.eenslanaV^and New ~Beu>hn Weiss;, by... r Custeme.rs, r ,. who mmmwmmm>'<m shire were fitted 'but with "Zealandia Soots by a large Storekeeper, and;they-wrote to binMo say thab:itbeift," Zealandia-'fr Boot?. caused, adeal ofdiaouiiior^jntbevPld,Country ■nd they stoutly, maintained that,no Finer Wearing Boots 'could be Made in Since writing, these Ool6nißts-have j -returned. to New Zealand, and have informed ,us that their, boy. wore a, Pair,of ABLE."- SCHpOL j BOOT^,'.^hile,;going, Home; .all thetime at Home; while returpiog ; and has since worn School i for Two Month*, and,tbe.Jßoot»jare PEBFECT yet. Eyery n othet,j£air tgaYe. Equal, flatier faction.,. Thesis no {JreaterEconomy than in .Buying ««ZEA^ANMA!" BOOT& and remember that -none are genuine unless Branded on the Sole ° Sold by the Leading Boot Makers and Store keepers.-throughout JCfew..,Zealand,, and Wholesale by. ; . f LIGHTBAND ALLAH AND CO. de!3. CHRISTCHUEOH ''jO'T jo Per Day to be made <£■/ L ,". Sl#i u byPersons,of either Sex, a their own at Work for us Hew business., All meet with wonderful sue cess. Anyone can do the work.-. Capital not , required; a iWewill start, you. Outfit worth £1 mailed) ;f>ee.-«., The employment t is .particularly adapted *:o the regions, in which this Publication circulates. Boys and, can earn nearly as much as Men; Full particulars and instructions mailed free. How is* the stimetr-don'tilelayjibut writes to; usj at .once. Address—Stinson and Co. Maine United States. te29