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Temuka Leader, Issue 1920, 23 July 1889, Page 4

The cutter ‘ Goldseeker capsized off Croixelles on Thursday morning. One man, Joseph Spiers/ unmarried, was drowned. ■ The, other after four hours in the water, swam ashore and walked to a Maori pah at WakapiiAka, where he arrived in a great state of exhaustion. PLUMBER AND TINSMITH. X HAVE much pleasure Id intimating , that I have BOUGHT THE BUSINESS lately carried bn by MR JAMES OGILVIE, and I hope by attention to business, and GOOD WORKMANSHIP, to merit a continuance of the Patronage hitherto extended to this Shop. Good Workmanship Guaranteed. JAMES DUNCAN Plumber and Tinsmith, Etc. , a P 2S TEMUKA. TEMUKA CARRIAGE AND IMPLEMENT WORKS (Next Door to Mr T. Barr, Baker), Main North Road, Temuka. WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE PROPRIETORS. WE beg to announce to the inhabitants of Temuka and Surrounding District that we have taken those Commodious' Premises lately in the ecoapatioh of Mr' Fauvel, where we will be prepared to Make 1 all Kinds of VEHICLES and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS with the BESTWORKMANSHIP and DISPATCH, combined with VERT LOW CHARGES; All Kinds of Building Materials, including Doors,; Sashes, and Builders’ Ironmongery, Supplied l on the Shortest Notice. Experienced Work- 1 man sent to all parts of the District. Trap and Buggies Repainted in all the Dates Designs. JOBBING.—Every Implement is Repaired on Scientific Rules—Economy, Strength, and Durability. FUNERALS FURNISHED in Town or Country on the most Reasonable Terms, com- 1 bined with decency and dispatch. Second-hand Traps Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. Agents for J. J. JONES, Monumental Mason, Timaru. Horses Carefully Shod by an Experienced Workman. WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE, Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, and Genera Builders, Temuka. my TEMURA_NURSERY. THE PUBLIC are invited to inspect MY STOCK OF TREES, Em, which I am ready to Sell at the following Prices: — Apples (60 varieties), 2-year-old 12s to 18s per doz, ! Apples, 3-year-old ... 24s to 30s per doz. Pears ... ... ... 12s per doz. Quinces (Pear and Apple) 12s to 18a per doz, Peaches ... .. 25s to 30s per doz. Plums ... ... 12a to 18s per doz. Gooseberries... ... 8s to 6s per doz. Currants (red, black, and white) 2s to 4s per doz Cherries ... ... 12s per doz Siberian Crab... ... ... Is each Macrocarpa (1 to 2 years) 6s, 10s, to 18s per 100 Ornamental and FI iwering Shrubs, Walnuts, etc. ... ... 8s per doz 1 Roses ... ... 12s to 18s per doz VT. SWEET, ap23 Nurseryman, Temuka. THREES! TREES! TREES I—l have j[_ much pleasure in thanking the public for the liberal support accorded to me during the past seven years, and at the same time call their intention to the large and healthy stock of FRUIT AND FOREST TREES I have this season, on Sale at LESS THAN CHRISTCHURCH PRICES, consisting of Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Grape Vines, Walnuts, Gooseberries, Red, White and Hack Currants, etc. Macrocarpa, one and two years old. Lawsoniasa Thuja Gigantea, Finns Insignis, Pines Austriaca, Wellingtonia Gigantia, Abiu Douglaasii, Larch, Silver Birch, Abies Excelsa", Flowering and other Shrubs, Roses. Also a large quantity of Oak, Ash, Elm, Sycamore, etc. Rhubarb Roots, Strawberry Plants, Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, etc. The Public are invited to inspect them growing. JOHN PYE, Raukapuka Nursery, Geraldine. ju!s