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Temuka Leader, Issue 1961, 26 October 1889, Page 1

BUSH HOTEL, GERALDINE. McAULIPFE begs to inform tbe rdtjndirr'g diatHbts that be has taken tbe ibhire" #eII-sppomted Hotel, and trusts #f6h stHbtVltaritipa to basineae fp merit 'ACpatipdsnbe of the patronago hitherto acpdfidid his predeceßßOr, Mr Spillanp. v Good Sforppleßooms and AocommodS,tiop for Commercial and other Travellers. ÜBEST WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALE , ’ Kept on the Pretnises. j . Good Moderate Charges. : ,my3p : .’ i CHRISTCHURCH TERMINUS HOTEL. THIS SUPERIOR HOTEL, situated directly opposite tbe Railway Station, .offers SPECIALS ACCOMMODATION 7le : 'anif / the .Travailing Pnblib,. MIR only Five. Minutes’ Walk from the, Centre of the Town, PRIVATE SUITE OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES. , 1 ; LARGE COMMERCIAL ROOM. | BATH ROOMS HOT OR COLD.| Best Wines and Spirits Only of ihb "i. •. Brands. BILLIARD-ROOM, with Full-sized Table Night Pbcter always in artendance. Frederick; storey, i Proprietor. Late o! the Wallingford Hotel, . and Oxford Hotel j Christchurch.) •• j JOIILIfS PASS HOTEL 1 Christina fry - proprietress. tfISITORS to HANMER PLAINS Y HOT SPRINGS will find this 1 Hotel Replete with EVERY COMFORT & CONVENIENCE. w In addition to the uaual Hotolaccom- - modation, Visitors will be 1 provided with BUGGIES OR -SADDLE HORSES to take them to and from the Baths. In the Season a FRUIT GARDEN will oe at their disposal. Every attention Paid to their Personal Comforts. : v CHARGES - £2 2s PER WEEK. OHE IS TIN A FEY. >»l4 - PLJMBER AND TINSMITH. JHAVE IN STOCK, in addition to , my business, in the .aboye lines— IRONMONGERY, FISHING TACKLE, &c.i &c. EepairsNeatly and Expeditiously Executed Good Workmanship Guaranteed. JAMES DUNCAN, ‘ (Late J. Oculvib), ap2s TEMUKA. BULLS HEAD BUTCHERY TEMUKA. I BEG to RETURN MY SINCERE THANKS to my Friends and Cus;emers for the Liberal Patronage they iaVe extended to me during the past 12 fears that I have carried on the above Bufbbery Business. I have great'Pleasnre aow in intimating that I HAVE SOLD rHE BUSINESS to MR WILLIAM MoLEOD, and 1 Hope my Customers will in the Future extend to him the same Liberal Patronage I have received in the PisL WILLIAM ACKROYD. N CONNECTION with 1 the above I > • have ranch Pleasure,-in stating THAT YOUNG WILL BE LEFT UNDONE ifar as Xam concerned to Merit Public tronage. The Public may rely on seiying FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, gather with every possible Civility and tentfon. . m 3 WILLIAM MoLEOD. NOTICE. une of expresses to timaru. Pf and AFTER SATURDAY NEXT , I shall Run AN EXPRESS from! lUKA to TIMARU EVERY WED--IDAY and SATURDAY,, leaving Mr LR’S at 9 o’clock, and Returning from utt/in tbe Evening. . angers, and Parcels carried at .the • ! LOWEST RATES, rfers Left at Mr Barr’s and Messrs LIAMS & Colville's will be Promptly ided to. »r 18 DAVID OHARTERIS PUBLIC NOTICE. , RUSS EL L YVING Severed his connection with the Railway Department is now in NESS on his own account, pja4WUUM iAND OTHER STORES LOWEST FIGURE for CASH, i AND FIREWOOD on the Pre‘ nipes, and will be delivered in Town or Country. XICENSED CARRIER. esa left at his Store, next Public ,<sr at Mr Mcßheeby Gentlemans, ive Prompt Attention. ap3o T>LANK FORMS of FOB SALE can be |j> obtained at the Office of this Paper.