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Temuka Leader, Issue 1962, 29 October 1889, Page 1

> ‘ BUSH 'GERALDINE. fT* ;i MoAULIPFE begs to inform the I, t Residents of and - aur-: ' rounSibg districts .he, baa.taken tpo above, * Hotel,: 9nd trusts with strict attehtioja to bnainess lo merit I a continuance Vf the patronage hithertoj , acoorded his predecessor, Mr M. Spillane. Good Sample Booms and Accommodatibnfor Cothtnercisl and other Travellers.: BEST WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALE j - f ! on the Premises. j 15 1 Stabling. Moderate Charges. . ‘the TERMINUS HOTEL. ; mHIS SUPERIOR HOTEL, situated; a?! flf f m opposite Hie Bail way Statiop,; ■ SPECIAL ! ACCOMMODATION fcMaiidließT&nd 'the Traveling' Public,; "beinglenly Five-Minutes' Walk; from the Centrp of-the Town, A.W StJITE OF ROOMS Folt ■ FAMILIES. • , j - MROE COMMERCIAL ROOM, " BOOMS—HOT OR 1 (COLD. ; Spirits Only of thb ‘'' Brands. ; 'b^LMIED-ROOM,?with Full-sized ; . rNight Poctet! always iri attendance, • ; Feeder^ V. ,■ ; ; : > 1 -Late ot the Wallingford Hotel,' Temuka, . ct jand Oxford Hotel, Cbrietfehurcb.) ; ,*<>l ’.-■.n. - ';J JOLLY’S PWS 'HOTEL. CHRISTINA FRY • PROPRIETRESS. TTISITOP.S.. to HANMER PLAINS \ HOT. SPRINGS will , find-this I ( , Hotel Replete with , EVERY COMFORT & CONVENIENCE. v lo> addition to the usual Hotel accom- ; modation, Visitors will bo , .provided with BtiGGIES iOR SADDLE HORSES to take them to and from the Bat^hs. In the Season a FRUIT GARDEN will: be At' their disposal. Eyery. attention ■ J Paid ! tOtheir Persona iCdmforts. £2 2s PER WEEK, j ieU C jOEEISTIN A ERT. AND TINSMITH. HAVE INSTOCK* i;in addition to (my business in; the above linoe-j----motMQNGERYi FISHING TACKLE, ~ ~ ; &C., :&c. ■ ( GO(Jb ! WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. JAMES DUNCAN, ‘ (LatE J. ObiLviß), ap2s TEMUKA. V > BULL’S HEAD TEW. BEG' to RETURN MY' SINCERE THANKS to my Friends and Custers ior, the Liberal Patronage, they eextended to me during’ the past 12 irs that I have carried on the above cilery Business, I have great Pleasure p in intimating that 1 HAVE SOLD E : BUSINESS, to MR 1 WILLIAM LEOD, and THbphmy 'Customers will he 'Future extend lo bim the same oral Patronage I have ’received in the f * WILLIAM ACKROYD. IT CONNECTION with the above 1 :K hsv®‘moch Pleasure in stating THAT THING’ WILL BE LEFT, UNDONE far as l am concerned to Metit Public rohage. ? The; Public may rely -on ejying. i FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, ether with every possible Civility and ention. , .... •,_ ;i e 3 WILLIAM McLEOD. NOTICE. LINE OF EXPRESSES’ TO TIMARD rvNand AFTERSATURDAY NEXT Of: I shall Run AN EXPRESS.from TEmJKA. to TIMARU EVERY WEDNESDAY'and SATURDAY, leaving Ms B ARR'S at 9 o'clock, and Returning from Timafu in the 1 Evening. Paß’sehgers s and Parcels earned at the LOWEST RATES. •Orders Left at Mb Barr’s arid Messrs WilliAM3 & Golvilt-e'b *ill be Promptly ed to * DAVID bHARTRRIS : PUBLIC NOTICE. RUSSELL’ STtNG Severed his connection with the Railway Department is bow in "ESS 'oh 1 his own account, skies and”OTHER STORES LOWEST FIGURE fob CASH. (AND FIREWOOD oh the Preuses, and will be delivered in Town or Country. LICENSED CARRIER, irs left at his Store, next Public ; or at Mr MoSheehy Gentlemim e, ve Prompt Attention. ap3o SALE can be |J obtained at the Office of this Paper.