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Temuka Leader, Issue 1964, 2 November 1889, Page 1

BUSH HOTEL, GERALDINE. MciIULIFFE begs to inform tbe , , > RealidatilV of GeraldinS and surroundibg districts that he has taken the above ‘'Well-appointed Hotel, and trusts with’ strict attention to basiness to merit a continuance of the spatronage hitherto accorded his. predecessor, Mr M. Spillane. 1 Good Sample Booms and Accommodatibn for Commercial and other Travellers. BEST WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALB i Kept oh the Premises. Good Stabling. 1 my3o Moderate Charges. THU ■ CHRISTCHURCH. TAB TERMINUS HOTEL, HOR HOTEL, situated directly,opposite the. Railway Station, tmmxess 1 inly IJife MttUtbS r ‘WM from the ' Centre of the Town." PRIV ATE SUITE - OF ROOMS: FOR , ii- , in FAMILIES, o:i bn* ’ LARGE COMMERCIAL ROOC ■ BATH ’ l BOOMS HOT OR 1 GOLD. Wikbsmaml) Spirits! Only of the Bbsi r o U i|. ( ; ,(i BEANOS. ,;,v BILMARD?BOOM,; with Full-sized Table ■ ! Nightf P'otter' aiwayb'in attendahde; : ; oEREDEBIOK STOREY, si V PBbfRiBTOB.Late bf lhe ! Widlihgfbrd Hotel, Temuka, and Oxford Hotel, Christchurch.) 1 - iol .-■/> aJ.:n *.i''..'■ JOLLY’S PASS HOTEL OteSTlNk' FRY 1 - PROPRIETRESS. to' HANMER PLAINS V- f;j ; HOT! ( SPRINGS will find this 0 r Hotel Replete with; ETERY COMFORT & CONVENIENCE. In addition to the usual Hotel accommodation,: Visi tors will be provided with B^&IES-OR SADDLE HORSES tb take tlbleiici tb and from the Baths. In tbo Season a FRUIT GARDEN will Se' at' ! their' dispbsal. Every attention Paid to their Personal Comforts. . £2 2s PER WEEK. PRY. xeU AND I" HAVE IN STOQK, in addition to ■ imy business in ,the above lines— IRONMONGERY, FISHING TACKLE- &€., &C. ReftairaNbaitly and'Expeditibusly Executed Good Wobkmanship Qwababtbed. JAMES DUNCAN, ap2s (Laib J. Ooilvib), TEMUKA. bull’s Head butonerV TEMUKA. I BEG 'to RETURN MY SINCERE ,* THANKS to my Friends - and Customers for,the .Liberal(Patronage they; ha.ve extended tq.me during the past 12 Tears that. I-have carried on the above Biitobery LdtiineßS. I have great; Pleasure, übwTn' intimating that I HAVE SOLD THE > BUSINESS' to 1 MR WILLIAM MoLEOD, and I Hope my Customers will in the i Future extend to him the same Liberal Patronage, I have received in the Past. V" WILLIAM ACKROYD. N'CONNECTION with the above 1 a have much Pleasure in stating THAT )THING WILL BE LEFT UNDONE Ifar.as l am, concerned to Merit Public tronage; .The . Public may rely on lempg FIRST-GLASS ARTICLES, ;eth?r with every possible Civility and tentmh. 1 , ’ WILLIAM MoLEOD. NOTICE. S OF EXPRESSES TO TIMARU. f.and,.AFTER SATURDAY.NEXT I shall Run AN EXPRESSfrom DKA to TIMARU EVERY, WEDJAY anS SATURDAY, leaving M* R’S at 9 o'clock, 1 dnd Retbrnipg from ru in the Evening. • [Qgers and! Parcels carried :at the ~ r LOWEST RATES, lera Left at Me Bake’s and M ESBRfi ii^dS:& Colville's will be Promptly ded to. A DAVID OHARTERIS PUBLIC NOTICE., U RUSSELL AVING Severed hia connection with the Railway Department is bow in [NESS On hia own account, GROCERIES AND, OTHER STORES AT LOWEST FIGURE joe CASH. COAL -AND FIREWOOD on tbe Premises, and will be delivered in Town or Country. LICENSED CARRIER. Ordera left at his Store, next Public School, or at Mr McSheeby Gentlemun s, will have Prompt Attention. ap3o iANK FORMS of FOB BALL can be obtained at the Office of this Paper.