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Temuka Leader, Issue 1971, 19 November 1889, Page 1

CHRISTCHURCH, THE TERMINUS HOTEL. rHIS SUPERIOR HOTEL, director Opposite the Railway offers SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION o Families and the Travelling Public, being only Five Minutes’ Walk from the Centre of the Town. PRIVATE SUITE OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES. LARGE COMMERCIAL ROOM. BATH ROOMS —HOT OR COLD. Wines and Spieits Only op the Best Beands. BILLIARD-ROOM,'with Full-sized Table Night Porter always in attendance. FREDERICK STOREY, Pkopbibtoe. Lateof the Wallingford Hotel, Temuka, and Oxford Hotel, Christchurch.) 80l JOLLY’S PASS HOTEL CHRISTINA FRY - PROPRIETRESS. VISITORS to *HANMER PLAINS HOT SPRINGS will find this Hotel i Replete with EVERY COMFORT & CONVENIENCE. In addition to the usual Hotel accommodation, Visitors will be 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. CHARGES - £2 2s PER WEEK. CHRISTINA EST. »e!4 BUSH HOTEL, GERALDINE^ MoAULIFFE begs to inform the \, Residents of Geraldine and surrounding districts that he has taken the above well-appointed Hotel, and trusts with strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the patronage hitherto accorded his predecessor, Mr M. Spillane. Good Sample Rooms and Accommodation for Commercial and other Travallers. BEST WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALE Kept on the Premises. Good Stabling. Moderate Charges. my3o M R J. W. W HIIE ' BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AVD NOTARY PUBLIC, TIMAJRU AND TEMUKA Temuka Office (under the Management of Me W. N. Cathbo, Solicitor): Next Raynei ’a Dispensary. MONEY TO LEND in various. Sums on ee3 Approved Security, BULL’S HEAD BUTCHERY “ TEMUKA. I BEG to KETCBN MY SINCERE THANKS to my Friends and Customers for the Liberal Patronage they have extended to me during the past 12 Years that I have carried on the above Butchery Businees. I have great Pleasure now in intimating that I HAVE SOLD THE BUSINESS to MR WILLIAM McLEOD, and 1 Hope my Customers will in the Future extend to him the same Liberal Patronage I have received in the Fist. WILLIAM ACKROYD. IN CONNECTION with the above I . have much Pleasure in stating THAT NOTHING WILL BE LEFT UNDONE bo Tar as I am concerned to Merit Public Patronage. The Public may rely on receiving FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, together ,vith every possible Civility and Attention. ae3 WILLIAM McLEOD. JOHN SIM WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, JEWELLER, Etc.. BEGS to intimate to the inhabitants of Temuka and Surrounding Districts that he has PURCHASED the WATCHMAKING and JEWELLERY BUSINESS in MAIN STREET, TEMUKA, lately carried on by Mb R. Mueeay, and hopes by diligent attention to business, good work Clanship and moderate charges, to merit a continuance of the liberal support accorded to his predecessor. A large and will-chosen assortment of English and Foreign Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, Jewellery, etc., at LOWEST PRICES. J.B. being a practical workman, Wth over ten years’ Home and Colonial experience, Customers may depend that orders entrusted to him will be SATISFACTORILY EXECUTED. feU JOHN SIM. THOS. BARR, MAIN STREET, TEMUKA, DESIRES to intimate to bis numerous Patrons that in spite of the Rise in Sugar all kinds of CONFECTIONERY are being Sold at hia FORMER PRICES. He has a Large and Varied Assortmeat of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, which will be disposed of at Reduced Prices to make room for New Goode. English, Colonial, French, and Scotch Confectionery. HOT PIES, TEAAND COFFEE-