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Temuka Leader, Issue 1973, 23 November 1889, Page 4

rjflO STAND' THIS SEASON L AT ORAM GORGE, mO TRATEL THIS SEASON I I ■■ ■■ IN THE GEEALPINB, HILTON, WAITOII, Vfl llill I '' "IftflTfl TTIII H I V KBRRYTOWN, TEMLUKA. WIN- lUU R U B l\ II UIIIfI UL I OHEBTEB, and ORASI DIBIRIOTS. A limitednumber of; Mares will be, taken The Thoroughbred Stallion t? ™> : b B i' _ the well-known Haokney Stallion YOUNGr "AW L AM ENQTIINGLY. Thii Homo has'proved , _ himielf a sure foal-getter, and hii Stook ii For Pedigree eee Cards. Terms, £l 4i, Pecond io none in the district. .^^ payable .' ; ls,t January, 189©; Groomagej ss, Every oaret»ken,;but no responsibility.^ payable first sftiviee. No Charge for Paddooking.J Head Stables, Gbbaldinb. TERMSAfiI 10a. ' .' . M. CONNOLLY, ROBERT THEW 1 , M 24 Proprietor. oo!7 J Proprietor. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR BostTVs IN THE MMMmmL ipsa ■WMS THOUGH COPIED BY ALL i^IiHIIIJIIIK » N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. " The blending is entirely atteai ded to by Mr. Nelson himwlf, * who is a Taster of great expert- ' ence, and has had a special k training in the art." •-'• : # TIMAEIT HERALD. ' *' This firm deserves.tbp MPport of aU'pnrcnaieri of Tea i as the article they; oi«r is a supsrior to, anything we , have seen in thisColeny." b !..• PRIII.»i:i. "Mr.Nplsen is a,»re» 'fesdeital Taster asl ,; , ; :.. a PRICES: ;a/8 3/4 S PORE : '| AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTGHURCH, DUNEDIN. ! AGENTSEVERYWHERE, AGENTS - N. DUNLOP &CO FLAX STRIPPERS. LEASE SEND FOR PARTICULARS OF OUR IMPROVED MACHINE BEFORE * PURCHASING. ALSO LIST OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND 4 EN,GrINES BOOTH, MACDONALD & 00 C H E I S T C HU EC H .

Reduction IN Price. [IHE Proprietor begs to notify taat the PRICE or. THIS PAPER naabeea LOWERED as follows : '■ SUBSCRIPTION: For One Quarter (in advance) 4s „ ~ ~ (booked)... 53 Yearly.(in advance) ... ... 15s „ (booked) 20s It iB now the CHEAPEST TRI. WEEKLY PAPER in NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trusts that the INCREASED CIRCULATION will compensate for the reduction made in its price. It is essentially a LOCAL PAPERj devoted to the interests of the district. It is impossible for the papers published in large centres of population to pay the same attention to the requirements of the district as it does. It haß given its advocacy to EVERY MOVEMENT for the ADVANCEMENT OF THE DISTRIOT. It has never been known to take the side of the Strong against the Weak While it has upheld the Rights of Working Men, it has always reeognised the Rights of Property. On these grounds the Proprietor bases his claim for support, and lis trusts he will not be disappointed.