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Temuka Leader, Issue 1995, 16 January 1890, Page 2

Gray and Montgomery. SALE of FREEHOLD PROPERT I*' 1 *' IN TEMUKA, ON FRIDAY, 31sx JANUARY, ordei) nod Si -blo and other Oufcb -liidmg*, having frontage on Main Sontb Road, and well situated. Terms and conditions on application to the Auctioneers. ja9 GRAY & MONTGOMERY, Auctioneers. T7S OR SALE JJ One of D BERING'S REAPER and 1 WINE BINDERS, in good wo,king order. Apply to WILLIAM BUDD, jail W. nchester. TENDERS are invited for CARTING and STACKING 110 ACRES OATS and 35 of WHEAT (more or less). Tenders to close ou FRIDAY, 17th January. For further particulars apply to ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, Geraldine Road. TENDERS will be received no till the 17xh INST, for STOCKING 380 Acres (more or less) of Crop ou Oran Station, Particulars from the undersigned JOHN MURRAY,' jail Manager. WANTED TENDERS for S BOOKING and FORKING about 140 Acres Wheat and 100 Acres Oats, For further particulars apply to B. E. MACDONALD, Bulmer, 3‘G Rangitata. WANTED—r jpENDERS for SI COKING and FORK. JL ING 170 Acres (more nr less) ol WHEAT and OATS j about 135 on Education Reserve, Waitoljj, and 35 ■( home. Tenders to be left at the Temuka Leadei Office on the 17th INST. T. PALMER, U 9 O de’by Farm, ANTED TENDERS for CUTTING, BINDING, and PTnoKIN« 105 ACRES fWH EA T an-i orTS, Tende's to dose on Sa’l DRDAY, IS!h of January. Had ready ;o Cut io.lowing Monday. RICHARD SHARP, 3 __ Kakahu. 'T enders Wanted tor cutting 1 STOCKING, and STACKING 50 Acres Oats, to be in, addressed to (he 1 by MONDAY NEXT, Tenders Undersigi-e January 20 3 I* Ea D R; i 350 ac and oats. Apply jal6 1 ’ N NOLLY, (•; lov. ed for SIOJKINt (more or Jess) of WHEA'. H. HULLEN, Waitobi, WANTED— Tenders f .r stocking and f ING 250 Acres (more or WHEAT and OATS ; Stooks to bi up till carted. Tenders close on DAY, January 20 h. For further particulars apply to A. J. ANDREWS, j‘l6 Waitohi F MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD, IN THE MATTER OF THE PUB WORKS ACT, 1882, AND I SEVERAL AMENDMEN THEREOF. ■VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -Li at a Meeting of the Mount ' Road Board held on the 20 1 h dm December, 1889, the following RE LUTION WAS PASSED ‘ 1 That this Board declares the exis Road running from the Si Eastern Corner of Rural Sec 20225, through port of Res 2195 (iu red), to the Si Western Boundary of B Section 30203 Stopped.” Dated this 15rh day of January, 18£ ROBERT IRVINE, I*l6 Clerk to the Boar MR SIDNEY WOLF Will VISIT TB viUKI ONCE A W 1 COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, the 15th JAN., 189 WHEN he will be able io tak 1 mited number of Pupils SINGING, PIANOFORTE, ORGAN,, TERMS —£3 3s Pee Quaetee. In the Evening, from 7 until 8.30, Mr V wili hold a SINKING CLASS for Ladies Gentlemen, the first part of which wil Rudiments of Musio, Voice-Training, Management; second part, Part Sinjt Glees, Cantata, Oratorio, etc., elc. Tern £1 Is per quarter; Pupils taking Pn Lt-ssons during the cay, 10s 6d per qu.-oti The Quarter COnsi-ls of 12 Weeks, end necessary ;hnt One Qu irler’s Noticerboul given when Pupils wish to discontinue t Lessons. For further information apply to 0c24 MR SIDNEY WOLF, Timan BOARD and residence. Private board and resident AT MRS HENDERSON’S, D? Temuka. M ON E Y. fE have i. structions for the Inve / 111 «t -i £15,000 on First-cb Mo’t.; . . ;»WEST RATES. Ter, r:,: •' '■ Pj'tvcipal repayable U'-.n.i net- n or (Pi.etwiae, as arranged, SJUfhSON, RAYMOND & XVIITS], jail Geraldine,