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Temuka Leader, Issue 2002, 1 February 1890, Page 2

WANTED —A COOK. Mast be able to do Laundry Work. Apply fel MRS A. M. CLARK, Arowbenua, Temuka, WANTED — A GENERAL SERVANT. Age about 18. Apply STAR. HOTEL, Ra agitata. WANTED— GOO Kand LAUNDRESS. Also, a HOUSE and PARLOR MAID, who must be good Needlewoman. Address BOX 5, j ;, 28 Geraldine. WANTED CARTING IN nr STACKING, by experienced man. Can find one team. Apply A.8.C., Post Office, j '3O Temuka. SPORTING. A MEETING of all interested in bolding the RANGITATA BRIDGE Races on EaSTER MONDAY will b) held at Mr Whe.elband’s Hotel, Rmgitata, on SATURDAY, Feb. Ist, 1890, at 7.30 P- m - ja2B CHURCH, TEMUKA. THE REV. B. F. BOTHWELL will Preach at the Moroing and Evening Services at the Wesleyan Church, Temuka, TO-MORROW, and also at Waitohi in the Afternoon, fel mHE GOSPEL WILL (D.V.) BE S. PREACHED in the SCHOOLROOM, WOODBURY, on SUNDAY, the 2nd February, at 3 p.m.—“ But though jwe or an Angel from Heaven Preach i any other Gospel unto you .... let him be Accursed.”—Gal., i., 8. LAND DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY, ■\TOTICE IS HEREBY G T VEN that IX TENDERS for the OCCUPATION, for Grazing purposes only, without any right of Cropping, of the Undermentioned Land will be received at this Office up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1890. Every Tender must be accompanied by P. 0.0., or marked Cheque, for 13 Months’ Rent, at the rata tendered, up to April 1, 1891. r i he License will be granted under Section 25 Public Reserves Act, 1881, for a yearly tenancy : Crown Land in the Hae-hae-to-moana Riverbed outside the Fence fronting on Mr Guthrie’s Sections, 14523 and 21549, about 2| miles from the Pleasant Valley P.O. 13 Acres. Upset Annual Renta), £l. JOHN H, BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Land Office, Christchurch, January 30, 1890, fei L E MR T . G . ROW Surgeon Dentist, Will VISIT GERALDINE on WEDNI DAY, FEBRUARY 6th, and can CONSULTED AT MR EICHBAUI from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the IX the PARTNERSHIP hilherl subsisting between the undersigned a GENERAL STOREKE EPE RS t PLEASANT POINT, under the Style o “I- L, MORRIS & SON,” is DIS SOLVED JANUARY Instani Mr I. L. Morris, who contioues th Business, will receive all moneys owin to, and pay all moneys owing by, the lat Firm. Dated this 25th day of January, 1890 I. L. MORRIS,’ Geo. MORRIS. Witness ; J No. W. White, Notary Public, TiraarU. fel CHEAP CLOTHING. JOB LINKS in MEN'S, YOUTHS’, and BOYS’ KAIAPOI SUITS, at and under Mill Cost to Clear—at COWAN'S CLOTHING & OUTFITTING HOUSE, fel TimAEH. SOUTH CANTERBURY SCHOOLS. JY JL L STOCK OF ALL NEW BOOKS FOR DISTRICT AND HIGH SCHOOLS. Large Stock of SCHOOL STATIONERY, Supplied to Committees on Lowest Terms. New Handbooks for Masters and Pupil Teachers. THOS. WAGSTAFF, Educational Bookseller & Stationer oc!7 TIMARU.

PaMPffH! Fqresx, Mr Gordon, 1,,. Shll ° f M ; n68 ' re P° rtiD S on :the «dForest to • ?f openin 8 tho Pnbipahi boreal to mining operations, says that Hie rle M n :r de by tbe Prospector., together with the mineral lodes that can be seen in different parts within the kauri belt justify the opening of the gound fur mining lf tins can be done and the timber at the same time conserved. The emmated quantity of kauri timber on Government land is nearly 129,000,000 feet OU « bt ‘o bring in a revenue of £64,500 if the limber be not destroyed bv fire. Mr Gordon thinks that would be more Feme if a ttlin i ßg popu . iation .rare settled in it, a 8 they would have to do ...dr utmost to pr >t. fi, ea for fear of having all their effects burned