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Temuka Leader, Issue 2003, 4 February 1890, Page 2

WANTED —A COOK. Must be able to do Laundry Work. Apply MRS A. M. CLARK, < Arowhenaa, 1 fel Temuka. WANTED —A GENERAL SER- \ YANT. Age about 18, Apply STAR HOTEL, fel Rangitata. | WANTED— COOKand LAUNDRESS Also, a HOUSE and PARLOR MAID, who mast be good Needlewoman. Address BOX 5, ja2B Geraldine. W ANTED—An ACTIVE BOY ; able to Milk and Slaughter. Apply BOX 10, fed Postoffice, Geraldine, WANTED TO PURCHASE—Fullgrown Sound FERRETS, in aoy quantity. Delivery September, October, and November. Apply, stating price, to BOX 23, fed Temuka. TEMUKA MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Members of the Temuka Mechanics’ Institute will bo held in the Reading Room THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, February 4, at 8 o’clock. JAMES BLYTH, fed President. MR T . G . ROWLEY, Sttroeon Dentist, Will VISIT GERALDINE on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, and can be CONSULTED AT MR EICHBAUM’S from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. LOST— A CHEQUE of £2, signed T. Hobson, between the Dairy Factory and femuki. Five Shillings Reward will be given to anyone bringing the SJtne to the TEMUKA LEADER OFFICE. fed GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG REGISTRATION. Notice is hereby given that OWNERS of UNREGISTERED DOGS within the County will be SUED without further notice. REGISTRARS : E, H. Brewer, Temuka I. L. Morris, Point W. S. Maslin, Geraldine O, G. Bradley, Hilton F. Newman, Peel Forest J. ©all, Fairha Creek County Council Office, Timaru. F. W. STUBBS. February Ist, 1890. fed IN THE MATTER OF THE WILL OF WILLIAM SMITH, LATE OF TEMUKA, DECEASED. Public Trust Office, Wollingteo, Jan. 81, 1890. IT is hereby notified that the above WILL has been finally accepted in accordance with the provisions of “The Public Trust Office Act, 1872,” and that the Public Trustee is the Executor appointed under the said Will. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the above-named Deceased are requested to PAY the amounts of their several Accounts to MB, or to D. M. ROSS, Esq., Tunara. ALSO.—ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST the said Estate are requested t« FORWARD Hie same to ME, »r to Mr D. M. ROSS, on or before WEDNESDAY, the sth day of March next. N.B.—Any Claim not sent in by the dav named will be liable to be excluded from participation. R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. THRESHING SEASON. Hughes and johnston, Or W AITOHI, Have much pleasure in sonouncing that they have purchased a First-class CLAYTON AND SHUTTLE WORTH COMBINE, AND AN A YELLING & PORTER’S TRACTION ENGINE, And hope, by doing good work, they will obtain a share of the Pationage of Farmers. fed HUGHES & JOHNSTON. MR SIDNEY WOLF Will VISIT TEMUKA ONCE A WEEK COMMBNOINS WEDNESDAY, the 15th JAN,, 1890. WHEN he will be able to lake a limited number of Pupils for SINGING, PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, &o. TERMS—£3 3s Peb Quabteb. In the Evening, from? until 8.30, Mr Wolf will hold a SINGING CLASS for Ladies and Gentlemen, the first part of which will be Rudiments of Music, Voice-Training, and Management; second part, Part Singij'tt. Glees, Cantata, Oratorio, elo., oto. Terms—£l Is per quarter; Pupils taking Private Lessons during the day, 10a 6d per quarter. The Quarter consists of 12 Weeks, and it is necessary that One Quarter’s Notice should be given when Pupils wish to discontinue their Lessons. For further information apply to c2d MR SIDNEY WOLF, Timaru. SOUTH CANTERBURY SCHOOLS. J! UL 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, TH OS, WAG STAFF, Llucational Bookseller & Sxat f onkk ocl7 TIMARU.