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Temuka Leader, Issue 2007, 13 February 1890, Page 4

A man named &amuel Paterson, 40, attempted suicide at Islington, near Christchurch, on Tuesday. He cut his throat with a penknife. The tender of D. Fallon, Auckland, has boon accopted for fch© Kapooga formation, permanent way, and station buildings contract on the AucklandEotorua Railway, £37,889. The highest tenderwas £56,000. A night watchman named Nicoll, at Lyttelton, was missed at 2 o’clock on Monday morning, and was found on Tuesday iu the harbor. It is supposed he fell in. A farmer named Robert Stevenson, of Waitaki North, is missing. He left a letter stating that by the time it was received he would be in eternity, so suicide is suspected.

TRESPASS notice. ANYONE FOUND FISHING SHOOTING, HUNTING, .n others ife TRESPASSING IN WATER or ON LAND occupied by the Undersigned WILL BE PROSECUTED. T. PALMER OC I Cade’by, Tensoka. SELECT PRIVATE SCHOOL, TEMUKA. Conducted by Mss Foster. HIGHEST ADVANTAGES, especially for MUSIC and SINGING. 6 Moderate Terms. CHRISTMAS CHEER. ELVIN AND rpAXLOH In Thanking Iheir numerous Customers for past favors, wish them ail “ A Merry Christmas and a Prosperous Nhw Yeah.” They also wish to intimate that they have just received their first Consignment of NEW FRUITS, Comprising— Currants, Eleme Raisins, Sultana Raisins, Muscatels, Jordon Almjnds, Lemon, Orange, and Citron Peel, Spices and Essences all sorts. We have also a splended assortment of TEAS in Roses, 5 and 101 b Tins; our Packet Teas are the best in the Trade, Also best WHITE SUGAR for Jam making. We would also remind our numerous Patrons that we have a LARGS STOCK of CROCKERYWARE and SPECIAL LINES in FANCY GOODS for Christmas. V. &T. are determined to Sell at Prices that will be sure to suit all who may give them a turn. Come and see for yourselves, and we are sure you will go away more than satisfied. VELVIH m TAYLOR, MAIN STEET, TEMUKA. Opposite Dane’s Chemist Shop. se!B FEBRUARY, 1890. WE OPENED YESTERDAY, lb. Last of our Direct Importations for Summer Season, ex Coptic. WE ARE OPENING ALSO TO-DAY, * Gem’ and ‘ Cowes’ Straws, Neck Ribbons (various widths) Langworthy Aprons Napkins, And a Variety of Ordinary Necessaries. Our Stock is in Splendid Form, and although the Selections are large in every Department we are not unduly stacked. Preparatory to Half-Yearly Balance o 15th, and the Arrival of Autumn Shipments in lonic and Bankholme, we are MAKING A SUBSTANTIAL ALLOWANCE ON BALANCE OF FANCY XMAS GOODS, Which taka up more room than wo can spare T. & J. THOMSON, OIiAPBKS AND tbll/E: MISRCjIBa, T 1 M ■: U . ee2s