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Temuka Leader, Issue 2039, 29 April 1890, Page 3

TEMUKA KOAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the following Worka Contract— No. 19—Shingling at Eangitala No. 20—Cleaning Drain, White’s Eoad. Specifications to be seen at the Office. Panders, addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed with No. of Contract, to be sent in before 10 a.m, on TUESDAY, May 6. F. ARCHER, ®p29 Clerk to Board. NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND STOCK-OWNERS IN PARTICULAR. I BEG to announce that I have commenced business iu the GERALDINE, KAKAHU, k TEMUKA DISTRICTS A 8 STOCK k GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, And have arranged with Mb B. R. Guinness to act as my Auctioneer, who will attend the GERALDINE and WINCHESTER YARDS for the Ordinary Sales. CLEARING SALES OF LIYB STOCK AND PRODUCE Will be undertaken at the Lowest Ruling Rates of Commission. , STORAGE OP GRAIN. - I hare also made arrangements with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd), Timaru, for Storage of Grain placed in my hands .in their well-ventilated Stores. Charges will be the Lowest Current. A. E. COX, Stock and Commission Agent. apl ASPINALL & CO., MILLERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, TEMUKA. NOTICE TO FARMERS & OTHERS. WE ARE BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT, AT CURRENT MARKET RATES. We are also prepared to MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON GRAIN STORED WITH US. STORAGE OF GRAIN. Farmers and others desiring to STORE THEIR GRAIN will fled OUR STORE SECOND TO NONE in the Colony. We have lately LAID DOWN A NEW FLOORING, which will make the Store irapervioustodamp— a nuisance so common in other stores, and so damaging (o t[ )e Farmers interests. Our Stores are thoroughly well ventilated and free from vermin. Grain stored with us will be found at the end of the Ssason to be in better condition than that placejd in stores and sheds on the sea board. Rates of Storage Lowest Current.

Having Agents all over the Colony, wo are also prepared to receive Samples of OATS, BARLEY", RYEGRASS SEED, Etc., FOR SALE, “*lB - AS PIN ALL & CO. w ALTON ROLLER GRIST MILL PLEASANT POINT. WHEAT GRISTED Lots under 50 bushels ... 9d Larger lota 8 I Farmers bringing Wheat from long distances can have it ground over night so as to return next day. Accommodation found for man and horses. fe J. P. SCO WEN. OATS ! OATS ! OATS ! I AM GIVING THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Canadian, Danish, Sparrowbill. Tartarian, and Ekjn» Also for RYEGRASS SEED. 0 GEORGE PRIEST, Wool, Grain, and Produce Broker miTS Stafford Street, Tmtaru, APRIL, 1890. WH HAVE PLACED IN STOCK THIS WEEK, ELEVEN CASES, EX “ DORIC ” Containing Selection of Goods* ' * demand at the present time. )» HabesSASHBBI. Hosieex Fahox Wqoi. Gloves AND Fakcx. •Mantle Drapes, Eis Wool, Needle Cases, Gold Braids, Fancy Clasps and Combs, and assortment Everyday Goods, Ladies’’ and Children’s Hose in Sanitary Dy e , Cashmere (plain and rib), Boys’ Felstead Knitted Bootees, Hats, Hits, Cuffs. Cashmere, Taffeta, Suede, Nantwich, Driving, May, Kid, etc. • Silk Handkerchiefs, 130 Pieces Ribbon in variety. Sash do, Laces, Frilling, Embroidery, Collars, Sashes, Belts, 68 dosen Handkerchiefs, •-Silk DepabtW?. Umbrellas (guaranteed make), Moire, Flush, Louis Velveteen (black and colors), Far Ties, Beaver and other Fur Trimming. Dbebsbs. Two Special Purchases of 467 and 333 Yards Dress Tweeds, Merinos. ManOHBSTBB. Mantles. Cretonnes, Curtains, Canvas do, Damask Tabling, Ticks, Holland Towels, Circular Pillow Linen, Electoral Flannels, etc. 35 Plush Jackets and Dolmans (special value), 83 Ulsters (new shapes), 43 Fur Wolverines and Idalias. Millxnbbx and UndbeCLOXHING. Special Job Children’s Plush Bonnets from Manufacturer (less 25 per cent.), 196 New Shapes Ladies’ and Children’s Hats (in straw and beaver, etc.), Corsets, Pelisses, Bibs, Pinafores, etc., etc. T.&J. THOMSON Dbapbes and Silk Mbecbbs, T I M A R U . 8e26 PROOF OF DEBT FORMS. PROOF OF DEBT FORMS ON 3A at the OFFICE OF TI PAPER « 3