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Temuka Leader, Issue 2066, 1 July 1890, Page 2

H. B. WEBSTER & CO. TO-MORROW. GERALDINE FORTNIGHTLY STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd. We shad offer—--170 2-toolhs, prime freezers 100 Merino Wethers, fat 60 £-bred Ewes, forward lines 80 Fat Lambs 250 X-bred Lambs 2 First-class Milch Cows 8 Fat and Store Cattle. 1 Poney, good in harness. Further Entries till hour of Sale. .......... H. B. WEBSTER & CO., jyl Auctioneers, A. B. COX TO-MORROW. GERALDINE SALE. Undersigned will Sell, on WEDNESDAY, 2nd JULY, 800 2-tooth Crossbreds 40 Crossbred Ewes 10 Merino Ewes, in lamb 20 2-tooth Crossbreds 75 £-bred Lambs. Further Entries to hour of sale, E. R. GUINNESS, Auctioneer. A. E, COX, Stock Agent, rnO LET—JL 42 ACRES GREEN-TOP TURNIPS ; to be fed off by 27th July. A. Jfi. COX, jyl Geraldine. TENDERS FOR PLOUGHING. TENDERS are invited for PLOUGHING on the PAKIHI ESTATE, on account of the Executors of the late Angus Macdonald, One Hundred and Ninety Acres Turnip Land and Six Hundred and Fifty Acres Tussock Land adjacent—the former 6|in. x 10in., the latter sin. x llin. Half the Tussock Land is more or less stony. Contractor must have not less than Four efficient Teams at work from the start to completion of contract. Teams to be on the ground by 21st instant. Oats and Chaff can be supplied at current rales, if desired. Contractor can, have the use of Cottage and 100*acre Paddock. Tenders to close on the 14th Instant. Address: “Tender for Ploughing. Box 44, Temuka.” The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EXECUTORS OF THE LATE ANGUS MACDONALD. Also— TENDER FOR FENCING. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of 3£ Miles FENCING, Pakihi, for Executors of the late Angus Macdonald, Posts 8 feet apart, 18 inches in ground, 8 wires stapled, ttrainers 8 to 10 chains, about 1L miles; the balance stakes 8 feet apart, or iron standards ; six gateways. Tenders to close 14th insl. Address : “ Tender for Fencing. Box 44, Temuka.” The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. EXECUTORS OF THE LATE jyl ANGUS MACDONALD. OPENING DAY—FBI DA Y,_ JULY 4. WE HAVE BEE'? PRESSED TO COME. PURCHASERS OP GENERAL DRAPERY & CLOTHING, RESERVE YOUR PURCHASES ! G>| LENDINING & DOBLE If Have again TAKEN THEIR OLD SHOP, Mendelson’a Buildings, Temuka, for Positively THIRTY DAYS ONLY, where they will Exhibit the same CRUSHING BARGAINS as are daily Crowding their Dunedin and Oamaru Establishments. Bargains in many instances only Half Manufacturer’s Prices. You know what we have done. That is only a Drop in the Ocean as to what WE CAN AND WILL DO ON THIS SHORT VISIT. GLENDINIhT & DOB IF. DUNEDIN, OAMARU, AMD TEMUKA. ju2B MONEY. WE have instructions for the Investment of £15,000 on First-class Mortgages at LOWEST RATES. Terms to suit Borrowers. Principal repayable by instalments or otherwise, as arranged. ' SMITHSON, RAYMOND, & SMITH, jail Solicitors, Geraldine. THE CENTRAL REFRESHMENT ROOMS. MISS DONOHUE begs to inform her Friends and the Public generally, that she has taken the Refreshment Rooms lately occupied by Mr B. Darroch, and has now opened up a Choice Assortment of the Best ENGLISH, SCOTCH, FRENCH, AND COLONIAL CONFECTIONERY, With FRUITS in Season. Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa at any hour. Soirees and Picnic Parties Catered for. I ' Note the Address—Main Street, TeMBKA, opposite Bank of N.Z. ju26 COO K H AJfl BOOTS. Men’s Cookham Boots, Calf Tops, Men’s Cookham Boots, Cloth Tops. Men’s Cookham Boots, Seal Tops, Men’s Cookham Boots, Porpoise Tops. NEW GOODS, JUST OPENED, a t COWAN’S i CLOTHING & OUTFITTING HOUSE, i fel Txmakf,,