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Temuka Leader, Issue 2253, 12 September 1891, Page 2

H. B. WEBSTER & CO. GERALDINE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16th, 1891. 'E shall offer the following lines—--0/"\/"\ Crossbred 2-Tooths, in forward OU\J condition -| f\f\ Crossbred 2-Tooths, in forward -| f\/"l Crossbred JLvJ \J condition Halfbred Lambs Merino Ewes, with lambs at foot 1 f\ Head Cattle, fat and store Fat and Store Pigs. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., sel2 Auctioneers. "E have foe PRIVATE SALE—KIOO f"bred Hoggets J-bred Hoggets. These are a really first-class line of Sheep, and have been well wintered. Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., ses Geraldine. MESSRS Hi B. WEBSTER & GO. SAVE TO LAND early in September ex " HIMIIAYA," SOO WOKTS ' OF PACKARD'S ENGLISH SUPERPHOSPHATE. This Superphosphate was largely used last season, and gave Universal Satisfaction. We have received numerous Testimonials from our Customers, expressing their opinion strongly in its favor. Splendid Crops were got last year by using Packard's Superphosphate, although the season was exceptionally dry. The following is a guaranteed analysis: Sulphate of Lime, Alkaline Salts, etc ... 47.22 Monobasic Phosphate of Lime (equal to Tubasic Phosphate of Lime, rendered soluble, 33.26) 21.25 Combined Water and Organic Matter 9.80 Insoluble Phosphate ... ... 2.18 Insoluble Silicious Matter ... 6.75 Moisture at 212 deg. F 12.80 100.00 Our Price on Trucks in Timaru whilst the ship is unloading is £7 5s per ton. We are now booking orders for delivery at Timaru or at our Stores at Winchester, Orari, and Geraldine. We are also Sole Agent for Canterbury for STANDARD KAINIT. This is a Potash Salt largely used, mixed with Superphosphate, for Grain and Turnip Crops on light soils. Price—£6 10s, ex store Winchester. We have also on order a large quantity of BONE DUST, Of very best quality. H. B. W E B S T E R & CO., Geraldine. aul3 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIMARU RACES SEPTEMBER 17th and 18th. IHE TRAIN from CHRISTCHURCH due at Timaru at 1.55 p.m. will on the 17th INST. RUN EARLIER. It will be due from Rangitata at 11.16 a.m., Orari 11.32, Winchester 11.42, Temuka 11.52, Washdyke 12.15, arriving at Timaru at 12.25 p.m. It will stop at all Stations if required, but will not work goods traffic. A Train will leave Washdyke for the Racecourse after the arrival of this train. On the 17th and 18th the AFTERNOON TRAIN from TIMARU to ORARI will start at 5.40 p.m., instead of 3.5 p.m., and will run 2 hours 35 minutes later than Time-table times. RETURN TICKETS to TIMARU, from Stations not over 20 miles distant, issued on the 17th, will be available for return till the 19th. sel2 BY ORDER.

GERALDINE TOWN BOARD. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. HE Board havepreparedan Estimate of its proposed Expenditure during the year ending 31st March, 1891, showing all sums already available for such purpose, with the additional sum required; also the total value of rateable property within the district, together with the amount of rate necessary to raisp the money required to make up the deficiency. The estimate has been approved by the ; Boird, and can be seen at the Office, 1 Gerai|in£, on Tuesdays and Fridays in each week, 0, E, SIJERRATT, 8(i 19, . . Clerk to tU# Board. I REWARD— The albove reward L will be given to a7 vou^.\ vi " g such information as will lead to tut, covery of a big WHITE GELDING with cover on, shod all round. Strayed from Kerrytown last Monday night. Apply to WALTER KIMBER, selO The Mill Farm, Kerrytown. ! 71 OR SALE —POTATOES, in any J quantity, at 12s per ton at the I I Pit. Also Good FARMERS'-FED BACON (home cured), 6d per lb. EGGS and BUTTER on hand, at Lowest Rates. sel2 , GEO. GIBBS, Temuka. T)OSTERS of every description printed on the Shortest Notice at the Temuka Leader and Geraldine Guardian General Printing Offices., '