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Temuka Leader, Issue 2267, 15 October 1891, Page 1

TO FARMERS & CONTRACTORS. .; I AM NOW RECEIVING ORDERS for tho undermentioned Implements and Machinery—. , r McSherry Grain Drills Andrews and Beaven’s Ghaffcuttera (from £9 upwards), “ Zeaia:iiia,' “ Canterbury,”and “Australasian.’ “Zealandia. ” “ Part r’ ury,” and “ Selwynl’Horse Gears. Booth and Macaonald’s Carlyle” Cultivators, Disc Harrows, Ac., to. Intending purchasers of the celebrated AYELING. AND PORTER TRACTION ENGINES should order early, to admit of Cheap Shipping Arrangements. A. W. GAZE, Machine Agent, Temoka. JAS. PHILP, IRONMONGER, TIMARU. IMPORTER of Builders’ and Houe> furnishing. IRONMONGERY, RANGES, REGISTER GRATES, CUTLERY; ; andJ ■ ■ ■; CLECTRO-PLATED GOODS, GUNS, PAINTS, OILS; &c.; ; ; Sewing Machines from 7s 6d each, w Agent for the Celebrated STANDARD SEWING MACHINES. Cartridges Carefully Loaded to, Ordeff Furnace Frames and every description of Tinware Made on the Premises. COUNTRY ORDERS - PUNCTUALLY fe!2 " 1 -'' ‘ ATTENDED TO; - ® DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP CARSTON BROS, in thanking numerous Customers for, tjbjeir Liberal Support, beg to state that from the 13th inst. W. CARSTON will carry on the WHEELWRIGHTING AND COACHBUILDING BRANCH of the Business. Having had 12 years’ experience in this district he fells sure heickn faithfully execute his. clients’ demands. It is a well-known fact that our work has been fully 20 per cent, cheaper than any one in South Canterbury, and I will take the liberty of informing the Public how it is done. i 1. Have no rent to pay. 2. Buy for Cash. 3. Do the greatest part of the work myself, and . , • Last, but not least, have no ambition of making a fortune too rapidly, : There is ah old ■ A • cheap article is dear at any price, “ but in t.bn? case I guarantee every Vehicle turned out. I am prepared to give the HIGHEST PRICES for SECOND-HAND OARTS, &c., having always a demand for them, g Having made satisfactory arrangements with MR A. WATSON, who is a?' firstclass GENERAL AND SHOEING SMITH, he will re-open the Blacksmith’s Branch on his own account on MONDAYJULY 13th. 1 TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TEMUKA DISTRICT. v JA M E S G RA N T Begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that he has Commenced Business as a. HORSE-SHOER, BLACKSMITH, &C., &C. In premises near the Stone Store, Temoka Horses Carefully Shod. Plough Repairing a Speciality. Charges Moderate. All Orders promptly attended to. JAMES GRANT, fe3 Temuka. TEMUKA CARRIAGE & IMPLEMENT WORKS. WILLIAMS & CO., Blacksmiths and WheelwhighisJ BEG to intimate to the inhabitants of Temuka and. surrounding districts taut they are prepared to Make or Repair all kinds of Venicles at Moderate Prices. Horses Carefully Shod by an Experienced Workman. Ploughs Repaired on the Shortest Notice. All kinds of Plough Shares and Fittings ,on hand. New and Second-hand Traps always on hand. W, &r Co keep nothing but the Best of Seasoned Material, so patrons may rely on getting the best of everything, combined with good workmanship, at Moderate Charges. WILLIAMS & CO., Temuk*; Funerals Furnished in Town or Country. NOTICE. ” r<T ”“ I HAVE JUST IMPORTED from Homo a Large Consignment of AERATED WATER BOTTLES bearin g my Name and Trade Mark. Anyone MAKING USE OF or DESTROYING THESE BOTTLES will be PROSECUTED without further notice. 11 JAS. TURNER, Geraldine. P.S.—With my IMPROVED MAS CHINERY I am in a position to Supply Cordials, Aerated Waters, etc., at Veiy Reasonable Rates. iu2s PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I have this day admitted . JAMES WATT as a PARTNER MY BUSINESS. E. VALLENDE] July 13,1891. v In connection with the above the Undersigned hope that by Strict Attention to Business they will Continue t,, secure a share of the Patronage of the Public. SMALL GOODS A S PECLILITY. j VALLENDER & WATT,