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Temuka Leader, Issue 2396, 16 August 1892, Page 2

The balance-sheet of the gebaldine town board, Being an Abstract of the Receipts and Expenditure for the year ending 31st day of March, 1892. GENERAL ACCOUNT. Receipts. £ a. d. To Balance on 31st March, 1891 .356 0 6 „ Licenses — Publicans’ £155 0 0 Auctioneers’ 120 0 0 Volunteer Hall 22 0 Expenditure. £ s. d. By Surface Labor 19 4 0 „ Contracts ... ... ... 63 8 6 „ Material and Plant ... 21 1 6 „ Lighting Street Lamps ... 49 10 0 „ Salaries — Foreman ... £9O 0 4 Clerk ... 20 0 0 Ranger ... 6 0 0 Clerk Licensing Committee 5 0 0 „ Subsidy to Fire Brigade... 15 0 „ Advertising, &c 11 11 0 „ Insurance 1 1 6 „ Charitable Aid and Harbor Foard 34 12 10 „ Legal Advice, &c.... ... 29 1 1 „ Interest on O.D 2 G „ Miscellaneous ... ... 10 9 8 „ Placed at Fixed Deposit... 50 0 0 „ Balance on 31st March, 1892 485 0 6 £B6l 3 5 Examined and found correct, JAMES £B6l 3 5 EDWARD FITZGERALD, Controller and Auditor-General. CONTRACTORS’ DEPOSIT ACCOUNT. To Balance on 31st „ Receipts larch, 1891 1 ... 4 By Refunds „ Balance on 31st March, 1892 £ s. 4 0 1 0 d. 0 0 £5 0 0 £5 0 0 STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE BOARD On 31st March, 1892. Liabilities. £ 8. By Contractor’s Deposit ... 1 0 „ Balance due to Lamplighter 2 9 Assets. £ s. d. To Balance on 31st March, 1892 485 0 6 „ Rents Outstanding ... 16 16 4 „ Rates to collect 27 4 11 „ Balance of Loan, &c., to Domain Board ... 44 8 2 „ Estimated Assets in Building, Furniture, &c., Office and Outbuilding... ... 340 0 0 „ Furniture, £3O; Plant, £4O 70 0 0 „ Fire Brigade Station £55 Plant £125 „ Contractor’s Deposit ... 10 0 £1164 9 11 Examined and found correct. ,ul6 £3 9 C. E. SHERRATT, Clerk to Board. JAMES EDWARD FITZGERALD, Controller and Auditor-General.

H. B. WEBSTER & CO. TO-MORROW. GERALDINE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1892. OUR PRESENT ENTRY comprises— Q Eat and Store Sheep Fat and Store Cattle. Further Entries to hour of Sale. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., a ul3 Auctioneers. Messrs h. b. webster & co. have received instructions from H. B. Musgravb, Esq., to sell by Public Auction at his farm, Woodbury, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 2Gth, 1892, The whole of his Live and Dead Stock, consisting of— SHEEP—--295 2-tooth 1-bred Ewes, in lamb 118 6 Bt ° -I:)rec * ® wes> in lamb Full-mouth J-bred Ewes, in OO lamb CATTLE, HORSES, and IMPLEMENTS— IMiIk Cow and Calf; 1 yearling heifer 5 Good Young Draught Horses Spring dray, Tip Dray, D.F. Digging Plough (nearly new), Manure Drill, by Duncan (in good order,) Grass Sower, Grubber (Stines), 4leaf Tine Harrows, D.F. Plough with Bub-soiler, S.F. Plough, and Cambride Roller. HARNESS— Shaft Harness, Leading ditto, SpringDray ditto, 6 sets Plough Chains, Collars, Hames, Buggy Harness, Riding Saddle and Bridle, Covers, etc. Stack of Hay, 100 bushels Crushed Oats, 200 bags Chaff. A quantity of B.P. and Totara Posts and Stakes. 13 Cords of firewood. A large quantity of sundries too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock Sharp. The Property having been disposed of privately will not be offered. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., au lg Auctioneers, Geraldine.

‘E 3HALL OFFER, immediately after the sale of Mr Musgrave’s Stock, 1 Spring Dray, Horse and Harness. A first-class turn/urt. Must be sold. H. B. WEBBER & CO., au jQ Auctioneers. SEED OATS. WE HAVE FOR SALE, in opr If Geraldine and Winchester Stores, SOUND BRIGHT CANADIAN OATS (Grand Seed), which we are selling in large and small quantities. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., aulG Geraldine. GUINNESS & LeCREN. TO-MORROW. GERALDINE STOCK MARKET. WEDNESDAY, 17th AUGUST, 1892. THE Undersigned will Sell by Public Auction— Fat and Store Sheep, Cattle, and Pigs. Entries to hour of Sale. GUINNESS & LeCREN, Auctioneers. aul3 A. G. COX, Stock Agent.

SADDLERY. SADDLERY. J ALBERT, The Leading Saddler and , Harness Maker, Opposite Bush Hotel, Geraldine. —ln Thanking my Numerous Customers and the Public for their generous Patronage during the past three years I hope that by strict attention to business and the use of first-class material, wi th good workmanship along with reasonable prices, to still merit a continuance of the same. Customers requiring Repairs or any kind of Saddlery-work done on their own premises can have it done by having word at the Shop or by Post, and all such Orders yvijj bo punctually attended to. au9