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Temuka Leader, Issue 2527, 11 July 1893, Page 2

W. S. MASLIIS. TO-MORROW. CLEARANCE SALE OF FURNITURE, BTC., AT GERALDINE. WS. MAS LI N a instructed by Mr J. R. Webb and others, will Sell at his Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 12th, 1893, At 1 o’clock sharp, 2 Chests of Drawers, 3 Double Iron Bedsteads, 2 Spring Mattresses, Folding Bed Chair, Looking Glasses, Patent Easy Chair, 18 new Austrian Chairs, 3 High Chairs, Kitchen and Bed-room Chairs, Dressing Tables, 2 Sofas, Round Table, Dining Table, Kitchen Utensils, Quantity of Fancy Goods, comprising Pictures, Plaques, Glass Shades, Plated Goods, Knives in Cases, Hat Racks, and 1001 things of too varied a character to be described in an advertisement. NO RESERVE. jyß

For sal e-star safety BICYCLE, fitted with Clincher Tyres, in perfect order. Apply, LEADER OFFICE, jyll Terauka.

DIRECT VETO. TUESDAY, JULY lira, at 8 p.m. $ PUBLIC MEETING re the Direct Yeto Question at the Oddfellow’s Hall, Geraldine. Addresses will be delivered by several prominent speakers. jy6 RANGITATA ISLAND SCHOOLROOM. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 12. LECTURE by the Rev. W. E. Gillatn, on “ Christianity in England,” illustrated with Dissolving Views. Admission—One Shilling ; Children, Half price. To commence at 7.30. Proceeds for School Funds. jyll SERVICE OF SONG and MAGIC LANTERN ENTERTAINMENT in aid of the Juvenile I emplars, will be given in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Geraldine, on THURSDAY NIGHT, commencing at 7.30. The Service of Song “Reclaimed ” will be given, to be followed by Magic Lantern Visws, kindly exhibited by the Rev. J. Dickson, of Temuka. Admission— One Shilling ; Children, Sixpence. jyll ANTED—SITUATION by STATION COOK and BAKER; middle-aged, single. Address—COOK, Post Office, Albury. jyll WANTED KNOWN—That I, the Undersigned, having taken from W. P. Stcdholme, Esq., the WORKING of the KAKAHU BUSH, lately carried on by Mn G. Clakk, HAVE FOR SALE Good Dry Firewood, Manuka, Blackpine, and Mixed Wood per cord. Favors Solicited. Good Measurement Guaranteed. CHARLES JOHNSON, jy6 Kakahu Bush. WANTED— Tenders for CUTTING and GRUBBING about Three Miles of GORSE ou the Geraldine Downs. Tenders received till WEDNESDAY, July 12th. Apply to ALLAN MACDONALD, jy6 Geraldine.

TENDERS WANTED. TO LET B 1 TENDER— IOO ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND for a crop of oats, close to Geraldine. For full particulars apply to H. B. WEBSTER & CO., jy4 Geraldine. STOP! —LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS. Another large parcel WAREHOUSEMAN’S STOCK AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER. Ladies’ and Children’s ULSTERS and CAPES at Less than Half Price. FURS and .J ACKETS Almost Given Away, and i" 1 *cl Cheapest Lot of GENERAL DRAPERY C r *OT3JING, &0., ever offered to the Public of Ger: Mine ’ T Now is J our time to Buy Cheap Stupe. J'* 11 ® 00 BOOTS ! BOOTS !—The CheaT* 6 m th ® Market: don’t forget it!—At «3T- w. Commerce House, Geraldine.

MONEY TO LEND, - " At 6 Per Cent. I HAVE VARIOUS SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage of good freehold agricultural securities, at 6 Per Cent. The Farmers’ Co-operative Fire and Marino Insurance are investing money through me on first-class farms. HOWARD TRIPP, Solicitor, j n 8 Timaru.

[a card]. R. FISH will for the future SEE PATIENTS at the HOUSE OF MR JOSEPH DEAN, Geraldine, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 12. It is requested that all Messages from Patients requiring attendance at home be left either before a quarter to 11 at his Private Residence or at 11 o’clock at Mr Dran’s. Geraldine, June 3rd, 1893. iy6 HORSE CARDS Printed on tiie Shortest Notice at the Office of this Paper.