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Temuka Leader, Issue 2563, 3 October 1893, Page 2

WANTED— AN EXPERIENCED general; servant. MRS ROULSTON, oc3 Temuka. WANTED— TEAMS for PLOUGHING, &o. For particulars apply A. M. CLARK, bo3o - Temuka. NOTICE. HAVING let our Fishing Waters to Rioharo Young, he has our authority to PROSECUTE ALL TRESPASSERS. Arrangements to Fish must be made with him. (Signed) WILLIAM DbRENZY. oc3 JOSEPH LEWIS. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. THE BRIDGE over the Rangatira Creek, on the Kakahu Road, WILL BE CLOSED on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and until further notice. F. ARCHER, bg29 Clerk to Board. NOTICE. I BEG to say that I RETIRE from the Business of a Storekeeper as from the Ist day of October inst. In doing so I wish to assure my old friends and customers that I am not insensible to the kindness and support extended to me during the last six and twenty years, and now present my acknowledgment. R. MORRISON, Beehive Store, Geraldine. REFERRING to the above, we beg to say that we propose to continue the business so long carried on by our respected father, and trust that by the observance of proper business principles to do justice alike to ourselves and customers. oc3 MORRISON BROS. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION SHOW. OCTOBER, 1893.

G E. WARBURTON again offers a , Prize of ONE GUINEA for the best plate of 12 scones made with his “CAN’T BE BEAT” BAKING POWDER as leavening agent (last year’s prize was won by Mrs Wyllie, Kingsdown). Ask your grocer for this brand and take no other. It is the best, and all respectable storekeepers sell it. jyl 100 MILES IN 6 HOURS 38 MINUTES On one of Kent’s Jubilee Roadsters, ridden by H. J. Pither. 50 Miles in 2 hours 58 minutes by the same rider. WE have the Largest, Best, and Most Varied Stock of Pneumatic and other Tyres in the Colony. These include the latest Dunlop with ribs which prevent side slip, ’93 Clinchers, Silvertown Closures, &c. We have 12 varieties of the Best Lamps in the Market, Tool Bags, Oil Cans, Spanners, Bells, and everything necessary to the Cyclist. Ladies’ Safeties in stock, fitted with Silvertowu Tyres, from £lB. The Best and Largest Stosk of everything. Send for illustrated catalogue. R. KENT & CO., Bedford Row, CHRISTO BURCH. oc3 ■ TEMUKA PAPERHANGING ESTABLISHMENT. Q HAS. JjjATES & QO. PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, PAPERHANGERS, AND HOUSE DECORATORS. Estimates Given. All Work Promptly Attended To. Trade and Public Supplied. WST MAIN SOUTH ROAD, TEMUKA. del 9 IMPORTANT NOTICE. J. A. MgOASKILL HAS JUST RECEIVED a large stock of Ripe Bannaas, Figs, Tahiti, Marmalade, and Sydney Oranges, Prunes, Dates, Walnuts, Pea Nuts, Hazel Nuts, &c. Hot Pies and Coffee at all Hours. Leconte Malt Extract Bread always o n hand. A CONVERSATION. '|T7 r HAT a Splendid Light your YV Lampgives! Isitanew kind?” Oh no 1 It’s the old lamp, but I put a little “ CLEAN ALL ” in the water when I washed the glass, and it gives twice, the light it did. CLEAN ALL 1 What’s that 1 I never heard of it.

Oh, it’s the moat wonderful thing you ever used. A tablespoonful in a bucket of will clean the Floors, Oilcloth, Paint Sii'l U ke magic without soap or soda. And AO It makes cleaning down n 0 trouble at aft," Dear me, f ust must be fond of work. Why, itmust have taken hours to get that s£dfd fonder and copper kettle so bright. Not at all? I just rnbad a little MATCHLESS METAL POLISH ®Q rubbed it off again with a duster and i$ was dppe. Agent for N.Z. for Paton J s “GLEANALL ” POWDER and METAL POLISH.

W. E. POTTS. TIMARU. ee7 To be had of all Storekeepers. mail Nonem. Subjeet to any necessary alterations, mails will close at the Temuka Post Office AS under: — for TJnited Kingdom, Continent of Europe {specially addressed per Orient), nn( ; Australian Colonies, per Talune, nn Tiiparlnv October “iwK due :: 22nd). •land «er For Northern Ports of New Zea. ’.

Flora, on Tuesday, October 3rd, at 5 p.m. For Northern Ports of New Zealand, per Waihora, on Wednesday, October 4th, at 5 p.m. For Northern Ports of New Zealand, per Rotorua, on Saturday, October 7th, at 5 p.m. The next English and European Mail via San Francisco, will close at this Office on Wednesday, the 4th day of October, at 5 p.m. Money orders, registered letters, newspapers, and bookpackets at 1.55 p.m. Late fee letters extra) at mail van till departure of north express. (This mail will be due in London on Bth November).

A POST OFFICE will be opened at 1 SEADOWN (Uorubrook’fi Residence) on j and after 2nd prox. Mails will be de- \ spatched from Terauka on Mondays at j 2.15 p.m., and on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9 a.m. Mails from Seadown will roach this Office on Mondays at 3.15 p.m., £ and on Wednesdays and Saturdays at o p.m. £ P. P. WHITE, 1 1