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Temuka Leader, Issue 2614, 30 January 1894, Page 2

The ship Wellington, Captain Cowan, which put into Rio de Janeiro on July 24th, through collision with an iceberg, has been unable to complete her repairs owing to the bombardment. Her frozen t&eat showed signs of being unable to Stand the prolonged delay. Lloyd’s agents have, therefore, advised that the vessel be towed Home, but experts think that the meat will not arrive in a condition to warrant the expense of towing being incurred, owing to further delay which must occur before the vessel can arrive Borne. Auckland, January 27. Arrived—Mashona, s.s , from London Slid Newcastle. Chief Officer Stephenson died on January 16th, and was buried at sea. Sailed—Duke of Sutherland, s.s., for Wellington. Wellington, January 27. Arrived, at 9.45 n.m.—Kiwi, s.s., from Chatham Islands, with a load of wool from the Jessie Headman. The s.s. Kaikoura sailed from Teneriffe on Wednesday last. Lyttelton, January 28. The schooner Owako Bello, owned by Mr J. Sims, Kaiapoi, is ashore at the mouth of the Waimaknriri. Sydney, January 28. Arrived —Rotoniahivaa and Tasmania from Auckland, Hauroto from Wellington. Melbourne, January 27. Arrived TeAuau, from the Bluff. Sailed —TeAnau, for the Blnff. C.E.O. ASSOCIATION. TOMORROW. GERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET. WEDNESDAY, 3lsT JAN., 1894. E SHALL SELL A C |-bred 2-tooth Wethers and Maiden 6 Wes, fat OQA J-bred 2-tooth Wethers and O £\J Maiden Ewes, forward . condition J-bred 2-tooth Wethers X-bred Ewes, fat £yr*/“Y Ewes, with Lambs at foot -g r\f\ l-brad Ewes, with Lambs IUU at foot 4 ,s\s\ -Merino Ewes, with Lambs 4UU at foot -i Steers and Heifers, 2 yearIZ old Steers and Heifers,yearlings Jg Pig ß , stores ■ 1 Sociable Trap, new, carries 7 passengers J. MUNDELL, j a 27 Auctioneer.

WOOL WOOL. WOOL THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OP B NATIVE ASS CIATION* Ltd., are RECEIVING WOOL in their Commodious and Well-lighted Store, Heatou Street, which is SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER STORE IN TIMARU, for Exhibiting Wool to advantage. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be made whs a desh'od oil all Wool placed in thsir hands for Sale or Shipment. ■■THE - THIRD SALE Will bo held on FEBRUARY 13 m, 1894. WOOLPACKS, AT LOWEST RATES. C. H. INGLTS, Manager. 0019 JOHN MUNDE LL, Auctioneer. .'CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Limited). w E bavd Dow received full Stocks of JAMES FASMt” 8 SUPERPHBSPHft7' Guaranteed Analysis oG per cent, soluble. CORAL QUEEN GUANO, Over GO per cent. Phosphate. Prices on application. Orders being booked in advance. C. H. INGLIS, oclO Manager. COMFORTABLE HOME in Private Family for ONE OR TWO GIRLS ATTENDING HIGHSCHOOL. BOX 48, ja2s P. 0., Timaioj. NOTICE, R. A. BORROWS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, HAVING taken over the Business lately carried on by H. N. Citron, hopes I>v civility and &!rict attnnton to biu-iixvs to merit a cmtinuanco of . the patronage bestowed upon his predecessor. Having had 25 years’ experience in many of the levying establish ment? in the colony, the public can rely upon their proscriptions being accurately dispensed. Perfumery. Patent rnd I ■fojnioterv Medicines at moderate prices—lt. A. BORROWS, Family .and Dispensing Chemist, Geraldine. ja'-d IN MEMORIAM CARDS, in grot.* variety and designs at the Office