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Temuka Leader, Issue 2748, 8 December 1894, Page 2

TEMUKA LIVE STOCK MARKET. OWING to the TIMa.RU WOOL SALES being held on the usual Market Day, the Undersigned have decided to hold this Sale on WEDNESDAY, 14th, 1894: CANTERBURY FARMERS’') CO-OPERATIVE ASSO- I CIATION, Ltd. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & y AucM.A., Co, Ltd. 1 tioneers GUINNESS & LaCRBN I H. B. WEBSTER & CO. J C.P.O. ASSOCIATION. TBMUKA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 12th DEO., 1894. QUR ENTRIES COMPRISE— Sheep, Fat and Store Cattle, Fat and Store Pigs, Fat and Store. deß POSTPONEMENT of sale. The sale of mr a. s. Jenkins’ SADDLERY and FURNITURE at the Temuka Volunteer Hall is POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, DEO. 12,1894. dO 6 J.MUNDELL. J. MtJNDELL, Auctioneer. WOOL, WOOL. nnflE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd. Are Prepared to Make LIBERAL GASH ADVANCES ON WOOL FOR LOCAL SALE OR FOR SHIPMENT TO LONDON. C. H. INGLIS, eeß Manager. MANURES. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd., have to lend at the end of October LARGE SHIPMENTS OF BEST QUALITY SUPERPHOSPHATES Guaranteed Analysis—--40.47 PER CENT SOLUBLE 36.23 „ jj This ia the beat Superphosphate on the market, and it will run freely in the drills. BEST BONE DUST IN STOCK, All from Pure Bones, Orders now being booked ex ship. C. H. INGLIS, nol Manager. GUINNESS & LbCREN, TEMUKA TROTTING CLUB’S PRIVILEGES. Guinness & Lbcren have btirtn instructed to Sell ou WEDNESDAY, DEC, 12, 1894, The Privileges in connection with the forthcoming Meeting, Consisting Licensed Booth Luncheon and Light Refreshment Booth Cords Gates and Horso Yards. Sale immediately after Stock Sale, GUINNESS & LbCREN, deS Auctioneers. TEMUKA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 12th DEC., 1894. WE Shall Sell by Public Auction ou the above date — •Fat and Store Sheep, Cattle, and Pigs. GUINNESS & LeCREN, deß Auctioneers. G. BETHUNE BEGS to inform the Residents of Temuka and Surrounding Districts that having TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS of A. S. Jenkins, Saddler, Temuka, ho trusts, by placing it under able management and giving strict attention to business to merit, a share of public patronage. A First Class Assortment of Saldlery, etc., kept iu stock both at Geraldine and Temuka. Charges Moderate. deG THE Correct Thing at Last Tobacco is meeting with a very large sale, and deservedly so, for its quality is unequalled