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Temuka Leader, Issue 1411, 29 October 1885, Page 4

rniHE UNDERSIGNED lings to notify I, to ttii; Pubic of Temnka and Vicinity Unit he has opened out a large assort men f of FISHING TACKLE, Consisting of— Rods (in aU kiz s), Gaff Hooks, Winding Reels, Cast and Waterproof Lines, and a huge v. rimy of Minnow;?, Flies, and Fishing Hooks of all sizes. Also, a largo assortment if Watches, Ciocks, Chains, Tnbsccms, Cig tb, Cigarettes, aiid Pipes of rl e best quality, and Fancy Goods of every deßdip'ion ; all of which lie is prepared to Sell at the Lowest Hates. C. H. REID TEMUK-i. j»25 NOTICE. To the Members of the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia, Limited, and Others, I BEG TO NOTIFY that MR JAMES SANDERSON, of Timaro, CoimnTmon Agent, has been APPOINTED RESIDENT AGE;\T FOR TIMAUU of the above Association. K. SANDO, Chief Agem for Canterbury, Inglib's Buildings, High Street, Christchurch. Christchurch, Sept. 9i.li, ael2 TO OWNERS OF STUD HORSES. OWNERS OF~Ul) DORSES are reminded that THE TEMDKA LEADER and THE GERALDINE GUARDIAN Offer the best means in South Canterbury for advertising notices regarding Stud Horses. Liberal Terras offered for inserting Notices for the Season. CARDS. CARDS. CARDS. Horse Cards of all s.Z's neatly and expeditiously Prin-ed at the Office of this Paper. Most Extensive Collection of CUTS in South Canterbury. PEICEo LOW. PRICES LOW. COMPEfiriON Dr FIE I). TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, the Trotting StA'ion Pony DUKE OF EDINBURGH. (Has gained First Prizes.) PUKE OF EDINBURGH, the property of M. A. Toomey, is a beautiful cream color, with black points, stands 13 hands 3 inches high, with fine action and good temper, by the celebrated pony Muz: ppa ; dam, Qipsv. Duke h»s proved hirasul’ a sure foal getter . f eic lirnt buggy stock. He has gained First Priz-’e at the Canterbury Agriculture], the Northern Agricultural, and Timaru Show*. The Du’ e will travel the Temukn. Kakahu, and Timaru Districts. Term*—£2 IDs,, pay ah e Ist January, 1886. Gro image fee 5h., Durable at service. Crrass Free for 6 weeks, . fter that 2s p« j r week. Every care taken but no responsibility. M. A. TOOMEY. oolfi Kakahu. mHE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE 1 HDR-'vE “THE GENERAL” Will Travel this Season in the Temukn, <trail, ,K><kahn, WAtohj, Rangitata, Waihi Bush and .Geraldine Districts, For Pedigree see Cards. Tekms :£3 3-; Groornage, ss, payable at tin e "f set vice. Good Paddocking Accommodation provided for Mares at G-raldin® for S'X Weeks Free, after that 2a prr week! Every care t *ken but no responsibility. ROBERT SCOTT, PROPRIETOR, GERALDINE HORSE REPOSITORY. sel9 THE Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire Horse DUNDEE, Will travel in the Hilton, Pleasant Valley, Woodbury, Geraldine, Rangitata, and Winchester districts this season. For Pedigree See Card*. Terms ns per agreement. Good Grass Paddocks, well watered, will be provided for mares, until stinted, at Orari. For further particulars apply to F. BROWN, Juxv., oc!s Be field, Orari. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON in 'the: Temnka, Waitbhi, Kakahu, an>i Orari districts ; also, stands at his Owners’ St 'ldas, Geraldine, from Friday to Monday every week—mHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE SUPERIOR. For Pedigree see Cards. Terms— £5, payable Ist. Jannary, 1886; Grodmage' sb,' payable at time of service.' Good Pad--docking accommodation provided fo r mares at Geraldine and Waitolii Flat for 6 weeks free ; after tint 2s per week, Every care taken but no responsibility. ' N.B.—A limited number of mares will only be taken. For further particulars apply to ANDREW AGNEW, Groom ; I Or J. MUN DELL & 00., Gsraldiae. I