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Temuka Leader, Issue 1976, 30 November 1889, Page 4

2bl |T° T .0: TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE STAND THIS SEASON AT ORARI GORGE, GERALDINE, HILTON, WAITOHI, KBRRYTOWN, TBMUKA. WIN* CHESTER, and ORARI 1 DISTRICTS. The Thoroughbred Stallion H A NJ.AN For Pedigree see Cards, ' Terms, £i 4j, payable Ist January, 1890. Groomage, 59, payable first seryioe. Head Stabler, Gbbakdinb, M, CONNOLLY, se2B Proprietor. YOUNG KNOTTIHGU A limited number of Mares will be taken to rur in the Paddook at Orari Gorge,with the well-known Hackney r Stallion YOKING KNOTTINGLY. Thie .Horse has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and his Stock is second io none in the district. Every care taken, but no responsibility No Charge for Paddooking.} TEEMS—IOs. ROBERT THJfiW, oel7 Proprietor, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR o u Ph c m Acts P P IN THE xas *^ORUS Blender.’* THOUGH COPIED BY ALL i PRICES: hWAG.hu SONMUIE at.ci m cecH mm N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. The blending is entirely attended to by Mr. .Nelson.himself, 1 who is a Taster of great experience, and has had a special training in the art." ‘ m TIMARU HERALD. 11 This firm deserves the support of all purchasers of Tea as the article they J ofier is ' superior to anything we have seen in this Colony." PRESS. Mr; Nelson is a professional Taster and 2/- 2/4 2/8 8/per lb. PURE BLENDED TEAS. AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. AGENTS - N. DUNLOP &GO FLAX STRIPPERS. LEASE SEND FOR PARTICULARS OF OU IMPROVED MACHINE BEFORE PURCHASING. ALSO LIST OP NEW AND SECOND-HAND ENGINESBOOTH. MACDONALD & GO CHRISTCHURCH. mr22

Reduction IN Price. fjpHE Proprietor begs to notify tuft tbs PRICE op THIS PAPER has beenLOWERED as follows SUBSCRIPTION ; For One Quarter (in advance) 4s „ ~ ~ (booked)... 5s Yearly (in advance) 15a „ . (booked) ... ... 20s It is now the CHEAPEST TRI. WEEKLY PAPER in NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trusts that the INCREASED CIRCULATION will compensate for the reduction made in its price. It is essentially a LOCAL PAPER, devoted to the interests of the district. It is impossible for the papers published in large centres of population to pay the same attention to the requirements of the district as it does. It has given its advocacy to EVERY MOVEMENT for the ADVANCEMENT OF THE DISTRICT. It has never been known to take the side of the Strong against the Weak While it has upheld the Rights of Working Men, it has always recognised the Rights of Property. On these grounds the Proprietor bases his claim for support, and he trusts he will not bo disappointed.