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Temuka Leader, Issue 1999, 25 January 1890, Page 2

ANTED A. GENE Li A.L SERVANT. r Age about 18. Applv STAR HOTEL, ja2s Rangitata. "ANTED—A STRONG GIRL for \\ General Housework. Apply lo MRS RICHARDS, Dinda Farm, jf»23 Waitohi Downs, IF BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIMARI AND OAMARU (Being a local Oouri of Bankruptcy), Holden at Timaru. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Ac 1883," and of the various Aot» amendinf the same, and of the bankruptcy o TiMOXHX McApLrFFE, of Geraldine io the Provincial Dietriot of Canterbury Publican, a Bankrupt. NOTICE is hereby given that thi said Timothy McAtjliffe has tbi day been adjudicated a Bankrupt iu the eai Oourt. The first general meeting of th Creditors will be held at my Offioe, Bosi Roy&l Aroade Timaru, on TUBE I DAY, the 28th Day of January, 1890, at o'clook in the afternoon,

Doted this 22ud d»y of January, 1890. D. M. Boas, Deputy Assignee in Btnkruptoy, j 25 Tim am SPECI AL NOTICE. U'AYING DISPOSED of my BUSINESS at GERALD IKE to MR H. OL'VRON I muat request th»t ALL ACCOUNTS owing to me BE PAID AT ONOE to MR J. J. HiSKENS, my Authorised Agent. C. B. EICHBAUM.' TO FARMERS. ' ' " ESSRS DOUGLAS & WASHING--3-JL TON desire io intimate Ibnt ibey Purchased one of AVELING & PORTER'S IMPROVED TRACTION ENGINES, Togoihar with u CLAYTON AND S&UTTLE WORTH COMBINE, With all the Latest Improvements, and are n.-.w pie[)nr-d to THRESH ALL KINDS OF GRAIN At Lowest Current Rates. Sample Guaranteed. No Hacks allowed with Machine 3 23

NOTICE. „ . "OTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that J_M I in'end to apply to the Geraldioe . Cnjinry Council at their npst meeting; to GRANT ME A SLAUGHTERHOUSE LICENSE tor Blocks 13 and 6, oart of R.S. 6383, Epwoitb. E. YALLENDER. Temuka, Jan. 24, 1890. j ;25 M ONET. \£TE have instructions for the Invest- ' ment of £15,000 on First-class e j Mortgages at LOWEST RATILS. Terms . to suit Borrowers, Principal repayable by instalments or otherwise, as arranged, SMITHSON, RAYMOND & SMITH, jail Solicitors, Geralrtine. Will VISIT TEMUKA ONCE A WEEK ) Commencing r WEDNESDAY, the 15th JAN., ]B9O. WHEN he will be able to take a limited number of Pupils for * SINKING, PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, &o. TERMS £3 3s Pee Quakteh. In the Evening, from 7 until 8.30, Mr Wolf will hold a SINGING CLASS for Ladies and (Gentlemen, the first part of which will be Rudiments of Musio, Voice-Training, and Management ; second parr, Part Singing, GUees, Cantata, Oratorio, etc., eto. Terms £1 la per quarter ; Pupils taking Private r Lessons during the day, 10s 6d per quarter. The Quarter consists of 12 Weeks, and it is • necessary that One Quarter's Notice should be > aiven when Pupils wish to discontinue their i Lessons. A For further information apply to e ©c24 MB, SIDNEY WOLF, Timaru '■ TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS". rpENDHRS WANTED for -he EREC- , JL TION of DWKLLING-HOUSEfor Mr Wm. Ackroyd. Plans and Specification to be seen on application to tffo UnderH ii?ned, whore marked Tenders are to be ._, sent not later than 4 p.m. ou MONDAY FEBRUARY 3rd. ' L JAMES BKVTff, j 25 Temuka. mO L«!T, BY TENDER—JL The Temuka and Geraldine Agri- '| cultnral and Pastoral Association's Ground, near Winchester, "' containing 10 Acres (mora or d less). r Tenders are invited for the LEASE of t the fabovo Land for Two Years, two crops to be i.tken off it. Tenders to be iodsje' ). with Mr K. F. Gr»v, Temuka, at or before ,- 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, Jan. 25, 1890. Further part'cul -re as to Terms, etc., to 6 be obtained from die Secretary, W. WILLS, j' 11 ? Temuka.

Tea Making. —"A Barrister" has written a letter describing his way of making tea which the Hospital, a medical piper declares to be one of the bes>t pos sible. It is as follows;—Put the kettle on to boil ; when the water absolutely boils fi 1 two teapots, containing no tea, with it in the belling condition ; 1-t the two pots stand until (bay are both thoroughly hot • then empty one of them, and put for every pint of water the pot will hold a single t.-aspoonfull of good tea. The barrister uses an Indian mixture at 3s 6d per lb. Pl«ce the teapot filled with water and the requisite number of of tea on a stove or hob for exactly five minutes. It [is then sufficiently infused. The other teapot which has been heated by the boiling water is now emptied and the infused tea is all pogred out of pot No 1 into it. Care being taken to keep the leaves entirely separate. Pot No 2, which contains the infusod tea minus the leaves, is now fit for use, and in addition to being a peifect brew, perfectly hot, it has this advantage, it can be kept hot, and allowed to atand for one hour, two hours, or » ven six, without spoiling or becoming any stronger, for the simple reason that all the leaves were left behind in the first pot," ■*