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Temuka Leader, Issue 2109, 9 October 1890, Page 2

GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. rrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the GeraldiDe County Council desires to raise the sum of £3OOO by way of LOAN, under the prorisions of the Local Badiea Loans Act, 1886, for the purpose of Constructiog Irrigation Works within that part of the Geraldme Couoty known aa the Waitohi Flat Water Supply District, and that it is proposed that the first year's interest on the said loaD during the con Btruction of the said work shall be paid out of the moneys to be so borrowed ; and that the sum of £IBO is proposed to be set apart in each year towards the paying o 4 of the Loan, and it is proposed that a SPECIAL RATE of One Halfpanny in tbe Pound on the rateable value of tha property within the said Waitofti Flat Water Supply District shall be pledged as security for Bnch Loan. Dated at Timaru, this Ist day of September, 1890. W. BALFOUR, oc9 Chairman, G.C.C.

~VTEW REASON'S FISHING TACKLE ARRIVED AND NOW IN STOCK. PRIEST AND HOLD DATE IRONMONGERS, au!4 TIMARU.

LEN DIKING AND f CONSIDERING the lateoeesl of the Season, and the general dalness and uncertainties which hare for the time being taken possession of the publio mind, they are certainly gratified with the progress of their SALE IN GEEALDINE. They are certain ■of one strong facti that Advertising alone could never induce the Furchasing Community to open up their purse-strings. It can only be CORRECT QUALITIEB, ANDJAT PRIOEB WHIOH CAN DEFY COMPETITION, which can induce that williness of the mind. They have been giving these inducements, and for a short time longer they will STILL REDUCE ; PRIOEB, so as to effect that derirable Reduction in Stock which is the heart and soul of the object in view. To those who hare purchased, to those who intend! to do so, and to those who may not possibly require but will require in the near future— CALL EABLT AND JUST USE YOUR OWN JUDGMENT. We make no quotations—we rarely do—as Quality is the test of Prioes in all circumstances in the Soft* goods Trade. GLENDINING & DOBIE DUNEDIN, OAMARU, AND «ERALDINE. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, In the Waitehi, Totara, and Surrounding Districts, WMMI ' Thk Celbbbatbd Dbaught Stalhon >REAK 0' DAY Break o' Day ii a beautiful bay, of great subßtanoe, with immense bone and plenty of hair and symmetry, and plenty of action. He was bred by William Robertson, Esq., Terrace Fazm, Palmeraton. Foaled 25th Deoember, 1884. Bire 4 Taieri Lad ; dam, Rose. Taieri Lad, bred by Donald Grant, Eta., Kirklands, We-fc Taieri, wai got by Emperor, out of Gentle. Emperor, by Napoleon, imported from Scotland by the late John Nimmo, Esq., out of Nancy, imported from Scotland by W. H. Talpy, Esq. Naneyby the far-fsmed Garverry horse. Break o' Day's dam, Rose, by Young Hero, out of Jeaonie Hunter, the wines* of many first prizes. Jeannie Hunter by Blarfjleg. Young Hero by Lincolnihire Hero (imp.) For parity of breed, symmetry of form, teztut' 4 (rf bone, and ease of movement, this horse has nCT« »»" ft" 11 ."! J y Bny bred in New Zealand. I********* ~ ■e23 G. aTTim ?*&*, P'oprietQf' TO TRAVEL In the Timaru, Temuka, Geraldine, Point, P&reora, and Surrounding Distriots, I Thb Tbottins Staimon 0 R D JOHN Sire Berlin, dam Princess Maude, by Sheals. Terms: £4. Groomage si, payable at first service. Also, The Pony Stallion I ' 0 U N G LANCER By Lancer, out of a Nutshell mare. I Young Lancer gained First Przes hst year at Dunedin and Taieri Shows. Terms : £2 10s. Groomage SJ. ( All moneys payable on or before Ist Jan.. ' 1891. Good paddocks orovided and all care a taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to ;■ J. MAHONEY, j Groom in obarge ; | f J. SHAW, ) oc9 Stone Stables, Timaru. i