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Temuka Leader, Issue 2166, 21 February 1891, Page 2

I f^AMPBELL HAS RESUMED PRACTICE IN TEMUKA. Hotjbs for Consultation : 9.30 to 11.30 a.m. ; 4 to 5 p.m. RSMcCA L L U M, Experienced Nukse, WILKIN STREET, TEMUKA, la prepared to Nurse Ladies in Temuka and the (surrounding district only. al7 FRESH FISH. j-RS E. O'BRIEN [ bega to intimate that she has OPENED A FISH AND OYSTER SHUP, Also a REGISTRY OFFICE, [n Promises next door to Mr M. Connolly's, Geraldine. Fresh Fiah and Oysters received daily. fel2 SHEEP DIP. yjTXES EASILY IN COLD WATER ! DESTROYS ALL PAR\SITES ! IMPROVES THE WOOL ! 18 NON-POISONOUS! HEALS WOUNDS! AND IS CHEAP ! ! Sold in 17-gal. Casks at 4i 63, in 10-gal. Drums at §3, aDd 5-ga 1 . Drums at 5s 31 per gallon. Packages Free. MELVILLE GRAY, i2 TIVIARU. ASPBFJALL & CO, TEMUKA FLOUR MILLS. CORNSACKS. CORKSACKS. HAVING received a Consignment of FULL-SIZED CORNSACKS, we i»re prepared to supply same at Current Market Rites. Farmers and others purchasing Sacks from us will be allowed FULL PRICES for same in the event of our Buying their Grain. We are CASH BUYER 3 of PRIME MILLING WHEAT. STORAGE OF GRAIN. We are prepared to Store 'Q-rain in our Commodious and Well-ventilated Stores, at Xirnaru Prices. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on all Grain stored with us. COOPER'S SHEEP DIP. Having been appointed Agents for this celebrated Dip, we are now prepared to supply same in any quantities. OATS, SEED. HaviDg Agents in all the chief centres of the Colonies, we are prepared to receive Samples of Oats, Barley, Grass Seed, and other Produce for Sale. No commission charged unless sale effected. Account Sales promptly rendered. COAL. COAL. COAL. The ALLANOALE COAL CO. have appointed us their Agei.ts for Temuka and Surrounding District; and we are open to reoeive orders for same. For Household purposes it is unrivalled, and Thrashing Mill Owners will find it the Cheapest and Most Economical Coal in the Market. All orders left with ub will meet with prompt despatch from Pit Mouth. ASPINALL & GO. fe!9 NOTICE. TVTOTIOE IS HERESY GIVEN that ±S XV PERSONS ARE ALLOWED TO FISH, ShOOT, or COURSE, on the WATERS or LANDS in the occupatioo of ROBERT MATTHEWS without the Written Authority of the Undersigued. All persons found infringing this notice, and fouod TRESPASSING in pursuit of Game or Fish aftar this notice will be PROSECUTED. fel9 ASPINALL & CO. HOT SPRINGS, HAN MSB PLAINS, DERRBTT'S ROYAL MAIL COAOBE3 nnHE only Coaches carrying Mails North J of Oulverdun lenve Culverden for Fry'a Hotel, via Lshmert'e, Jack's Faaa, Daily from November lit to April 30. in, returning from Hanmer Plains Daily during Summer Months; and every Tuesday and Saturday, returning Monday* and Thursdays from May l«t to October 31st during Winter Months. Through Retuvn Tiokets are issued at Ohiiatchuroh Railway Station every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Tioketa available for Four Weeks from day of issue. Firat Olaes, 30i—ooaoh and railway. CULVERDENao ROrHERSAM, WAIAU AND KAIKOURA. Coach leaves Culverden for Botherham and Waiau Daily, returning from Weiau Daily. Monday's Coaoh to Waiau conntcta with Ooaoh foi Kaikoura, leaving Tuesdays, staying Wednesdaya in Kaikoura, returning f hunday. Blenheim Ooaoh leaves Kaikoura Thursdays. FABBS : Culverden to Kaiisoura —Single, 255; Return, £2. Culverden to Blenheim—Single, £3 ; Return, £5. Culverden to H*nmer Plains—Single, 7a 6i ; Return, 141. I Culverden to Waiau—Single, ss; Return,Ba. HAWK3WOOD. Waggonette leaves Waiau for Mendip, ParnaaaLa, and Hawkawood every Friday, returning Saturdaya. Urgent Telegram* and Letters promptly delivered. Parcels attended to. Speoia. ( Coaches, Double and Single Buggiea, Waggonetfcea, and Saddle Horses on immediat hire. Orders tb.rou?h post or wire reoeivs prompt attention. N 15.—A1l inform jtion given at Ojok and Son's, Tourist Ageatf, C*tkedral Square, Obrutdhureh. M 9 XBO3. DEHSEd, Proprietor, fi