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Temuka Leader, Issue 2224, 7 July 1891, Page 2

A. B. COX. TO-MORROW. GERALDINE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY Bth, 1891. THE Undersigned will Sell by Public Auction— Fat and Half bred Wethers IDO Merino Ewes, in lamb. Also SHEEP, CATTLE, AND PIGS. Entries to hour of sale. E. R. GUINNESS, Auctioneer. A. E. COX, Stock Agent. jy4 J. B. RUTLAND & CO. POPULAR AUCTION ROOMS. TO OUR FARMING FRIENDS AND clients.;.-. TO-DAY terminates our First Year’s Business as Auctioneers, and we take the opportunity of acknowledging with thanks the Liberal support accorded us, and the flattering encomiums received from numbers of those for whom we have done Business. - And we have pleasure in announcing that from the issue of our New License we have decided to show our practical appreciation of your support by REDUCING THE RATES OF COMMISSION CHARGED AT THE ABOVE ROOMS from the time of their inception, by one half, and trust to receive in consequence increased business, which will always command our best services. J. B. RUTLAND & CO., Auctioneers, Customs, and Commission Agents, jy2 Beswick Street, Timaru “ITT ANTED A thoroughly exVV perienced GENERAL SERVANT. Wages, £4O a year. References indispensable. Apply H. LEE, j y 7 Crown Hotel, Temuka. WANTED —A SMART ACTIVE LAD to Learn the Tailoring. Apply H. T. CLINCH, jy4 Temuka. rjVHE BOY’S SITUATION on the HON. W. ROLLESTON’S FARM, is filled. jy7 NO TENDER for the 18 Acres of Land at Arowheuua has been Accepted, and the LAND WILL BE LET PRIVATELY. j y T H. KOKORO. v KIN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OP WILLIAMS & COLVILLE, OF TEMUKA, BLACKSMITHS & WHEELWRIGHTS. A FIRST AND FINAL DIVIDEND of 4s 6d per £ on all accepted proved claims in the above Estate is now Payable as followsTemuka Creditors at the Bank of New Zealand, Temuka, and all others at my Office, Arcade Chambers, Timaru. D. M. ROSS, Deputy Assignee in Bankruptcy. Oth July, 1891. jy7

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. CIARSTON BROS, in thanking their j numerous Customers for their Liberal Support, bog to state that from the 13th inst. W. OARSTON will carry on the WHBELWRTGHTING AND COAOHBUILDING BRANCH of the .Business. Having had 12 years’ experience in this district he fells sure he can faithfully execute his clients’ demands. It is a well-known fact that our work has boon fully 20 per cent cheaper than any one in South Canterbury, and I will take the‘ liberty of informing the Public how it is done. 1. Have no rent to pay. 2. Buy for Cash. 3. Do the greatest part of the work xnvself, and Last, but not least, have no ambition of making a fortune too rapidly. There is an old proverb—“A cheap article is dear at any price, “ but in this case I guarantee every Yohicle tnrned out. I am prepared to give the HIGHEST PRICES for SECOND-HAND CARTS, having always a demand for them. Having made satisfactory arrangements w'th MR A. WATSON, who is a first?ass GENERAL AND SHOEING suvrTTH he will re-open the Blacksmith's Branch on his own account on MONDAY, JUEX 13m