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Temuka Leader, Issue 3742, 21 May 1901, Page 2

SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS. John Fraser—Lost six fat ewes. T. C. Dawson —Wants smart lad. D. Mahoney—Properties for sale. Victoria Day Sports—hfc Geraldine on Friday. Miss Fish, Geraldine—Resumes teaching (pianoforte) on Monday next. Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative As-sociation-Entries Geraldine Farmers' Sale, New Zealand Railways—Tram arrangements for Victoria Day and Dunedin Winter Show and Races. Temuka Borough Council—lnvites applications for position of Town Clerk and Surveyor. W, C. Roulston—Has now a lirst-ciasa dressmaker, and customers can rely on fit and style. T. A J. Thomson, Timaru—Description and prices of novelties and heavy goods ex Matatua and Sydney boats,‘etc. Maling and Shallcrass—Stock and implements advertised for sale at Geraldine tomorrow on account; of Mr James Heron withdrawn from sale.

Ton cm dopsnd on ridding your children of Worms with Wade’s Worm. Figs, the Wonderful Worm Worriers. Price, Is. There seems to he a great deal of misconception amongst cyclists as to the proper degree of hardness to which Dunlop tyres should he pumped. Many riders are disposed to ride them 100 slack, and when so ridden, the tendency for the tyres to slip on greasy roads is much greater than when they are pumped hard; they are also more liable to puncture, and to wear out much quicker. Cyclists will find that “ Duulops ” wear longer, puncture loss, and easier when pumped that hard that there is only a very slight • depression in the tyre when the weight of the rider is on the machine. The heavier the cyclist the harder the tyres want pumping. TO Til 13 DEAF. —A rich lady, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr Nicholson’s Artificial Ear Drums, has sent £5,000 to his Institute, so that deaf people unahh; to procure the Ear Drums si,ay them free. Address No. 7CI D, The Nicholson Institute, -l Longcott,” Guuuersbur'', Loudon, W,, tl