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Temuka Leader, Issue 3836, 28 December 1901, Page 2

F. A. Butterfield. THIS DAY \|E F. A. BUTTERFIELD, tliL having made arrangements with the Oriental Importing Company, of Christchurch, to tako over their Stock of DR A PERY, &c.,beld by them in Temuka, has determined to realise on the same at once, and will therefore Dispose of them by Auction on SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY, 28th, 30th, and 31st INST., At hia Temporary Auction Room’, Temuka, at 2 p m. each day. “ Roll up the Bargains.” F. A. Butterfield, AUCTIONEER, HOTEL BROKER, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, TEMUKA. FOR SALE Seven-roomed House, Hot and Cold Water Service, Force Pump, 2 Tanks, and Good Orchard,£;oo, Temuka. 535 Acres Good Limestone Sheep Country, mostly in English Grass and Rape, £6 I Os. Terms. Tailor’s Business for Sale as a Going Concern. Doing a good turnover. Satisfactory reasons for disposing. One Hotel for Sale in South Canterbury. IN THE MATTER of the WILL of JOHN THATCHER, LATE OF “RIVERSIDE,” WOODBURY, DECEASED. npEKDBRS are hereby Invited by the JL Public Trustee, the Executor of the Will of the above named deceased, for LEASING FOR SEVEN (7) YEARS from the Ist February, 1902, ISO ACRES, more or less, of Freehold Laud, and 50 ACRES, more or lees, of Leasehold Laud, situated at Woodbury, adjoining the house and grounds known as “ Riverside,” in the occupation of Mrs Thatcher. Tenders Close on THURSDAY, the 16;h January, 1902, at 5 p.m., at the Public Trust Office, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. Forms mid Conditions of Tender can be obtained from the Postmasters at Geraldine and Woodbury, or from the undersigned. The highest, or any tender not necessarily accepted. M. C. BARNETT, District Agent of the Public Trustee, de2 Christchurch. tJOR SALE—23O acres, Weshdyke ; 50 acres I'oint-Kerry town road ; 40 and 30 acres, house, stables, etc., near Waitohi Railway Station; 80' acres, with house, etc., Levels Downs ; 100 acres, Pareora, near school; 114 acres and 115 acres, with crops and improvements, lease in perpetuity, at Aibury ; Store and Bakery for sale; Bakery in Timaru to let; 9-rooraed house, Fairlie ; 170 acres, Pareora, near school; 70 acres, near Pleasant Point; 250 acres, the Hook ; 400 acres, 88 acres ; 4000 acres, 352 acres, 188 acres, 303 acres, 76 acres, louses in perpetuity ; 260 acres freehold, with 400 acres least) in perpetuity, Rangitata ; 500 acres, To tarn; 400 acres, 303 acres, near St. Andrews ; 163 acres, Gave ; 17 acres, 8 acres, 7 acres, with buildings, near Timaru; 250 acres, near Timaru; 530, 500 acres, Rangitata; 230 acres and 80 acnWashdyke ; 30 acres, Kerrytown ; 20 acres, Point; 420 acres, Aibury ; Two Country Hotels for Sale ; 5 Years’ Lease of Hotel, South Canterbury ; 187 acres, 42 acres, Orari; 111 acres and 170 acres, Soadown ; 250 acres, Kiugsdowu; 380 acres, Four Peaks ; 92 acres, and 400 acres, Makikihi; 269 acres, Geraldine. Apply D. MAHONEY, Office, Cain’s Terrace, Timaru. Having purchased Mr j. j. McOaskey’s Photographic and Picture Framing Business we wish to state that the Business will be carried ou as before, and wo shall spare no pains to ensure that only tho Best Work loaves our premises. We hold a Specially Selected Stock of tho Newest and Beat Framing, Pictures, and Mounts. In our Studio we have the Most Up-to-date Louses, and are prepared to execute all work entrusted to us in any stylo required by our Clients, from Midgets to Life Size Enlargements. Family Groups a Speciality. del4 WILLOUGHBY BROS. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. A SPECIAL BONUS ADVANTAGE. ALL BONUSES allotted to Government Insurance Policies vest immediately. In most offices, if a policyholder dies before he has been insured for a* least two years his bonus is forfeited, but in the Government Insurance Department Every Premium (INCLUDING THE FOIST) Secures a Bonus, which is pAd at death, whenever it may happen. In this way a policy-holder in the Government Life Insurance Department obtains two distinct advantages, for not only does the premium produce a larger amount of insurance than in other offices, but the sum assured is subject to a still further increase by way of Bonus from the outset. All intending policy-holders are, therefore, recommended ;o make theirproposals before tho end of December, and thus j secure an advantage at tho 1902 Division of Profits, which could be obtained in no other office. BONUSES ALREADY ADDED TO POLICIES—f£l 3 630,000. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner J. A. McCaskii! aAS NOW Ills FANCY BAZAAR IN FULL SWING. Parents and Guardians would do well to Gome and Inspect. No One Asked to Buy. To save the usual Crush ou Christmas Eve GooJs Purcnased before then will be delivered when required. TOYS from Id, to ss, DOLLS in Great Variety. e FRUITS of all Kinds at Lowest Prices-, ; CONPECTION E Bast Selected’J in South Cauterbur|g»*fOl Boiled Goods 1 fid per lb, Scotch fifretures 6d;, - All othe‘f i lines cheap in proportion. GROCERIES —All Leading Lines kept in Stock. Quality Guaranteed. Prices Lowest. Picnic Parties, Weddings, and Socials Catered for in First Class Style. ON Monday NEXT the SHOP will be OPEN until 10 o’clopk, to give patrons a chance to avoid tho crush on Christmas Eve. J. A. MoOASKILL, no2o Temuka. ,l BJiLENTY o’ Plum Fuddin’ ” Short- |_ bread, an’ Cock o’ tho North Toa will mak ony Scotchman happy on Xmas Day. Try your ain guidman.