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Temuka Leader, Issue 339, 11 January 1881, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. The HIGH SCHOOL, Temuka, wil OPEN January 17tli (fur Boys al ?d Girls). J?BINCIPAIi . MR. J. W. LEARY, 8.A., tjj.e Umyeisity.' First Scholar of the third year in Classics and English Literal one First Scholar of the third year pi Mathe : matios and Physical Science Holds New Zealand .Certificate B. Fonn rly Principal of the b’qsebnrg Academy,' Oregon. Formerly’ Principal of the Collegiate School Bermuda Tern»s .—£2 10s per quarter. The iisjial quarter days observed. Course of Instruction. —The usual English subjects, Bookkeeping, *nd Mensuration, Mathematics, Latin and French, Physical Science. Greek and German, if required ' N/B.—No pupils received under 9 years of age. ' 4ju PUBLIC NOTICE. f MHE Undersigned, in thanking his nuI inerous patrons in Temuka and district for past favors, begs to intimate that he will still continue to supply a first class article not to be surpassed in New Zealand at tho lowest possible prices. W. A. takes this opportunity of stating that from the first of January all accounts must be strictly monthly. W. AGKROYD, Butcher, Bja Temuka A PICNIC WILL be HELD in the TEMUKA PARK on FRIDAY, the 14th inst., for the j urpose of Introducing the Reverend J. Chaffers-Welsh to his Parishioneis. A variety of Sports will be held on the occasion, commencing at 3.30 pm- The Temuka Brass Band will be in attendance. Refreshments provided on the ground. Concert at 7.30 p.m. in the Volunteer Hall Tickccts, 2s 6d (including Concert) obtainable from any of the Committee— Messrs Cox, Barker, Pilbrow, and Tavender, or from the Stores. Children Is. Concert alone Is. F. T A VENDER, 11 je Hon Sec GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL SLAUGHTERING LICENSES. A LL PERSONS SLAUGHTERING _C\_ for the present year WITHOUT a LICENSE will be prosecuted, and notice is given that applications unaccompanied by the netessary Fee have been, and will he, refused By order, SAMUEL DURHAM, llja Inspector of Slaughterhouses TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. THE following PERSONS were this day NOMINATED as Candidates to fill tiie Seats on the Temuka Road Board, rendered vacant by tho retirement of Messrs Pateison, Quinn, and Ensor, viz. ; ARTHUR EMPSON ALFRED W. ENSOR JOHN HENRY DICKENSON JOHN PATERSON PHILLIP WAREINC A POLL for the election of three of tho above Candidates will bo taken on TUESDAY, January' 11, 1881, at Temuka Road Board Office ; Mr Burton’s, Rangitata Island : Winchester Mechanic’s Institute ; and School house, Waitohi Flat, between the hours of 9 n.m. and 6 p.m. State of the Poll will be declared on Wednesday, the 12th January, at 9 a. in, WM. WILLS, Returning Officer. Roard Board Office, Temuka, 4th January, 1881, 6ja FOR SALE, £ A ACRES of GOOD LAND, in WaiCjU tohi Flat, fenced in, and under cultivation, and has a nevei failing stream of water running through it, and is near a School, Store, and Blacksmith’s Shop. For particulars and terms, apply to JOSEPH CAMPION, Waitohi Flat; or F. TURNER, 14de Temuka. REAPING AND BINDING. I MENDERS Wanted for Reaping and I Binding only, 90 acres Wheat and Oats in Temuka Public Park. Tenders to be sent in on Friday, 14th inst., to the undersigned. WILLIAM McCULLY, 4ja Leader Office, Temuka. TENDERS WANTED FOR LEASING, for seven years, about 40 acres near Temuka, lately iu the occupation of Mr Owen Carr, being Rural Section 3133 and 3099. Tenders (the lowest or any not necessarily accepted) to be sent in by 31st December, to ! MILES,- ARCHER & CO., 14de Timaru. NOTICE. local institutions and adver. Use in THE.TEMUKA. LEADER, which is now published THREE TIMES a week and is the QN LY TRI-WEEKLY (uH ished n the County of Geraldine