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Temuka Leader, Issue 362, 12 March 1881, Page 2

IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES MOORE. ALL PROOFS OF DEBT in this Estate n»tseiit-in'Tiinst be FORWARDED to me on or before TUESDAY, March 15, otherwise liiey will not ha recognised. K. E. GRAY, 12ma Trustee

£1 REWARD. B " OCT,0 C T, on the L»7tii last, fmm JLi PleasautVnlley.a SHEEP DOG ; color red, naiuo Rap. his tusks broken,!: Anyone returning the oog to the undersigned- will receive th»? arrive reward. Any person returning him will be prosecuted. ,"' ' No. of registered collar 127112ma . W». UPTON SLACK. TEMUKA AND GERALDINE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of the above Association will be l.eid on FRIDAY, the 18th Mavdi instant, ac the Star Hotel, Temuka, at T.aOp.ui. Business : Tu complete arrangements for the incorporation of the Association *'•" under the "Agricultural . and . Pdt-toral Societies' Act* 1877," -'•'•-'- und tjie*irdyis!ibility of holding a Rain and Ewe Fair at the end of :.•'■ :...- the present month. w. wills, ;•••,' . ' Secretary. Hth March,, 1881.

NOTICE. <">ITR.<IYED INTO MY PADDOCK - J 5 One DARK BAY HORSE; no brand visible. The owner can have the same by paying expenses. T, PARKE, maJO Milford. NOTICE: TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS * NY PERSON OR PERSONS found . d TRESPASSING i$ PURSUIT of GAME, or op Riverbed between Mr John IryW'e's and the TemukaOxford' Railway" Bridge, \or any ether Land oor-npied by the undersigned, will be PROSECUTED as the law directs. fe2B THOMAS PALMER. MR. PATTISON, BARRISTER ANpSOLICUTOR TEMUKA AND GeJSALDINE. Offices open daily "from 10 to 5. Satmdiiys 10 to 1. Advances on Mortgage.

TEMUKA ROAD BOARD, rHE HEREBY INFORMED that\ the BRIDGE over the OPIHL RIVER, Main South Road, is STOPPED FOR TRAFFIC from this date till further notice. The FORD for the present crossing is on the DOWN STREAM SIDE OF THE BRTDOE, . WM. WILLS, Clerk to Board. 24th February, 1881. MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. f I RENDERS are invited for the following X . WORKS :- ContractNo 4. —Forming on Boundary Road No s—Protective works nearßiindiff. No 6—Shinpling at Sherwood Downs. No 7—Shingling near Opuha Gorse.' No B—Forming at Sherwood Downs No 9—lmproving Ford'* Road No 10—Repairing Xhew's Road, Orari. No 11 —Supply of Cement aud Drain , . . .• Pipes for twelve months. Speoifications'can be seen at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, where tenders must r.e sent in before the 1-t.li Maroh, addressed to the Chairman a.id endorsed with the number of contract. ROBERT IRVINE, malO Overseer to the Board. : tq'bljilders ~ MENDERS are'Hnvi'ted for/he ERECTION of n COTTAGE in Temuka (iu brick or cncrete) Tenders to be sent i by noon Maroh 23, 1881 Hanb and specifications can be seen on application to thc'imderSij/rjed " ' ,/S. BURROWS, muß Temuka.

ST. PATRICK'S .DAY. THURSDAY, 'MARCH 17th, .1381. \ THLE.TIG O P 0 RTS, FIRST ANNUAL G-AT#ERING on .THE./"". OLD S H 0 W G/l 0 (7 N D S . •• TIMA^UA A Liberal and Attractive Programme has been provided. e i _ A Bra*s Band will be hi attendance. Entries will bo received by the Secretary, at the Criterion Hotel, Tiraaru, up to Thursday, the 10th inst, at 8 pm. Handicaps will be decUre'd on tho 14th inst. Lata Trains will run to suit Country Visitors. See Posters.

A Monsteh LißßAKY.—There are three miles of book-cases, fig lit feet in height, m the reading-room of the British Museum, li is lighted by an electric light in the dome. A Valuable Festival.—The value of the offerings at a recent heathen festival in India amounted to £200,000, most of Which Cauie'frora poor people... _ j ;•., ,