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Temuka Leader, Issue 702, 26 November 1881, Page 2

w. DISTRICT ORDER THE Officer Commanding- ybe Distri't on the- return of tin* Volunteers from the North Island must <ougratula'e Captain Hamcrsley, the /Officers, NonCommissioned Officers, /od Members of the South Canteifcury Rifles upon their smart and and soldierlike appearance ami the steady manner in which, since their arrival, any duties fthey fifove heao called upon to peiform hav/ been carried out. This only shows/how much may he learnt in a short tube by the Volunteers when actually iiy camp and.in the field. It has been a source of, much gratification to him to learn/from Captain Hamers! y how excellent-was the behavior of those under his command, without a single exception, and the good feeling exist! g between all y QEO. PACKE, Lt -Colonel, ComnJ&nder Canterbury Militia and Volunteers. Militii/and Vohmteei Office, mriatchnrch, Nov. 23rd, 1881. R. lEW ZEALAND. RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN SHOW AND RACES, Nov. 3y, Dee. Ist, 2nd, and 3rd, 1881. ORDINARY Single Fare Tickets to Dnnedm issued at Christchurch nr any station between Christchurch and Danedin op any day from 28th Nov.,, to 3rd Dec. inclusive, will be available for return up tA and including sth Dec. NIGHTMSXOUUSION TRAIN. An Excursion Train will leave Christchurch for Dunedin at 8.10 p.m. on Tuesday, 29th Non,, stopping, at Ashburton and Timaru onlv. leaving Ashburton at 10.40 p m ~ and Timaru at 1 5 a.m., ami a return will leavfe Dunedin for Christchurch at 9 p. m. \n Saturday, 3rd Dec. Passengers desirous, of returning earlier or later can travel with the excursion tickets by ordinary train on any day tip to and including sth Dec; Passengers will be booked from Christ church, Ashbuitmi, a\d Timaru, per express train on 2J)ch.NoVL,.at same far 8 as per-nigh I excursion, tra^i. Fares to Dunedin per E,'xc\irsioti,Train. First Cl-.ss. 'Second Class. From Christchurch... 30s, \ 20s ~ Ashburton ... 30s \ 20s .. Tim mi; , ... 20s. \ 12s (id Passengers from intermediate places desirous of joining cx'-tusion tfiain must take ord’uary tickets hy one of the ordinal’}' trains to the ne<v> st of abo' e Stations, and th*o-e r-.-book at excursion and joii «XCUrsi )Q train. W. M. HANNAV. Traffic Superintendent Traffic Superintendent’s Office, Dmicdi IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF BOX'D THOM : SON A DEBTOJ ITTE have this day/appointed Mr W Joseph ArhvwU/, Commission \oent, to COLLECT JfLL DEBTS in the ibove estate due to the Teimika Business, ind liis receipt wi/bea sufficierit dis thiirge. K. F. GtflAY 7TDSON Trustees. In reference to the ttbove I beg to state that I shall b/in attendance everymorn i g between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock at my office (next to Mr Hooper’s the tailor receive payments JOSEPH ASHWRLLNOTICE. CAUTION., TTJ’E hereby CAUTION any person \V against p-'yiiig any mone sto a-.y hut the authorised Collector (Mr J. Ashwell) in the ]/tate of B»yd Thom son. K. F/GRAY . W. DAVIDSON \ Trnhtees - HAVE this ilay appointed Mr Wm. Rt. Upbichard. Conunission Agent, miuka. to COLLECT all ACCOUNTS JE to me, and trust tint the same may Settb d promptly./>n account of my tving for England/ at an early date. 8 receipt will be jk sufficient discharge Te ri uka, Ist McD. GUMMING, 'ember, 1881. E. S. EAR S O N BARRISTER 'AND SOLICITOR. Can be consulted iV Teinuka. Instructo.no ean be loft nt TAmtdfa Hotel, or at