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Temuka Leader, Issue 902, 10 January 1882, Page 2

TEMUKA PRESBYTERIAN 1 CHURCH. Annual soiree and concert IN Tfl E VOLUNTEER HAtL, TEMUKA, ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1882. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Overture (Piano)—“ Silvery Waves-” Miss B'yth 2. Hynm—“ Sowing the Seed” ... Choir 3. Song—“My Own Native Heather-”' ‘ ... ' ‘ Miss Innes 4. Soiig ... ••• ...Mr Mansfield 5. Pianoforte Duet—Sclpctioija from'“‘Martha”...Miss and G. Morns 6. Song—'“'Home th o3' Brought her Warrior Dead ,:1 Mrs Edmonds 7. Recitation (Selected).;. Mr J. G. Bowie 8. Song— “Anld Robin Gray ” Miss Thompson q Son o- “Never Look Behind” ■ Mr Storey 10. Anthem—“ Thine, 0 Lord” ... Choir INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. Part XI. 1. Hymn- “Through the Valley” Choir 2 Song— tC Yesterday ” ... iMiss Innes 3. Song—“lhe Old Sexton” ‘ Mr Edmonds 4. Song and Chorus “ Eileen Alahnali' 1 ’ ' - ‘ Miss Miss McNair 5. Song— “ Still i Love ,Xhee - ' - ■ Miss M. Morris (-. Recitation (Selected).. .Mr J. G. Bowie 7. Song— “ We’d Better Bide ” *' ’ A’wee” ... ••• Mrs Edmonds 8 Song ... " " ...Mr Mart afield 9. Recitation Miss McCallum 10. Anthem-“I Will Lift up _ ■■ Mine Finale Tea on table at 6 o’clock. Concert to commence at 8 o’clock. J. H. EDMONDS, • -I Musical Director. ST. SAVIOUR’S PARISH CHURCH, ■ - TEMUKA. : The annu:a l social GATHERING ‘ Will take place at the VOLVN TE E R' HAL L, - ’ ' ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18;th, 18,82.. Tea will commence at 6 p.m. Concert - -' / at 8 p.m. AdmisAon —Adulta, 2a &d • Clpldien, Is. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE • U DISTRICT OF SOUTH CANTERBURY:'

ANNUAL E..ECTION. OF, SCHOOL - , ■' • COMMITTEES. mHE BOARD, in purs-miice of powers X 'll that behalf ‘conferred’ by “ The Education 'Ad i %877”. ' (section 6.4), hereby directs Thai; a PUBLIG, MEET INu of the HOUSEHOLDERS in every School District ’throughout the Eduction District of South - Camcrbury to be held on MONDAY, flic 23rd day of January, one thoiisahd eight hundred and eighty-Uvo, at' hMf past seven o'clock in the' evening, for the Eb-cti n in each District of Seven Householders (section 64)' to form the Com ' ittee for su-di ’ District for the year ending, with the fourth Monday in January, eighteen hundred aud eighty - three. ' " " iV The p’ace of. meeting shall be the Sehoollmuse in e mlvDhlricl which is provided wit 11 a. Schoulhouse. In t!:e ; Districts- in which Schools are not’yet bni’L Die p'accs of meeting shall i' be as follows : RE CLIFF. -House of Mr (Xeojrge Oliver MAKIKIHI Temporary SchoolI room KINDSDOWN- House of Mr James Craig’e SEA VII AY- House of M>- Tr-genza ALBUhY- M L -nd’s H -tel CAPES' VALLEY —' Temporary I 'Schoolroom. The Board, further directs that the First Tyleetrur nf £ach School Committee be held in the place appointed for " the Elections, and immedi itrdy after the election upon tlie'same i vAiing. The Board' requests the Chairman of each Public Meeting to make to the Board, immediately after the elections, a rfetnrn nf 1 lie names of the several householders elected to form the Committee, and recommends that each Chairman of Cora mittee report his own election as Soon as possible. • ; H. Y. HAMMOND, Secretary. Education Office, Timarn. J n n. sth, 1882

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