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Temuka Leader, Issue 1051, 4 January 1883, Page 2

VrrANTEL)-A Good PLOUGHMAN ; ’ ' Constant Employment. Apply THOMAS TALBOT, de‘2B Waitohi. local industry. A PUBLIC MELTING will be held in • the Road Board Office, GERALDINE, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. sth, 1883, (o take the initiatory steps for Forming a WOOLLEN INDUSTRY.

All are Invited. ja4 TEiMUKA POUND, IMPOUNDED from the Arowhenna Native Reserve on Thursday, 28lh December, 1882, 1 Bay Unbroken Draught Gelding, branded like Q on near shoulder ; white blaze on forehead ; white fetlock on ofi ; long switched tail ; two white hind fetlocks, and without shoes. If not released on or before FRIDAY, 12ih January, 1883, at noon, will be Sold to defray expenses. JOHN LAWSON, Pound keeper, Temuka, 3rd January, 1883. ja4

FEU IT FOE JAM. ORDERS left at Mr Davey’s for RASPBERRIES, RED CURRANTS, and BLACK CURRANTS, will be attended to. J. H. DICKINSON, Ja2 Milford. £1 REWARD.

LOST— One Blade Back GELDING, brand d qor9 on off shoulder; white near hind foot ; saddle marked. Any person bringing the same to me or giving such information as will lead to the recovery of the same will receive the above reward. Any person unlawful) - detaining the same after this date will be prosecuted as the law directs, GEO, MASON, de26 Saddler. MOUNT PEEL LOAD DISTINCT. IN Consequence of the Provisions of The Road Boards Act lbt>2, by which the GENERAL ELECTION of Members for the future takes place during the First Week in May, instead of the First Week in January as heretofore, the ANNUAL MEETING will not be held in January 1883, but on such day in MAY as may hereafter be appointed. ROBERT IRVINE, de2B Clerk to the Board.

TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. "VT OTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A-' tlie N ORTHERN (or Old) PART of the-BRIDGE on the Great South Road which crosses the Opihi River, is UNSAFE for HEAVY TRAFFIC, and Persons crossing it will do so at their own risk. By order of -the Board. THOS. S. LEWIS, C.E., District Surveyor. December 8, 1882. de9 fTIENDERS WANTED for GETTING, -t TYING, STOCKING, CARTING, and STACKING about 300 Acres of CROP (mors or less) at Binder Farm, Wuitohi; Tenders to bo sent in at once to R. SADLER SMITH, Dinder Farm, deBO Waitobi.