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Temuka Leader, Issue 1113, 2 June 1883, Page 2

LOST —On Saturday last between Winchester. and Lewis’ Farm, opposite Mr Deßenzie's, a PARCEL containing a suit of BOY’S CLOTHES. Any person returning the same to Taylor’s Boarding House, Temuka or Geraldine, will bo rewarded. , jug LOCAL INDUSTRIES. A COMMITTEE MEETING will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 6th June, at the Road Board Office, Geraldine, at 7 p.m. All members are requested to attend punctually. Business important. R. S. COOK, Convener. Geraldine, 30th May, 3883. ju2 TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. ELECTION NOTICE. fT|HE Undermentioned persons have JL this day been duly Nominated for election as members of above Board, viz., AUSTIN, JAMES BARKER, RICHARD ALFRED LEVENS, GEORGE PATERSON, JOHN QUIFFT, MICHAEL 1 TALBOT, JOHN WHEELBAND, WILLIAM. And in pursuance of the ‘ Regulation of Local Flections Act, 1876,” notice is hereby given that a POLL for the Election of FIVE MEMBERS will bo held on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of June from the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, at the Allowing places, viz., Road Board Office Temuka, (principal) Schoolhouse, Waitohi Reading Room, Winchester ! Schoolhouse, North Orari. | Dated at Temuka this Ist day of June, 1883. , W. WILIS, Returning Officer. GERALDINE ROAD BOaRD DISTRICT. THE following persons have been Nominated as Members of the Geraldine Road Board : WILLIAM DeRENZIE, FREDERICK R. FLATMAN, JOHN KELLAND, WILLIAM POSTLETHWAITB, WILLIAM UPTON SLACK, CHARLES GEORGE TRIPP. A POLL will be taken for a return of FIVE of jhe above-named PERSONS on WEDNESDAY the 6th June, 1883, between the hours of 9 a,m. and 6 p.m. at the Road Board Office, Geraldine, The Schoolhouse at Woodbury and Hilton 0. E, SHERRATT, Returning Officer. Geraldine, Ist June, 1883. ju2 TO THE RATEPAYERS IN THE I GERALDINE ROAD BOARD DIS- ! TRTCT. GENTLEMEN, — I was persuaded yes. terday to become a Candidate for a Seat on your Board. If elected, I shall endeavor to see that the Road Board’s account is divided equally between the two Banks doing business in Geraldine. I am strongly opposed to a rate being struck, now the Government give no subsidy. It was different in times gone by, when we got pound for ponnd—it was bringing money then into the District. I shall advocate the Township being drained and made more healthy, as advised by yoar Medical Officer. I hope a better feeling will exist on the new Board, so that no member may glory in having “ bested ” bis neighbor. I believe in Liberality and Justice. I 3d our Obedient Servant, C. G. TRIPP. Orari Gorge, Woodbury, Ist June, 1883. ju2 TREES. TREES H 1 AVINGthe LARGEST STOCK of FRUIT and FOREST TREES in South Canterbury now growing in my I Nursery, they will be SOLD at a GREAT | REDUCTION in price, as the Nursery is now Overstocked. NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED FOR CASH. Pines Coniferas, etc., 1,2, and 3 years old, from us to 25a per ’IOO. Fruit Trees, healthy and strong, from 12s to 18s per dozen. Ash, Oak, Sycamore, *nd Birch, from 3s to 5s per 100. English Larch (2 years old) 12s 6d per 100. Box Thorn and Quicks, from 7s fid to 12a 6d per 1000. T Rhubarb Roots, Asparagus, and Sea Kdo Plants always *n band; STRAWBERRY PLANTS. All kins of Spring Flowing Plants on Sale. W. WHEELBAND, Nursery, Temuka, Orders by Post promptly attended to. Planting to any extent undertaken in any part of the District. ju2