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Temuka Leader, Issue 1119, 16 June 1883, Page 2

TEMUKA WESLEYAN CHURCH To-Morrow's Sbrvbes. Morning—Rev W Beck Evening—Rev W Beck. LOOK! LOOK! GOSPEL TEMPERANCE Ml JSTON AND BLUE iUBBON AMY. A THREE DAY 3 JVHSSDN in connection wiih the above will be held in the volunteer Temuka, on MONDAY, June 18tli, TUESDAY 19th, and THURSDAY 21st The Mission will be OPENED on MONDAY FVENING by MR J. T. SMITH, of Christchurch. The Speaker for TUESDAY EVENING will be the Rev H. 0. M WATSON, of St ,ohn's Christchurch ; and the Rev Gentemrn of r i.V muka are to occupy the Piitform on the Thursday Evening. Ssuikey's Hymns will be used. Collections vill be made on the first two nights to ua-.y expenses. Chair to be taken e;mh eveiing at 7.30. ALL ARE INVITED, JOHN COOPER j secretaries WM. COLTM u\, jnr. (r,eciotaues- - , E have placed our BOOKS in the .' V hands of Mr J. Y. WARD, Ac. countant and Agent, wlo is authorised to Receive and Recover all Accounts due to us. TASKER & CO. Geraldine, 30th May.lß'3. j"2 TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE GERALDINE ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. \J(" to know the reason for my inserting an address to you stating 1 intended offerins; you my services at the late Geraldine Road Board election, and then retiring and not standing a contested election. The state of the case is thu. I wrote to W. Postlethwaite the following letter, which he received 'beforehe addressed*he electors, but owing to his personal remarks at that meeting in reference to myself I saw clearly he was determined not to work in harmony with me on your Board. I also received a private letter from him dated the 2nd, in which he says " In public life 1 have always felt that our ideas were so opposite that it was imposaible for us to work in harmony." Such being the case I think you will agree with me that I did right in retiring. 1 know from what I have been told by various people that you wish me to have a seat on your Board, but unless a good feeling exists between W. Postlethwaite an<l myself lam (for my own peace of mind) far better away. Regretting that W Postlethwaite will not work in hurmony -with me for the intetest of the whole district.- I am, etc , C. G. TUIPP. Orari Gorge, 15th Jun«. 1883. Orari Gorge, Ist June, 1883. Dear Postlethwaite-I am a candidate for a seat on the Geraldine Road Bonrd. If elected, I shall to work in harmony and good feeling, »nd I hope that nothing will disturb the peace between us. It seems the wish of several that I should come forward. I have repeatedly declined saying, I had no wish or intention of offering myself, but I was over persuaded yesterday.—Your's truly, jul6 C. G. TKIPP.