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Temuka Leader, Issue 1138, 12 February 1884, Page 2

GERALDINE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. A GRAND CONCERT Will be given by the Members of the above Society, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 1884. IN THU ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, GERALDINE. Conductor ... Mr J. H. Edmonds Pianiste Miss A. Fish Admission— Front Seats 2s. F. BETHUNB, fe9 Hon. Sec. VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUR A. BAZAAR AND CONVERSAZIONE. A BAZAAR AND CONVERSAZIONE in aid uf the TEMUKA BRASS BAND UNIFORMS will be held in the above HALL on TUESDAY, the 26th FEBRUARY. Contributions will be received in the Hail on the 25th frcm 2 p.ra. to 5 p in., : and on the 26th from 10 a.ra. to 6 p.ui. E. WHITEHEAD, fe7 Secretary Bazaar Committee. M LODGE SOUTHERN STAR, 619, S.C. THE REGULAR MEETING of this Lodge will be held in the Masonic Hall, Geraldine, on THURSDAY, Feb. 14th, 1884, at 7.30 p.m., sharp. J. CUNNINGHAM, fe9 Hon. Secretary, LICENSING ACT NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, in accordance with the provisions of the Licensing Act 1881 and Amendment Act 1882, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act 1876, that the RESULT of the POLL for the lati Geraldine, now Rankspuka, Licensing Committee, as as follows : Fish, Robert 81 Tripp, Charles George ... 56 Slack, William Upton ... 54 Walker, Lancelot 45 Maslin, William S 44 Dunlop, Nathaniel 42 Ward, George 19 [ I hereby declare the First Five Gentlemen duly elected. Caleb e. sherratt, j Substitute Returning Officer, | I hereby appoint THURSDAY, February tbe 14th, at 11 o’clock, at the Courthouse, Geraldine, the day for holding the first meeting for the purpose of Election of Chairman. CALEB E. SHERRATT, Substitute Returning Officer. Geraldine, Feb. 6th 1884. fel9 MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD ELECTION. following Candidates have been L nominated to fill the Vacancy on the Board, viz., ARTHUR HAWDON JAMES PITHIE. A POLL will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 13Hx day of February, 1884, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, And the Road Board Shed, RainclifF. ROBERT IRVINE, fe9 Returning Officer. A NEW VOLUME.—TREASURY OF SONG. “I have carefully examined the ‘Treasury of Song,’ and consider it a a valuable book to any household, it having a large and varied assortment of almost all classes of music, both vocal and instrumental. —Caemini Moklby, Professor of Music, Dunedin. “The ‘Treasury of Song’ is commendable in every respect. One grand feature I is that it contains music for every occasion jin neat book form.— J. Button, Professor I of Music, Timaru.” “I have examined the ‘Treasury of Song,’ and think it in every way suitable for the family circle. The choice is so varied and well selected, including pieces from the best composers, that anyone with the least pretension to musical knowledge cannot fail to find something in its contents adapted to their powers.— Mrs Waters, Timaru. “ I have carefully looked through your musical publication the ‘ Treasury of Song,’ and I think that no family circle should be without it, I shall recommend it to all my pupils. — Sydney Wolf, R. A.M., Christchurch.” “I have looked into the 1 Treasury of Song,’ and it seems to be a happy selection of pieces from various authors. —W. H. Elton, Choral Leader, Cathedral, Christchurch. fel2 MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. fjTENDERS are invited for No 18 Contract —Fencing at Rangitata Bridge. Specifications can be seen at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, where tenders must be sent in not later than 10 a.m. on Friday, the 15th February, addressed to the Chairman and endorsed with the number of contract. ROBERT IRVINE, f e 9 Overseer to the Board. NOTICE TO CORRESPON DENTS. CORRESPONDENTS writing letters to the Editor of this Pnoer, for puhlica'ion, are requested to write on one side, of the paper only, and, if wriiirm under a nom de plume; to enclose real name and address, not for publication, but ns a guarantee of good fabh. _ Communications will not be inserted if this rule is not complied with. 29u0