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Temuka Leader, Issue 1139, 14 February 1884, Page 2

M LODGE SOUTHERN STAR, 619, S.C. The regular meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Masonic Ha 11 Geraldine, on THURSDAY, Feb. 14th, 1884, at 7.30 p.m., sharp. J. CUNNINGHAM, fe9 Hon. Secretary. IST 0 T — l C E. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the WOODBURY HOTEL, on SATURDAY, February 16th, at 8 o’clock sharp, to take into consideration PROPOSED RACES, and fix date for same. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS mENDERS WANTED for the ERECX TION of a DWELLING HOUSE for Mr T. Hawke, near the Rangitata. Plans and Specifications to be seen on application to the undersigned, where tenders are to be sent not later than 12 o’clock on SATURDAY, the USrd inst. JAMES BLYTH, fel4 Temuka, MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. rjpENDERS 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 ihe Chairman and endorsed with the number of contract, ROBERT IRVINE, fe9 Overseer to the Board. Anew 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, —Carmini Morley, Professor of Music, Dunedin, “The ‘Treasury of Song’ is commendable in every respect. One grand feature is that it contains music for every occasion n neat book form. —J. Bilton, Professor of Music, Tiraaru.” “I have examined the ‘Treasury of Song,’ nnd 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 1 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‘Treasury of Song,’ and it seems to he a happy selection of pieces from various authors.—W, H. Flton, Choral Leader, Cathedral, Christchurch. fe!2 JjJ" 0 T 1 C E, Notice is hereby given that I shall be no longer responsible for any Debts contracted by my Wife, Mary Mcßratney. WILLIAM MoBRATNEY. Temuka, February 12, 1884. fe!2 -yy- -p L E M I N G TINSMITH, PLUMBER, ETC., GERALDINE, Begs to announce that in future the Business will be carried on by j J. FLEMING AND SON. j Stores supplied at Wholesale Prices. All orders promptly executed with neatness and despatch. fel4 GERALDINE ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. THE BOARD after this date will NO LONGER CLEAR the GORSE rom the Public Roads in the District, but the Work must be done by the adjoining Owners or Occupiers. See Clauses 132, 133, 134 of the Public Works Act 1882, and Amendment Act, 1883. By order of the Board. WILLIAM SHIERS, Overseer to the Board. January 30r 1», ■ N.Z. GRAIN AGENCY & MERC ANTILE CO., LIMITED. WOOL. THE above Company undertakes the SHIPMENT of FARMERS’ LOTS OF WOOL to LONDON on the most favorable terms. SAMUELSON’S TWINE RINDING REAPER FOR 1883. The attention of Farmers is specially nvited to the abeve Machine. Many mprovements have been made, rendering ■ this Machine the BEST TWINE BINDER j in the Market. We have also a supply of BINDING TWINE, both Manilla and Hemp. Orders booked for delivery during the coming season. £20,000 TO LEND. A. 11. TURNBULL, jal Agent, Timaru, ORDERS for Rubber Stamps received at the Leader Office.