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Temuka Leader, Issue 1187, 5 June 1884, Page 2

PUBLIC MEETING. rpHE YOUNG MEN of Temuka, and all interested in the formation of a YOUNG MEN’S CLUB, are requested to attend a MEETING to be held in the UDDT ELBOWS’ HALL, TEMUKA, on THURSDAY, the sth inst., at 7.30 p.m. jy3 T. A. HAMILTON. Concert and dance IN SOUTH RANGITATA SCHOOL, ON FRIDAY (TO-MORROW) 6th JUNE, In aid of School Prize Fund.

Admission, 2s. jus GERALDINE ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. A MEETING OF RATEPAYERS will be held at the Road Board Office on TUESDAY, the 10th of June, at 2 p.m. Business : To consider the advisability or otherwise, of closing certain roads, the same having been duly advertised under * The Public Works Act.’ By order of the Board. WILLIAM SHIERS, my 29 Clerk to Board.

TEMUKA TOWN BOARD ELECTION. fT\ HE following Gentlemen were this JL Day duly nominated as Candidates for Membership as Commissioners on the above Board : BLYTH, JAMES BROWN, ELIJAH COIRA, PETER GRAY, KEITH F. HAYHDRST, JOHN T. M. HENRY, DAYID MASON, GEORGE J. QUINN, MICHAEL STOREY, WILLIAM WHITEHEAD, JOSEPH.

I therefore give notice that a POLL will take place, from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., at the .Resident Magistrate’s Court Office, Temuka, on THUKSDAY, the sth Day of June, 1884, to ELECT FIVE of the above to act as Commissioners on the above-named Board. for the last 20 years given him their support, begs to selicit a continuation of the sarpe for his Son, who has taken over the Business. WM. WILLS, Boluruing Officer. 30th May, 1884. INLEY, in thanking his » many friends who have

Haring taken over the above Business, I beg to state that 1 will alwaj’s endeavor to give satisfaction to those friends who kindly give me their support. ju3 W. J. BINLEY. SLAUGHTER HOUSE LICENSE. NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend, and will, at the next meeting of the Geraldine County Council, apply for a License to Slaughter Cattle on the Maori Reserve, Epworth. my 24 U. McCALLUM. THANKS. TTTE, the undersigned, beg, on behalf W of the No. 1 Company Temuka Rifle Volunteers, to return our sincere THANKS to the Tradesmen and the Public for the liberal manner in which they subscribed towards the Prizes fired for on the 26th May, 1884. JAMES FINDLAY } ROBERT WHITE ( Lieuts,