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Temuka Leader, Issue 1232, 28 August 1884, Page 2

St. SAVIOUR'S CHOIR'.UNION. , The first grand concert win be given in the VOLUNTEER HALL, on THURSDAY, the 28th of August. Accompany ists—Mra .J. T. M. Hayhurst and Mr Proud lock. j PROGRAM M E. , Paet I. —Sacred. I 1. - Overture—“Hymn - - hf : Praise ’’(Men- ( delssohn) — Mrs J. T. M, Hayhurst 2. Anthem—“ Lord, for Thy ‘Tender Mercy’s ' Sake ” (Farrant) —Choir. 3. Solo—“Footstepsof Angels” (Cummings) —Mr E. Pilbrow. 4. Rscit. and Air—" With Verdure Clad ” (Haydn)—Mrs Rout. 5; Duet—“ Pokski’s Banner ” (Miss Lindsay)—Miss Ladbrooke and Rev.) T. A. Hamilton. 6. Scena—“ David Singing before Saul ” (Bordese) —Mr Rutland. 7. Solo and Chorus—“ Incline Thine Ear” ( ) —Mr Whitehead and Choir. Past ll.—Secular. 1. Part Song—“Oh, Who will o’er the Downs” (De Pearsall) —Choir. 2. Song—“ The Arab’s Farewell ” (Blackley) —Mr Gurr. 3. Song—“ A Little Mountain Lad” ( ) —Mrs Hargreaves. 4. Song Mr Pilbrow. 5. Song—“ Yesterday ” (Blockley) Miss Rutland. 6. Glee —“ How Pray we for Our Country (Flower) —Choir. i Interval of five minutes, Paet 111. 1. Overture —“ Agathe ” ( ) Mrs J. T. M. Hayhurst. 2. Song—“ Dream Faces ” (Hutchison) Miss Brown. 3; Song—“ Our Jack’s Come Home” (Devers) —Mr Gurr. 4. Song—“ Love Not” (Blockley) Miss Ladbrooke. ' ‘ 5. Part Song—“ See the Chariot at Hand (Horsley)—Choir. 6. Song—“ Under the Daisies” (Millard) Mrs Rout. 7. Song—“ Far Away” (Miss Lindsay)— Miss Rowe. 8. Duet—“ The Two Cousins” (Glover) — Misses Ladbrooke and Rutland. 9, Song Hargreaves. 10. Song—" Will-b’-the-Wisp ”( ) Mr Rutland. 11. Part Song—“ May Day”(Muller)—Choir. Finale —“God Save the Queen.” Admission —2s, Is fid, and Is. Doors open at 7 j to commence at 7.30 o’clock. WALTER Q. RUTLAND, an l6 Conductor. GRAND BALL. A GRAND BALL will be held in the Schoolroom, WOODBURY, on FRIDAY, August 29th, in aid of the Children’s Treat Fund. The Christchurch Quadrille Band has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets, 2s 6d each. au2s GERALDINE FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING of the Mem hers of the Geraldine Floral and Horticultural Society, will be held in the Good Templars’ Hall, Geraldine, on SATURDAY NEXT, August 30th, at 7.30 p.m. ALFRED FISHER, au2B Hon. Sec. POISON NOTICE. IN consequence of a number of Sheep having been destroyed by Dogs, on. and after this date POISON will be laid on GADE : BAY FARM, near Temuka. STRAY DOGS will be. DESTROYED TRESPASSERS will be PROSECUTED. : THOMAS PALMER. Temuka, August 22, 1884. au23 NOTICE, i ALL ACCOUNTS DUE to me must be Paid BEFORE THE END OF THIS MONTH, or they will be SUED FOR without further notice, J. TANGNEY, ' Bootmaker, an 26 Temuka. (JFA jA a Q cl Smaller Sums, in fbOUUU, Amounts to suit Bor-, rowers, to be ADVANCED n n First-class at Lowest Current itates, r Apply to , ■ . : WHITE SMITHSON, au 23 Solicitors, Timaru. P 0 R S E. A most desirable SMALL FARM of 265 ACRES 6n the Rangitata Creek, Ring Fenced, laid down in English Grass, with a Running Creek; also a WINDMILL PUMP (Booth and Macdonald) with Concrete Trough, 30 feet long 5 under seven miles from the Otari and Rangitata Railway Station For particulars apply Bgx iN>- 2 > Pos Office. Geraldine. au26 N S. A L 1 CRUSHED OATS. 2s per Bushel, E—TER’HA vTEMUKA ROAD BOARD. rENDERS are invited for the folio /ring WORKS:— ; , Contract — No. 14—Shingling Talbotk Boad ’ No. 15 Shingling Middle SwaiTJ* and Milford Roads No. 16 —Forming Footpath, Main South Road v No. 17 Forming Footpath, near Catholic Church. Specifications to, be seen at the Board' Office, where tenders close on Tue|dagft!/ September 2, at 10.30. P. ’ ••■'2B ' ""