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Temuka Leader, Issue 1241, 20 September 1884, Page 2

VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. jyj-R THOMAS BRACKEN Will Deliver liis Popular Lecture, “AN EVENING WITH THE POETS OF IRELAND.” During the Lecture Mr Bracken will recite the following pieces : MOORE. “The Curse from the Fire Worshifpers•” “ Dear Harp of My Ooun'ry,” “ The Bard’s Legacy.” “ Come Send Round the Wine.” LOVER. “The Angel’s Whisper.” “The Four-leaved Shamrock.” “Widow Machree.” GERALD GRIFFIN. “ Gillie Machree,” “ Orange and Green.” DAVIS. “ The Flower of Finae,” MACARTHY. ‘ ‘ The Voice and the Pen.” KEEGAN. “ Caoch the Piper.” BANIM. “ Soggarth Aroon.” ANON. “ Who Fears to Speak of ’9B ?” “ The Boreen.” LEFANU. “ Shamus O’Brien.” PRICES—3s ; 2s, and Is. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8. The Lecture will conclude at a quarter to 10 o’clock. se2o ANNUAL RACE BALL. mHE ANNUAL RACE BALL will be I held in the ODDFELLO vVS’ HALL, Geraldine, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the first night Ofthe Races. An Efficient Bund and M.C. will be in attendance. J. W. PYE, s«2O Secretary. CRICKET. ALL those in favor of STARTING a CRICKET CLUB for TEMUKA, are respectfully requested to attend a MEETING, to be held at the Wallingford Hotel on SATURDAY EVENING, 20th instant, at 7 o’clock. se!B J. J. HEAP, Promoter. • rpIMARD RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING, 16th DECEMBER, 1884. To be Held on the Timaru Racecourse. ADDED MONEY £3OO All Horses Competing at the above Club’s Meeting must be in the District four months prior to date of Meeting. District extends from South Bank of Rakaia River to North Side of Horse Range, Oamaru. Nominations for principal Handicaps close Ist November. Weights, 23rd November. Acceptances and General Entries, 3rd December. Write for Full Programme to J. MELTON, aul6 4 Hon. Sec. T.R.C.

GERALDINE POUND. IMPOUNDED on the 6th September, 1884, from Mr A. Reid’s land, Geraldine— J COW , light strawberry, or white with red spots; short slit in under tide of left ear. If not previously released will be sold at the Pound at noon of MONDAY, 22nd September, 1884. W. C. ANDREWS, s‘elß Poundkeeper. rjTR ESPASS NOTICE. Any Stray DOGS found on' “The Leys” Farm, or other Land, near the Beach, farmed by me, will be DESTROYED. ' se2o W. BROGDEN,