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Temuka Leader, Issue 1344, 23 May 1885, Page 2

PRESBYTERIAN PARISH GATHERING. mHE ANNUAL PARIS ff GATHER_fI_ ING in connection with the Presbyterian Church, Geraldine, will be held in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 25th May. Tea will be on the tables at half-past five Addresses will be delivered during the e\eing by Ministers from different parts of the district, and others. The Address will be interspersed with Anthems by a strong choir, and sacred solos will also be rendered by well known vocalists. Admission-Adults, 2s 6d ; Children under twelve, Is. N. DUNLOP, myl9 Secretary. 'OTICE is hereby Given that the I ANNUAL MEETING of tho POLICYHOLDERS of the New Zealand Government Life Assurance Association will be held in the Athengeura Hall, Lambton Quay, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of May, 1885, at two o'clock in the afternoon. Business : To receive the Annual Report, Balance-sheet, and Revenuo Account. By Order, D. M. LUCKIE, Acting General Manager. Wellington, May 16th, 1885. my2l TEMUKA YOUNG MEN'S CLUB. ANNIVERSARY ™OF OPENING OF ABOVE CLUB. GRAND TEA, CONCERT, AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT will be held in the VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA, on THURSDAY, JUNE 25. Price of Admission, 2s. Particulars in future issue. G. H. MOGRIDGE, myl9 Hon. Secretary. TEMUKA RIFLES. A PARADE of tho above Corps is ordered by the Officer commanding the District for MONDAY 25th inst. The Company will fall in at 4 o'clock a.m. to proceed to Christchurch by special train leaving Temuka about 4.30. a.m. Each man must provide himself with haversack, water bottle, and a meal. Every member must attend. Undress uniform with leggings. J. T. M. HAYHURST, my 23. Captain Commanding. TEMUKA RIFLES. OWING to the above Corps having been ordered to attend a Parade in Christchurch on Monday the 25th inst., the ANNUAL BALL has been POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY the 27th inst. G. J. MASON, my 23 Secretary. REQUISITION. To the Chairman Temuka Town Board. OIR,—We, the Undersigned, have ) agreed —in accordance with a request from the Officers abd Members of the Temuka Rifle Volunteers, who have been ordered to attend a Parade in Christchurch on Monday, 25th inst—to close our respective places of business on WEDNESDAY, 27th inst., from 12 o'clock noon, to enable them to hold their annual Prize Firing and Ball on that date, and request that you will proclaim a Half Holiday.—We are, yours, etc. Siegert and Fauvel Mogridge & Wiltshire Job Brown J. W. Miles J. Blyth J. Tangney E. Brown J. Marshall E. H. Brewer W. Ackroyd J.Beri C. J. Rayner Allan and Carter J. W. Ve'vin H. T. Clinch H. Modgsou H. Windebank C. H. Reid G. J. Mason J. Langskail G. McS. Gentleinun J. fl. Jackson W. G. Aspioall Thomson and Smith W. Coltman, junr. W. Storey G. Cant W. Coltms T. Barr W. Storey Henry and Findlay W. Nichol A. W. Surridge J. Craig R. Darroch L. Tombs. To Messrs Siegert and Fauvel and the other Gentlemen signing the Requisition. I have much pleasure in complying with your request, and proclaim WEDNESDAY, 27th inst., from 12 noon a HALF HOLIDAY. K. F. GRAY, , , Chairman, my 23 Temuka Town Board, j