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Temuka Leader, Issue 1419, 17 November 1885, Page 2

F J. Mundell and 00. OK SALE PRIVATELY—--120 Sides of Bacon (well cured) ISQP Bushels Seed Oats (in lots}to suit) 2 Tons Derwent Potatoes. ~ J. MtJNDELL & CO, dol7 " Auctioneers, ■i.-m K. P. Gray. CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE. TUESDAY, 24th NOV. 1885. ; KF. G RAY , favored with instructions from Mr Joseph Harrop (who is leaving the District) will Sell by Public Auction on the Premises, near the Catholic Church. 'Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of Large Chest Drawers, 2 : Doable Iron Bedsteads, 1 Wooden Bkdstead, Cot, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Tables, Chairs, Fender and Irons, Pictures, Books, Portable Copper, American Stove, Wertheim Sewing Machine, Washstand Ware, Garden Tools, Gun, etc., etc., etc. Sale at 2 o'clock. Hol4 K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer. FOR SALE (CHEAP) - i-AOBE SECTION, Pleasantly Situated near Catholic Church, Temuka, together with Good 4-Roomed cottage, which has recently been Finished and Papered throughout. There is a Capital Garden, Pigstye »nd Fowlhouse, and the Whole is well Fenced, Easy Terms it required. Apply, J. HARROP, Temuka JIOR SALE, CHEAP—--6 Good Dairy Cows, in full profit and to calve 3 Good Staunch Draught Horses 1 3-year-old Draught Colt (unbroken) : 2 Farm Drays 1 Set 6-Leaf Harrows 4 3 C.F. Ploughs (Reid and Gray) Shaft and Leading Harness. Apply SIEGERT & FAUVEL, -ao7 Temuka. ny'OLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA* f WEDNESDAY, 18th. NOVEMBER. THE LONDON VARIETY COMPANY WILL APPEAR TOR ONE NIGHT ONLY : WITH THEIR WORLD-RENOWNED ENTERTAINMENT, Consisting of— Songs (Comic and Serio-Comic), Ballads, Dances, Negro Sketches, and Farcical Comedies. DON’T FORGET TO COME EARLY. Popular Prices—2s and Is. nol7 T. J. SHUTE, Agent. HALL, TEMUKA. FRIDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, 1885. GRAND CONCERTANDDRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. In aid of the Prize Fund of the Temuka District High School. j . PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Overture—Volunteer Band. 2. Song-“ Tar’s Farewell’’—Mr L. A. Thruston. I ‘B. .Song—** Shelling Greon Peas ” —Mr E. : W.'Gnrr. ; 4* Song— “I Rise from Dreams! of !: Thee’’—Mrs Rout. 6. Stump Speech—Mr G. Bolton. i 6. Song—“ My Lady’s Heart”—Mr W. H. Lodge. 7. Song—Mrs Hayhurst. 8. Song— “Oh ! Oh ! Hear the Wild Winds Blow ”~-Mr W. G. Rutland. 9. Song—Miss Brown. 10. Dramatic—** Scene From the Rivals ” •—Messrs Gurr and Twomey, 11. Song—Miss Ladbrooke. Interval of 10 minutes. Part 11. fantasia - “Memories of Scotland”— Volunteer Band. : « To conclude with “LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS.” ! 1 ' ’ Dramatis Pbbson.®. Mr Golightly CaptainPhobbs... Captain Spruce, M.C Mr Moreland ... Sam (a waiter) Mrs Major Phobba (a widow— sister-in- , law to Capt. Phobba) —Miss Ladbrooke , Mrs Captain Phobbs ... Mrs Ashwell MrGurr ...Mr Bryars Mr Ashwell Mr Haines ... Mr Pinckney : Front Seats, 2s; Back Seats, Is. ; To commence at 8 o’clock. G. P. WOOD, ; Secretary. To be Followed with a DANCE. Admission, 2a; Ladies Free. nol7 ; Set LODGE SOUTHERN STAR, No. 619, S.C. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of Lodge Southern Star, No. 619,' S.C., will be held in the Masonic Half, Geraldine, on THURSDAY EVENING, 19th instant, at 7.30 o’clock. JAS. W. PYE, , nol7 . Hon. Secretary. TO WOOL CARTERS. mEKDBRS WANTED for CARTING 1 ; the WOOL from Mount. Peel to Bangitata Station, and to Wool-Scouring Works. ' ' .‘.'Tenders to be sent in f by NOVEMBER 24th, and particulars from ' MICH. MiTTON, j no!7' • ‘ ‘ * *'•’ Mankger. ,