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Temuka Leader, Issue 1475, 4 March 1886, Page 2

ORARI BRIDGE SCHOOL. rjiHE ANNUAL TREAT & DISTRIL BUTION OF PIiJZES will take place on FRIDAY, MARCH sth, 1886 Tea for Adults, Is ; Children belonging to the School, Free. LEWIS GRANT, mi2 Chairman of Committee. PRIMITIVE METHODIST OHUuCH, T EM OK A. ON SUNDAY NEXT, March 7, 1886, the REV. H. CLARK will preach Ins FAREWELL SERMON in the above Church at 3 o’clock. On MONDAY EVENING a public FAREWELL TEA will be held m the Church. Tea on the tables at 6.30 p.m. Admission—Adults, Is 6d ; Children under 12, Is. After Tea a PUBLIC MEETING will be held, when addresses may be expected from the Rev. W. J. Dean, oi Timaru, the Rev. H. Clark, and other Friends. Chair to be taken at 7.30. Collection in aid of Circuit Fund. iur4 R. METSON. NOTICE. J HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have APPLIED to the Geraldine County Council to grant me a SLAUGUIEuHOUSE LICENSE for SECTION 3929, Rhubarb Fiat. ROBERT HAMMOND. Rhubarb Flat, February 20tn, 1886. fe2s MISSING FRIENDS. mHOMAS LOCH, formerly living near j Canterbury, Kent, and two years ago living in Canterbury, N.Z., is requested to write to tbe Undersigned. M. H. ROHDE, Corn exchange, mr4 Christchurch, N.Z. AUTUMN, 1886. QN MONDAY, MARCH, Bth, WB WILL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAYOF NEW SEASONS GOODS Just imported by ships “ Tongnriro,” “Arawa,” “Dunedin,” “ Trevelyan.” The Goods have opened to our entire satisfaction, and are splendid value. T. & J. THOMSON, mr4 TIMARU.