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Temuka Leader, Issue 154, 14 August 1886, Page 2

A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF LADIES interested in assisting in tie VOLUNTEER BAZAAR will bs held in the VOLUNTEER HALL, Terauka, on SATURDAY NEXT, August 14, at 3 p.m, G.J. MASON, aul2 Secretary. WANTED KNOWN-A MEETING of all the SUBSCRIBERS to the Waitohi Flat Library will be held in the Library on MONDAY, August 16tb, at 7-30 p.m. JOSEPH WATSON, a«l4 Hon. Sec. TEMUKA RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A CHURCH PARADE of the above Company will be held next SUNDAY MORNING at 10 o’clock. The CADETS will parade at the same hour at the Volunteer Hall. THE TEMUKA RIFLES and HIGH SCHOOL CADETS will PARADE in Drill Order at the Volunteer Hall on MONDAY, at 7.30 p.m. Absent Members will be fined. Should the Weather prove WET there will be NO PARADE either on Sunday or Monday. J. T. M. HAYHURST, aul2 Captain T.R.V. WANTED TO LEASE - A GOOD GRASS FARM, about 50 Acres, with house, well fenced. State Terms and Particulars to A, H. 0., aul4 Leader Office, Temuka. ERALDINE POUND.—lmpounded, 2nd August, from Orari Estate— One Light BAY HORSE, light draught; white face ; off hind fetlock white ; no Visible Brand. ■ If not previously released will be sold at the Pound at Noon on TUESDAY, 17th August, 1886. W. C. ANDREWS, Poundkeeper. aul2 5s REWARD. LOST, on July 17th, between Waitui and the Residence of Mr F. Moore, Geraldine —The CAP of a Waggonette. The above reward will be paid to any person returning the Cap to the Guardian Office, Geraldine. au7' GREAT SALE AT MOGRIDGE & WILTSHIRE’S, COMMENDING ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 14. rjIHE ESTATE WAS BOUGHT IN 50 PER CENT UNDER WHOLESALE PRICE, Which we intend OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC FOR CASH ONLY FOR A SHORT TIME. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the firm f must be PAID by SEPTEMBER 15Tw. aul4 H. B. w * bst IJ ’ General Produce Agent, Estate Agent, Valuator, Ftc. Agent for the NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO. Also— BELFAST MANURES. As 1 am just ordiug a stock of special Garden Manures, those requiring same will oblige by intimating the quality required. an 12 CLOVERS, GRASS, AND TURNIP SEEDS. WE shall shortly be in receipt of SUPPLIES of FIRST-CLASS SEED at Lowest Current Rates. INWOOD AND CC. Winchester, July 17, 1886. no'.O