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Temuka Leader, Issue 1694, 4 February 1888, Page 2

WANTED— A CARETAKER for the Temuka Presbyterian Church, Full information may be obtained from, and applications (to be in by the 13th instant) must be sent to JOHN COOPER, fed Acting-Secretary. WANTED A RESPECTABLE, ACTIVE GIRL, about fifteen. No town girl need apply. MRS J. M. GREENAWAY, Bulmer, Orari. fe2 XT J ANTED— V 28 SHEARERS 4 FLEECE ROLLERS 4 FLEECE PICKERS And ODD HANDS. TUESDAY, February 7th. Terms for Shearing, 15s a TOO. C. G. TRIPP. Orari Gorge, Woodbury. j«2B TEMUKA MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. APPIOATIONS are Invited for the POSITION OF LIBRARIAN to the above lostitute. For Terms apply to the Undersigned, where Sealed Applications must be left not later than 6 p.m. oo TUESDAY, 7th Instant, fed JAMES BLYTH. TEMUKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. REV. MR MURRAY, a Missionary of the NVtr Hebrides, will Officiate SABBATH FORENOON. REV. MR BARCLAY in the Evening, and also at Waitotii at 2.30 p.m. fed j?i ■Rp’WAPn CjTRAYED or STOLEN* from J. G. Ruddenklau’s Station, on the 14th January—A SHEEP DOG ; black and tan, a slit in the back of the right ear, a scratch on top ,of the nose ; answers to the name of “Danger.” Anyone giving any information at Mr Ruddenklau’s Station as to the Dog’s whereabouts will receive the above reward. ja2l