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Temuka Leader, Issue 1748, 9 June 1888, Page 2

WE SLE YA N CHUR OH , TEM U KA. BET. R. S. BUNN. MOWSmG, 11 o’c'ock— Subject : “ The Church’s Spiritual Endowments.” EVENING, 6.3oo’clock— Subject : “Thn Gospel of Jesus Christ.” AFTERNOON— Waitohi, 2 30. ju9 The annual general meeting of the GERALDINE RACING CLUB will be held at the Crown Hotel on MONDAY, JUNE 11th, 1888, at 7.30 p.m., for ELECTION OF OFFICERS an 1 other Business of importance. W. LAWSON, ju9 Sc. G. 8.0. GERALDINE ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. : T,HE ORDINARY MEETINGS of the shore Board will, in future, be held on the SECOND MONDAY in the month, in place of Tuesday, as before. By Order. jus W. SKIERS. : BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! “CHEAP LITERATURE FOR THE MILLION.” 1200 VOLUMES, BEING the Library of the lale Wm, Moody, Esq,, of Burnbank, having been purchased by us for Cash, we will on SATURDAY,- the Ihst., : Commence a GRAND SALE of tire same at Prices to satisfy one and all. The intellectual area covered by tba deceased gentleman in the selection of works comprised in such a large Library as wo have now the privilege of offering to the Public, is such as to almost deter us from naming all the fields of knowledge from which such a collection has been gathered. Agriculture in all its phases, soils, seasons, crops, drainage, sowing, breeding of horses, rearing of cattle and sheep, together with works ou farm, estate, dairy, and garden management, veterinary science, and all that appertains to requirements in the pursuit of agriculture, were gathered into this library in books by the most celebrated authors, English, French, German, American, and Colonial. Such a variety on this subject has rarely ever been seen in any one library. Medical Works in every branch of the profession, comprising treatises on Diseases of the skin, joints, surgery, medicine, food, hom#pathy, infancy and childhood, pathology, human physiology, midwifery, toegther with treatises “on all the ills that flesh is heir to,” characterises this section of this library. The well-known pursuits of this gentleman in the study of Science we need only to remind the public of to assure them that on Science such a collection has never before been seen in Canterbury, and will well repay a visit from the scientist, teacher, student, snd lover of nature. It comprises works on astronomy, the microscope, I meteorology, botany, physiology, chemistry, mineralogy, physics, elc., etc. Travels, biography,, histry, poetry 'are yery largely represented. Schiller, Byron, Shakespeare, Barns, Goethe, the Aldine Poets, Poets of England, America, and Franco are all represented here. Glaisher, Stanley, Liyingstone, Bqrkhardt, Sohlieman, Layard, > Cook, Nordenechoff, Marcopolo, Races of Mankind, Countries of North and South America, Persia, India, Turkestan, Egypt, Afghanistan, Russia, Siberia,: France, Germany, Italy, Arabia, South Soa Islands, Victoria, R.d. Wales, South Australia, Queensland,'New Zealand, and many other countries are all represented m this choice selection. . Theology, and the study of sacred subjects, are also found in a few of the works of Fuller, Henry Fawcett. Brown, and others, both anoisut and modern writars. Books out of print, 1 copy Hoobaottattcr's “ New Zealand,” and Hooke’s “ Haw Zsaland Flora.” The SALE will be Conducted for CASH ONLY. P. W. HUTTOM & CO., ju» : TIICARU. .