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Temuka Leader, Issue 1766, 21 July 1888, Page 2

CHURCH, TEMUKA. EEY. E. S. BUNN. Morning, 11 o'clock— Su* ject; “ Immeasurable Abounding Grac-:.”— ( Epb. iii., 20. Evening, 6.30 o’clock —Subject: “ Representative Men—Cain and Abel ; oi Infidelity versus ChnViauitj.” Afternoon, 3 o'clock—Hilton. REY. S. BUNN’S LECTURE ON “LUE IN THE BACKWOODS OF AMERICA” Will be Given in the VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA, ON TUESDAY, JULY 24th. ju2l NOTICE. A MEETING will be held the TEMUKA HOTEL on TUESDAY EVENING, 24th July, at 7.30 p.m., to discuss the Advisability of Establishing a POPULAR SPORTS SOCIETY in TEMUKA. All Interested ate Invited to attend. Mr A. VI. Clark will occupy the Chair. JOHN LAWSON, Con vet. e r . Temuka, 18th July, 1888. jul9 ZEALANDIA SKATING RINK. OPEN at TEMUKA EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUHDAY. At GERALDINE EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. Afternoons from 2.30 to 5 p.m. ; Admission (ladies only) 6d, Skates included. Evenings from 7.30 to 10 ; Admission 6d, Skates Is. At Geraldine on Wednesday there will be a One Mile Handicap Race. Priz ■, a Pair of Steel Skates. Entries close on Tuesday. Admission Race Night, Is ; Ladies and Children, half price. The Band will play Choice Selections. At Temuka on MONDAY, July 30 h, the Volunteer Drillshed, which is beinj specially floored as a Rnk, will be Formally Opened, on which occasion tin re will be a Handicap Milo Race for Footballers. General Skating, exclusive of the time for the Race, will be from 8 till 10 pm,, after which there will be a BALL. Tickets (doub e), 6j, Skates included. Excellent Music. Refreshments provided. Fancy Dresses permissible. Competitors in the Race to appear in Recognised Coatume. SOUTH BANGITATA SCHOOL. A CONCERT AND DANCE ia Aid of the Incidental Fund will be he'd ' in the above School on THURSDAY, JULY 26th, 1888, The Chair will be taken by Mr N. Dunlop at 7.30. Music by Mr Figoni, Admission to Concert and Dance, 3s 6d. Refreshments Provided. jyS NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. excursion' fares to Christchurch, TN Connection with the Grand National Steeplechases on the 26th, and Hunt Club Steeplechases on the 28th. at Christchurch, EXCURSION TICKETS TO CHRISTCHURCH, available for Return till 30th Jt'LY, will be Issued on Hie 25th INST., and for Tram on 26fH (altered as below), from Temuka at 19* First Class, 14s Second ; Winchester and Orari, 18s Eiißt Class, 12a 6d Second. The Morning Train from Timaru to Christchurch will on the 26th leme Timaru at 7.10 a.m. instead of 7.30 a m., and he Duo from Temuka at 7.46 a.m., Winchester 7.58, Orari 8.10, arriving t.t Christchurch at 12.10 p.m. Passengers for the Racecourse should alight at Sockburn. j d2l BY ORDER.

GABITES AND PLANTE. IN LIQUIDATION. FORDED SALE! FOR CASH ONLY ! BOOKS CLOSED. SALE IMMENSE SUCCESS ! ALL Classes of Goods being So’d for a Song. The whole Stock to le rea tsed. Shop crowded daily. Another big lot of REAL BARGAINS has been thrown out, and marked Ready for Sale TO-DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS. BARGAINS IN Dress Goods, Costumes and Skirts, Blankets and Calicoes, Sheetings and Table Linens, Qjilts, and Cretonnes, Black and Colored Cashmeres, H si'uy and Gloves, Ulsters, J acke's, Dolmans, H-tsand Bonnets, O.rp-ts and L noleums, Men’s and Boys’ Clo'hirg. Shirts, Ties, Collars, etc. This is a grand opportunity for Hote'keepers, Boardinghouse - keepers, and parties about to furnish to secure FIRS TCLASS GOODS at one-bilf the form'r price. We cordially invite the Publ ca id all our old Customers to give us a cil', and bring PLENTY OF MONEY *i h them, so as to take full advantage of the sacrifices wa are making. Dooes Open Daily ax Ten O’clock. Oar Books are now Closed, and no fmther Entries can be made. All Purchases must be Paid for on or before Delivery, and no Goods can be sent out on approva'. QA BITES* AND PLANTE, IN LIQUIDATION, “Tee Corner,” Timaru. ju!6 CARDS of Every Description Printed at the Office of 'his Paper.