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Temuka Leader, Issue 1882, 23 April 1889, Page 2

3?. SAVIOUR’S CHURCH, TEMUKA. BAZAAR AND J3IFT AUCTION. BAZAAR will be RE-OPENED TO-DAY, At 3 p.m. r GIFT AUCTION OF PRODUCE AND UNSOLD GOODS TO-SLIGHT. ADMISSION FREE. R. PINCKNEY, aplC Churchwarden. TEMUKA ROAD DISTRICT. MEETING OF RATEPAYERS. riIHE ANNUAL STATUTORY X MEETING OF RATEPAYERS will be held at the ROAD BOARD OFFICE, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY Ist, At 12 Noon. JOHN TALBOT, «p 23 Chairman. LODGE SOUTHERN STAR, Gl9, S.C., GERALDINE. mHE SOCIAL advertised to bo held on 'i 25th April IS POSTPONED to 2nd MAY, 1839. A. BAKER, ap2# Secretly. COLUMBIA ELITE HOLER SKATING KINK. VOLUNTEER HALL, GERALDINE. GRAND OPENING NIGHT. FRIDAY, 12th APRIL, Second Night ot the Geraldine Races. mHE RINK will be open on MONDA V j WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS from 7.30 to 10. and EVERY AFTERNOON from 2.30 to 5. Admission, 6d ; Skates, 61. Season Tickets on application to JOHN E. HOOD, apll Manager. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE TEMUKA ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN— In thanking you for the many expressions of your Confidence in me as a Member of the Board I desire to inform you that I DO NOT, on the present occasion, INTEND TO OFFER MYSELF FUR RE-ELECTION. lam, yours faithfully, JOHN TALBOT. Temuka, April 22nd, 1889. ap23 NOTICE. •\TOTICB is hereby given that all jS HOUSEHOLDERS are required to have CLOSETS on their Premises, and PROPER PANS SUPPLIED to facilitate he Removal of Nightsoil. If not immediately comp'ied with STEPS WILL BE TAKEN TO ENFORCE SAME. By Order of the Temuka Town Board. E. PILBROW, ap23 Clerk to Board. TEMUKA TOWN BOARD. TENDERS. THE TEMUKA TOWN BOARD invite Tenders, for SIX MONTHS, for the ORDINARY WORK hitherto performed by day labor. All Tenders to be lodged on or before WEDNESDAY MORNING, the Ist MAY. Specifications on view at office. EDW, PILBROW, ap23 Clerk to Board. D R lIL LS. ON SALE, at MR D; HENRY’S YARD, Main Road—3 13-RuW ENGLISH DRILLS, with all improvements, and fitted with Shafts and Patent j Steerage. Fitted for all Crops, from , Beaus to the Smallest Seeds. NIMMO AND BLAIR, Dunedin. Per EDW. PILBROW, Agonl, Temuka. Applications can also be made to Mr D. Henry. ap23 temlajto THE PUBLIC arc invited to inspect MY STOCK OF TREES, Etc., which I am ready to Sell at the following Prices: Apples (60 varieties), 2-year-old 12s to 18s per doz. Apples, 3-year-oid ... 12s to 30s per doz. Fears ... ... ... 12s per doz. Quinces (Pear and Apple) 12s to 18a per doa, Peaches ... .. 25s to 30s per doz. Plums ... ... 12s to 38s per doz. Gooseberries ... ... Sato 6s per doz. Currants (red, black, and white) 2s to 4s per doz. Cherries ... ... ... 12s per doz. Siberian Crab... ... ... la each Macrocarpa (1 to 2 years) 6s, 10s, to 18s per 100 Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs, Walnuts, etc. ... ... 3s per doz. Roses .« ... 12a to 18s per doz, W. SWEET, up 23 Nursemkan, Temuxa. Leet-Handedness. —A French physician, Dr Feiz, mentions a curious case of left* handedness. A child in a certain family was left-handed, and the second appeared to be eo at the ago of one year. It was then learned ' mother always carried her children that ku. • She was advised to change, on her loft arm. the infant, having and, held on her other arm, -.. b its right, hand free to grasp objects, • - came right-handed. f