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Temuka Leader, Issue 1886, 2 May 1889, Page 2

MOUNT PEEL ROAD DISTRICT. MEETING OF RATEPAYERS. mnJS ANNUAL MEETING X OF THE RATEPAYERS Of tho above Road District will be held in the ROAD BOARD OFFICE, PEEL FOREST, ON THURSDAY, 2nd MAY, At 12 noon. ROBERT IRVINE, ap27 Clerk to the Board. GERALDINE ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. mflE 4NNUAL MEETING 1 OF RATEPAYERS WILL *G HELD IN THS ROAD BOARD OFFICE, GERALDINE, FRIDAY, MAY 3kd, At 12 noon. By order. W. SHIERS, Clerk to Board. A SOCIAL in connection with LODGE , SOJTHERN STAR, 619. 8.0., GERALDINR, will be held on THURSDAY, 2nb MAY, 1889. Tickets 10s, for Lady and Gentleman, obtainable from the; Officers of the Lodge. DANCING. Doors open at 8.30, to commence «t 9. A. BAKER, mrl6 Secretary.

MISS ACKERMAN the W.C.T.U., of America, ' WILL ADDRESS a MEETING in the VOLUNTEER HALL. TEMUKA, TO-MORROW EVENING (Friday). • llev. T. A. HimiltoN will tako the chnir at 7.30. Sa.-.key's Hytmi3 will be sung by a Unit©.! Choir, with Band nccompanimant. Conductor, Mr R-utlacd ; Organist, Mr Proudlock. A col'ection will be taken to Defraj Expenses. my2 J. COOPER, Secretary. TEMUKA TOWN BOARD. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO STRIKE RATE. \ T a SPECIAL MEETING held in \ the Town Board Office on 17th April, 1889, at 7 p.m., it was resolved—- " That it iB the intention of this Board to Strike a Rat" of §:l in the Pound tn Defray the Cost of Removing Nightwoil." A SPECIAL MEETING to confirm same will be held on WEDNESDAY, 15th May, 1889. E. PILE ROW, aplß Clerk to the Board.

ON SALE, at MR D. HENRY'S YARD, Main Road-3 18-ROW ENGLISH DRILLS, with all improvements, and fitted with Shafts and Patent Steerage. Fitted for all Crops, from Beano to the Smallest Soods. NIMMO AND BLAIR, Duoedin. PerEDW. PILBROW, Agoni, Tetnuka. Applications can uleo bo made to Mr D. Henry. np23

PLUMBER AND TINSMITH. THAVE much pleasure in intimating th.it I have BOUGHr THE BUSINESS lately curried on by MR JAMES OGILVIE, nnd I hope by oitention to business, and GOOD WORKMANSHIP, to merit a continuauce of the Patronage hitherto extendsd to this Shop. Good Workmanship Guaranteed. Pmtmber and Tinsmith, Etc., ap2s TEMUKA. PHOTOGRAPHER (By Appointment to His Excellency th« Governor), Ross' Royal Ajroade, Timaru. Photos from os per Dozen.

ANTED - PLOUGHMAN, Single OVERSEER, ap 3o Eaulcipuka. WANTED KNOWN- .' OST, on the GERALDINE DOWNS, Li or thereabouts- A BRO WN OVERCOAT. Finder will b« rewarded. DSUMMON D & GLASSON, iuy2 Geraldino or Timaru. M4IL NOTICES. The letter-box wilt be cleared for despatch of correspondence from the Xemuka Post Office to the undermentioned places at follow : For Northern ports of New Zealand and Sydney, per Eotomahana, on Thursday, May 2nd, at 7.30 a.m. For Northern Ports of New Zealand, per Eotorua, on Saturday, May 4th, at 3.30 p.m. A. W. MANN, Postmaster.

The Ism OP Lepebs.—The Lepers Isle, in the Sandwicb Islands, is to recaive a new martyr. Miss Flavin, a young, pals, thin, spectacled lady, has gone from Livorpool So join Father Dainien, to take charge of the orphaned children of the leper establishment. She knows that she is about to doom herself to a repulsive life in one of the most horrible spots on earth, among pariahs whose only business is to await a loathsome deal h ; bul she feels that it is her mission to leave her brother and two sisters in England, and devote herself to helping Father Dimien, the hoad of the leper colony. She has studied leprosy for two years, and taken n course of hospital training. When asked if she expected to escape aoutagion, she replied, "Oh, no. I shall be contaminated like the othars. But I am not seeking notoriety nor reward, ..xoept the spiritual comfort of doing fir thoie dYin;,' creatures what their terrible disease keeps other poople from doing." Miss Flavin i e a Catholic.