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Temuka Leader, Issue 1890, 11 May 1889, Page 2

WESLEYAN CHURCH BAZAAR » » O PK'N AT 3 P.M. Splendid Refreshments at Table ... 6d AUCTION SALE OF LIVE STOCK Ax 4 p.m. PRODUCE SALE and BALANCE OF GOODS AT CLOSE OF BAZAAR. CHOICE GOODS not Delivered Yesterday, owiogto Inclement Weather, are ON VIEW TO-DAY. myll H. M. MILES, Hod. Sec. CHURCH, TEMUKA, BEY. E. S. BUNN. Mobbing, 11 o’clock— -Subject: “ Meditations in a New Church.”—ll. Chronicles vi,, 40-41. Eteninq, 6.30 o’clock Subject : “ The Power and Glory of God in the Sanctnry,” Apxebnoon, 2.30 o’clock—Waitohi.

ZEALANOIA SKATING RINK TEMUKA, WILL BE RE-OPENED FOR THE SEASON ON THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 16ra. OPEN EVERY MONDAY AFTERNOON From 2.30 till 5, for Ladies only. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY—From 2.30 till 5 in the Afternoon, and from 7.30 till 1# in the Evening. Admission, 6d ; Skates, 6d. nayll J. LYON, Proprietor. COLUMBIA ELITE ROLER SKATING RINK. VOLUNTEER HALL, GERALDINE. rnHE RINK will be open on MONDAY I WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS from 7.30 to 10, and EVERY AFERNOON from 2.30 to 5, Admission, 6d ; Skates, 6d. Season Tickets on application to JOHN E, HOOD, apli Manager. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. OTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that _ the above Board have appointed MR OWEN CONNOLLY as Poundkeeper ot the Temnka Pound, F. ARCHER, myll Clerk to Board. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of tho late Mr Daniel Gkeen nr* respectfully invited to , attend hia FUNERAL, which will leave hia late residence, Pleasant Point, on SUNDAY, May 12th, at 1 p.m., for the i Temnka Cemetery. 1 JOSEPH BERI, I tnylO Undertaker. A O M E ASTRAY—\,t BLACK COLLIE DOG ;no collar, r Owner can have same on paying Cost of ■ this Advertisement. G. A. WHITE, Temnka Flax Mills. May 9th, 1889. myll

THE Undersigned nre Prepared to Receive GRAIN FOR STORAGE at Usual Rates in MENDELSON’S BRICK STORE, and to make LIBERAL ADVANCES on Same. ASPINALL & CO., my 9 Temuka. Tenders wanted for ploughTNG and HARROWING 200 Acres (more or less). Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to B. R. MACDONALD, Waitui, Geraldine. The time Cor RECEIVING TENDERS for the above has been EXTENDED TO MONDAY NEXT, the 13th inst. my 7

Narrow Escape.— A young sou of Mr J. Wharton, Orari Bridge, met with a painful accident and had a narrow escape from death on Thursday afternoon. Ho was riding home from school on a dray, and when opposite his father’ll gate jumped off the dray. He appears to have fallen on his elbow, which was very much bruised, while his head fell so close to the wheel that the side of the face was very much scraped by the tire and the top part of his ear dragged out by the roots,, leaving a considerable-sized hole in the side of the head. The little sufferer was attended by Hr Fish, who found that although the boy was very much bruised and shaken about no bones were broken, and he isnosv doing as well ns eould bo expected.