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Temuka Leader, Issue 1903, 13 June 1889, Page 2

TO-NIGHT. VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA. THURSDAY, JUxNE I 3th, 1889. SELECT MINSTREL & DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, By Members of the Temuka Amateur Dramatic Society. PROGRAMME— Overture, “ Zampa ” Mrs Poster (piano), and Messrs R. Wood (violin), and J. Andrews (clarionet) Opening Chorus, “ Climbing up do Golden Stairs ” The Company Ballad, “ Must We Leave the Old Rome ” Mr E. Whitehead Ballad ... " White Wings " ... Mr B. Chapman Song (comic), “That’s the Way to the Zoo” Mr H. Clinch Ballad, “ Please Sell no More Drink to My Father ” Mr W. Storey Ballad, “ Mother’s Last Letter to Me ” Mr J. MoOaskill Song (comic), “Dinah Said Tah ! ” Mr G. Levens Ballad, *' Call Me Back Again ’’ Mr G. Barrett Finale, “ American’s Emblem ” The Company Local Hits! Newest Jokes! Amusing Jokes! Iktbbvai of Fiyb Mindtbs. Overture (piano) Mrs Foster Slump Speech, “The Talkcphone ” Mr Russell Step Dance Mr W. Angland Realistic Scene and Ballad, “ Around the Camp Fire ” ... Mr E. Whitehead and Company Song (oomio), “ Go and Tell Maria ” Messrs H. and A. Clinch and E. Chapman Intkeyal of Ten Minutes, After which will be performed the SideSplitting Faroe, m one Act, of “RTJM’UNS PROM ROME.” Mr Chalky Chump (Retired Tradesman with Mania for Antiquities) Mr J. McOaskill Miss Arabella (bis Daughter) Mies Eva Vernon Mr Christopher Columbus Chips Mr E. Chapman Captain Smith Mr A. Gaze (Nugro PofUn-a, (E**™ Stage Manager Mb A. W. Ga»b Business Manager Mk J. Bim Doors open at 7.30 ; Commence at 8 p.m. Front Seals, 2s; Back Seats, Is. Liberal Arrangements for Family Parties. NOTE Under the Society’s Rules all Profits are deyoted to Charitable Objects. ~GERALDIIsE COUNTY FRUIT- , GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION. A MEETING vvill be held in the ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, GERALDINE, on FRIDAY, the'l4th jnst,, at 8 p.m. MAJOR-GENERAL STRANGE will DELIVER AN ADDRESS on “ Imperial Federation—How it would affect Farmers and Fruit-growers,” after which a discussion will take place on matters of interest. Ail Farmers and Fruit-growers are Cerdially Invited. B. R. MACDONALD, Chairman, juß • COMPLIMENTARY DINNER. THE Ratepayers of the Tomnka Road Board District will give a COMPLIMENTARY DINNER to MESSRS J. TALBOT and M. QUINN, in the VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA, on FRIDAY EVENING. June 14, 1889, at 7.30, in Recognition of their past Services as Members of the Board, juß A. E. G. RHODES WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF GLADSTONE IN THE FAIRLIE CREEK SCHOOLROOM, ON SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 16th. Chair to be taken at 8 o’clock. juß

JBl REWAicD. LOST, on Saturday last, at the Football Match, Geraldine A SILVER WaTOH, with Chain attached. The Finder will receive the above reward on returning the same to the GUARDIAN OFFICE, jnll Geraldine. by pOW MAN WANTED. Apply letter, stating age, to the MANAGER MOUNT PEEL STATION, |u!2 Peel Forest.

TAB Bbanding Sheep.— At a largely attended meeting of the Hawkes Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Society resolutions ware unanimously pppsed protesting against ths resent erder cosp«Jlip| the tar branding of sher-Pi and requesting its at least as far as Hawkes Bay is concerned. It was argued that long-wools would need handling every two months, which would put sheep farmers to gre/*t expense, while the result would be a eerio.us deterioration in the value ot wool. One firmer, who had branded some and sent the wool Home, said that it brought ald per lb less than the unbranded wool of the same type.