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Temuka Leader, Issue 1924, 3 August 1889, Page 2

CHURCH, TSMUKA. RET. E. 8. BUNN. Moekino, 11 o’clock— Subject: “Entirenesa.”—Mark xiv , 8, Evening, 6.30 o’clock Subject ; “Scripture” Sermon.— Psalm cix., 97. Afternoon, 3.30 o’clock—Adult Bible Class. Reading, John iii. All Welcome. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, GERALDINE. The rev. g. clement will PREACH TO-MORROW. Moknino, at 11—Subject: “Christian Perseverance.” £tenin«, at 6.3o—Subject: “ The Brazen Serpent—A Symbol of Christ Crucified for Man's Salvation.” au3 WESLEYAN CHURCH, TSMUKA. gOCIAL GATHERING. TEE HALL. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th, .1889. Tea at 6.30. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m., when there will be Selections of Music, Addresses, Readings, etc., and a Lady will play on the Guitar. Admission, Is 6d. H. M. MILES, , an 3 Hon. Sec. GERALDINE RIFLES. A GRAND SOCIAL GATHERING in connection with iho above Corps will be held in the VOLUNTEER HALL; GERALDINE, on THURSDAY, August Bth. Admission, Double Ticket, 4*. ; W. C. WEAVER, au3 Hon. Sec. MILFORD SCHOOL. A DANCE, in. Aid of the Prize Fuad* will be held: on FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9m. Admission, 2a,; Ladies Free. Refreshments Provided. , Dancing to Commence at 8 o’clock. au3 ST. SAVIOUR’S CHURCH, TEMUKA. A N ENTERTAINMENT will be given by TIMARU AMATEURS in the VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 9th. Admission, including Refreshments, Is 6d. Doors open at 7.80 ;to commence at 8. auß zealandiA skating rink OPEN on TUESDAYS; THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS-From 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m,, and from 7-30 p.m. to 10 p.m. ADMISSION-On TUESDAY EVENINGS, Is ; on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoons, and on Thursday and Saturday Evenings, Sixpence! Skates, Sixpence. Ladies admitted Free in the Afternoon. FOR LADIES ONLYMONDAY AFTERNOONS-From 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission, Sixpence ; Skates, Free. J. C. LYON, oayll Proprietor. nafflitwraffiiif wwinHHwwawwwß—ww———a—wapgß V. R. -vrOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN tha [3l it is intended to introduce into th< General Assembly of New Zealand a Bil intituled “Tha Geraldine Racecourse Re serves Act, 1881, Amendment that the objects the said Bill isKfbnded t< effect are—(l) To Empower the Bosrd 0! Trustees of the Geraldine Racecourse Reserve to LEASE the Reserve for any Term or Terms not exceeding Twenty-one { Tears, on Conditions not inconsistent with the purposes of a Racecourse, for such Premium, at such Rent, aid on such Conditions as they may think reasonable ; (2) To Empower the said Board from time to time to BORROW on the Security of the Rents, Issues, and Profits of the said i Reserves; (3) The Application ot all Moneys received by the Board, after deducting Expenses of Management, to the Payment of the Cost of all Stands and other Bdildings yrhic)i have been' 1 or may hereafter be erected ph the eaid Reserve, laud of the Cost of laying out the same as

ia Racecourse* and of making Saddling Paddocks, Enclosures, and other Improvements to the said Reserve. And Notice jia further given that a COPY of the said Bill is Deposited in the RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURTHOUSE, GERALDINE, and is there open for Inspection. Dated this 3rd day of August, 1889. SMITHSON, RAYMOND, & SMITH, Solicitors for the Board of Trustees of the Geraldine Racecourse Reserve. au3

Thk Kbbmadecs, Dunedin is about to load material, etc., at Aucldam the Kermadec Islands nets party of settlers who > inte homes there. The vessel purchased by the party, j florrell, of Wairoa, flaw J. M. Gelling, of Hamilt be id,‘]owed by their fami The schooner will be em produce from Kermadec Is land. T&e Kaiwarra Murder,aftej.noop llip petition prn ,Oh.ew'fl <Va? pre,?( '■ -y-nd|