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Temuka Leader, Issue 1987, 28 December 1889, Page 2

RE WAITOtiI WATER-RACE. . PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the VOLUNTEER BALL, TEMUKA, on SATURDAY" EVENING, December 28th, at 7 o'clock, to discuss the above subject ; also, the actions of the Temuka Road Board and the Garaldine County Council. All are invited. H. NICHOLSON, delo And Twenty others.

'ESLEYAN CHURCH, TEMUICA, BET. E. S. BTJNN MORNINS, 11 O'CLOCK. Evening. 6.30 o'clock —'• Reflections in «n the Closing Year." Afternoon, 2.30 o'clock—Waitoh*.

■nHK GOSPEL WILL (D.V.) *BE J PREACHED in the SOHuOLRO'JM, WOODBURY, on SUNDAY, thu 29th December, at 2.30 p.m.—" Ba sure year sin will fiod you out."—Numbers, xxxii., 23. «le2B

GERALDINE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. .4 GOVERNMENT INSPECTION r\ PARADE of tl.e above will Uke place en MONDAY EVENING NEXT at 7.30. Drill order. It being the last Parade of tho year, ALL MEMBERS MUST ATTEND. R. E. PEARPOINT, de2B Captain Commanding.

WELCOME RETREAT LODGE, No. 44, 1.0.G.T.

rpHE ANNUAL PICNIC in connection _|_ wi'u the above Lodge will be held iu tho SMALL PARK, GERALDINE, on NEW YEAR'S DAY. AduiissioD—GentleToen 2h, Ladies Is 6d, Children uuder 14 years le. E. SMITH, des Secrelary.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CEIRISTMAS HOLIDAY FARES. EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued at TEMUKA as under, and SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS from any Station to any Station, from 21st DECEMBER to 2nd JANUARY, available for return till 14th January : To (Jhriatchurch First Class, 20a ; Second Class, 15s. Tj Duneelin As already advertised in connection with the Exhibition. To Invercargill First Class, 52s ; Second Class, 38s. To Kingston— First Class, 60a ; Second Class, 425. If required, Excursion Tickets will be extended for return journey for a fortnight on payment of the difference in value between an ordinary Single Ticket and half the Excursion Fare. Payment to be made on or before the 14th January at the Station to which the Ticket was issued, and the return half of the Ticket to be handed in at the time. de!9 BY ORDER.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CfIRISTCHURCH RACES AND LYTTELTON REGATTA, JANUARY Ist, AND SPOUTS AT TIM ABU, JANUARY Ist and 2nd. ON JANUARY Ist, in lien of the ordinary Morning Train from Timam to Chri&ichurch a Train will iuq as under: — Timoru, dep. ... 7.10 a.m. Temuka ~ ... 7.46 a.m. Winchester „ ... 7.58 a.m. Orari „ ... 8.10 a.m. Christcburcb, arr. ...12 20 p.m. Stopping at all Stations. Excursion Fares, Temuka to Chriotchurch —2os First Class, 15* Seooud. On the Ist and 2nd JANUARY the afternoon Train from Timoru to Oraii will start at 535 p M., and run 2 hours 30 minut9s later than Timetable times. Goods Traffic will be suspended on JANUARY Ist. Satut day Return Fares to Timura and other Stations. d e 2B BY ORDER.

THE BRANTFOBD LIGHT STEEL BINDER SEVEN FEET, and can be j drawn by two horses. Sizes for Sale—sft., 6ft., and 7ft. Cut. THE BRANTFORD Is the Cheapest and Bbst in tho Market. The Widih of Cut, Lmhtneia of Drafts, Adaptability for Hillside Work, Simplioity of Construction, Strength and Durability of Material, all render it the MOST SUITABLE MACHINE for Farmers in this District. We would request all Farmers before ordering a new machine to call and inspeot the BRANTFORD LIGHT STEEL BINDER, which can be seen, and obtain all particular as to Price. Testimonials from some of the leading Farmers in the District, can be seen on application to WILLIAMS & COLVILLE, Local Agc-nl-fl. Duplicate?, Twinp, and Machine Oil always in stock. de2S

fF the CHESTNUT MAKE, Saddle unci Bridle, 1-ft at my Stables for livery o» Monday, 2nd December, 1889, are not Claimed by the 31st December, 1889, and Expenses Paid, they will be SOLD to defrav Expenses. N. 0. NICHOLAS, ds24 Livery Sfcablekeeptr, Temuka.

AHGLO-IHDIAN gauze goods. /N ENTLEAIEN OAN INSPECT VJ CHOICE UNDERWEAR for th« HOT SEASON, in Real Indian Gauze Shirts and Pants, testure Pure Silk and Wool mixed; also Pura Llama and Merino Wool Underwear—at CLOTHING & OULTITTmO HOUSE jull TIWARU.

RDERS for Rubber Stamps 1 at the Lbadeb Office