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Temuka Leader, Issue 2070, 10 July 1890, Page 2

TONIC SOL-FA CLASS. MR J. PROUDLOCK begs to announce that he will RE-OPEN THE CLASS at his Residence, Aro-1 whenua, on THURSDAY, the 10th inst., j at 7.30 p.m. Fee : 5s per quarter, in advance. jy* DANCE vill be held in the SCOTSBURN Schoolroom, on FRIDAY, July 11th. Aduaifsion Gentlemen, 3* ; Ladies, Free. Refreshments provided. To start at 8 o'clock. jylO SALVATION ARMY, TEMUKa. IPECIAL ANNIVERSARY MEET- ) INGS, from FRIDAY till MONDAY, binding up with gre«t HAM & CHICKEN BANQUET on Monday night. Admission, Is 6J. Proceeds in aid of Baud. jylO IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COTJST OF TIMARO AND OAMARU (Being a Local Court ol Bankruptcy), holden at Timaru. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of the various Acts amending the same, and of the bankruptcy of WiiliaM BIOOMMBLD, formerly of Orari, now of Westerfield, Aah burton, ; the Provincial District of Canterbury, Flax Mill Manager, a bankrupt. ~ "TOTIOE is hereby given that the said J urnrv.u Rr.rtrkif'VTip.T.i'i having' this day been adjudicated a bankrupt in the eaid Court, the first general meeting of the Orediton will be held at i TWBBDAY, the 16th day of July, 1890, at 3 o'clook in the afternoon. Dated thii 9eh day of July, 1890. D. M. BOSS, Deputy Official Aisignee. FIREWOOD TO BE GIVEN AWAY. BLACK-PINE and TOTARA FIREWOOD can be OBTAINED FOR NOTHING by applying to J. B. WAREING, •:„•£ Milford. LOACH AND DOBIE FfILLMQNGERS, OrARI, ARE BUYERS OF SHEEPSKIMS. COO K H A_M BOOTS. Men's Cookham Boots, Calf Tops. Men's Cookham Boots, Cloth Tops. Men's Cookham Boots, Seal Tops. Men's Cookham Boots, Porpoise Tops. NEW GOODS, JUST OPENED. A T CLOTHING & OUTFITTING HOUSE, f e l TIMARTJ. MONEY. W'E have instructions for the Investment of £15,000 on Fiist-class Mortgagee at LOWEST RATES. Terms (o suit Borrowers. Principal repayable by instalments or otherwise, as arranged. SMITHSON, RAYMOND, & SMITH, •j*ll Solicitors, Geraldine. i J - THE CENTRAL REFRESHMENT ROOMS. TISS DONOHUE begs to inform her J, Friendß and the Public generally, that she has taken the Refreshment Rooms lately occupied by Mr B. Darrocti, and has now opened up a Choice Assortment of the Best „„„„„_ Altrr . EN3LIBH, SCOTCH, FRENCH, AND COLONIAL CONFECTIONERY, With FRUITS in Season, Tea, Coffee, and Gocoa at aoy hour. Soirees and Picnic Parties Catered for. xt'-«e the Address—Main Street, TeM B KA,o P r°Bi.eßa D kofN.Z. ju26 TEMUKA jd 'TRfi BRIGADE. \ PPLICATIONS a"re invf. l * d to < *j»° V. position of CARETAKER . * *?,! FIRE BRIGADE'S ENGINE AiN. PLANT. Applicants to state the salary ' required. Specification of duties can be seen on application to the Undersigeed. Offers must be in before 6 p.m. on | THURSDAY, 10th inat., addressed to the Secretary Temuka Fire Brigade. D. HENRY, jyß Captain. J /ANTED— GOOD GENERAL SER- , / VANT, for a country hotel. Waiting Engagements—One Man Cook, Good Dairyman, One Housemaid.—MßS D. McILRAITH, Registry Office, Gen.!dine. jyl©

Doing Justice.— The retirement of Mr Donald Stronach from the Dunedin managership of the N.Z.L. and M. Company soma months since gave rise to rumors detrimental to Mr Stronach'a character. The oompany'a inspector, who is now in Dunedin, haß written to Mr Stronach intimating that during his whole service with the company his conduct in relation alike to. the company and its clients was thoroughly honorable, and that there was no justification whatever for rumors of a damaging nature. i^^m