The Temuka Leader SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1890. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2119, 1 November 1890, Page 2

The Temuka Leader SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1890. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Meeting at Temuka. — A meeting to form « branch of the Peop'e’a Political Association will be held in the Social Hall this evening. Wesleyan Church, Temuka. —The Rev. R. S. Bunn will conduct the morning and evening services in the above church tomorrow, and will preach at Waitohi in the afternoon.

Pfblig S&AIKJHJER Yards.— The society for the prey ention of cruelty to animals passed a resolution at Christohureh yester? day in favor of public slaughter yards, as tending to diminish cruelty.

Primitive Methodist Church GbbalDIHB.—Oyr readers are again reminded of the anniversary celebration in connect ; on with this church, which takes plape to-morrow, also ajtea on Monday and lecture on Tuesday esvp inga.

The Mails. —The Mariposa, with the English noaila on the 4tb, left San Francisco for Aocklood oo tbp 18f:h, contract date. TbeZealandia, with the coronal tpails of 6th inat. arrived at San Pranpispo from Auckland on the 27'h, two days late.

Politic*L Meetings. —Mr A. E. G, Rhodfiji will address the electors in lie Pleasant Point Assembly Rooms this evening. In onr columns will ba found the dates cf ineeMVigp at Hiltoo, Totara Valley, Qrari and IJakahu Byeb.

JUVWNZIK ' BMPLABS’, EjNTBBTAINHBST. In unoi her column W 11 be f mnd an announcement of an entertain mem. to be given by the members of the Juvenile Lodge of Good Templars, Geraldine, oa Thursday next. A glance at. the advertisement will be sufficient to satisfy everyone that a good evening’s entertainment has been prepared with a small charge fdr admission. The Confession of Faith,— At the Presbyterian Synod in Denedin on Thursday it: whs resolved—“ That th» Synod adopt the overture from the Presbytery of Southland, and resolve and declare ihat in the judgment of the Synod the Confessional dilvinism of the doctrinal system ought to be ma'ntnioet tin mpaired in its integrity in the constitution of th a o"tirch.” The resoliUiou was carried by 55 <• 4=G vott-e.

TimakbShow. —The following items were omitted from our prize list cn Thursday last. Brood draught mare with two of her progeny ; James Austin, Lady Don, 1 ami Champion. Messrs J. and J. Fiulayaoa gvae a special prizs of £3 for the beat yearling filly by Time o’ Day ; two entries.—John Grippe, dam Prince of Wales, 1 ; Rees Thomas 2. 1 Temuka Daiby Factoky.—The attention of milk suppliers and dairy farmers is specially directed to a notice appearing tn our s dvertiaing columns notifying that the Temuka Cheese Factory is about to start operations again. The factory (in common with many other local industries) has had rather a hard time of it, having just emerged from liquidation. The directors of the lata company having t .ken over the factory and l*nd, have decided to give the industry a further trial, and we trust that under the new management their pluck and perseverance will meet with merited success. To ensure success an abundant supply of milk is essential, and we hope that the fanners of the district will see to this and not allow an industry of such importance to become a thine of the past. SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS. W’sleyan Church, Temuka—Services for to-morrow. Chief Postmaster, Timaru tenders for carriage of mai s. Temuka Dairy Factory Will start operations again in a few days, N.Z, Railways—Notice re-early train for Christchurch on 7th Nov.-rnber.

B. Richardson —Funor 1 notice re the late wife of Mr Timothy O’Gmmor. T. G. Rowley, Surgeon Dentist—Will visit Geraldine on Wednesday next, J. Mundell and Co. Publish list of entries for Temnka stock sale on Tuesday next.

R. Hammond—Notice re entertainment by members of Juvenile Templars, Geraldine, on Thursday next. A. E. G. Rhodes—Dates of po'iticv meetings at' Geraldine, Hilton, Totara Valley, Orari, and Kakshi Bush. !

J. Mundell and Co. Have an 8 horse power ifaction engine and combine for sale, on account of Mr AI. Scanned; particulars at Temuka agency.