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Temuka Leader, Issue 2181, 28 March 1891, Page 2

CHURCH, TEMUKA. KEY. E. S. BUNN Wttt Pnuipn—. MORNING AND EVENING Afternoon— 2.3o o’clock. WaUohi, PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, TEMUKA.—The REV. W. 0. WOOD will PREACH in the above Church oo SUNDAY, MARCH 29—Afternoon at 3 and Evening at 6.30. Also, on SUNDAY, APKlli 19, he will conduct the ANNIVERSARY AND HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES. mr2B J. B. EPPS.

MONDAY ST. SAVIOUR'S harvest home A TEA AND SOCIAL GATHERING EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1891, Admission (Adults and Children) : To Tea and Social, Is 6d ; To either Tea or Social, la. Tea on Tables at 6,30. Social to Commence at 8. ALL WILL BE WELCOME. WILL BE HELD IN THE RILL T ON mr2B R. PINCKNEY.

ADANOE will be held in (ho Old Schoolhoose, vVilkin Street, Temuka, on MONDAY, March 30th. Dancing will commence at 8.30. Admission—Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies Free. Good Refreshments aod Music, and on Efficient M,U. will be provided. mr2B

TONIC SOL-FA. Mil PROUDLOCK intimates that hia CLASS will RECOMMENCE on TUESDAY, 31st inst., at hia Residence, Hamilton Street, Aruwhenua. Subscription—sa per Quarter. in2B NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FARES FOR EASL'ER HOLIDAYS AND CHRISTCHURCH RACES, MARCH 30th and 31st, IPXOUKBION TICKETS, available for _|Jj Return till 14th April, will be issued from 25 h to the 30th March, from Temuka to Dunedin at 27s 6d First Class, 20a Second ; and to Christchurch at 2‘Js First Claes, 15s Second. RETURN TICKETS, any Station to any Station, obtainable at any time. mr24 ORDER.

PUBLIC NOTICE. A PLAN of the proposed GARDEN r\ RESERVES along the CREEK in the ARuWHENUA TOWNSHIP is OPEN FOR INSPECTION et the Town Board Office, Wilkin Street ; which Piao any person interested in the Reserves can inspect. Any communications in connection therewith should be sent to the Commissioner of Crown Lauds, Christchurch, before the 14 h of April next. JOHN H. BAKER, mr2B Commissioner of Crown Lands. CAUTION. Any person found trespassing on my Farm, Houtnwood, Fairfield, in pursuit of game or otherwise, WILL BE PROSECUTED, mi2B F. EVERY.

DR. NEILS NOTICE. TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. OUR CART, which has hitherto travel'ed aronod the country districts in charge of Mr Westermao for the purpose of supplying our country customers with our HERBAL REMEDIES, WILL BE TAKEN OFF THE ROAD FOR GOOD on the LAST DAY of MARCH, and, as we have no intention of starting it again in this district, we would respectfully call attention to the fact that any of our Preparations may be obtained from the following Storekeepers : T. Barr, Teinuka A. Adams,Pienß«niPGintaDd Fairlie Creek J. Oimson, Winchester Mrs Gibson and A. Fisher, Geraldine Or at DR NEIL’S BOTANIC DISPENSARY, Stafford St. South, Titnaru, mi 24 H. H. KING, Manager.

FOR SALE OR TO LET. WING to having Purchased one of Mr Postlethwaite’s Farms, and finding myself unable to attend to it as well as ray present Business, 1 am desirous of SELLING THE BUSINESS, if possible, or will LET IT FOR A TERM OF TEAKS if 1 cannot find a Purchaser. My present Business, which I have carried on for 12 years, consists of Goodwill, Stock-in-trade, and Buildings standing on Half an Acre of Land fronting on the Main South Road, Winchester, The Buildings consist of 7-Boomed Dwellinghouse, General Store, Butcher’s Shop, B-.k-house (almost new), capable of baking 186 41b Loaves, for 4 Carls, 3-stalled Stable, Granary to hold 400 Sicks of Grain, etc. Inspection of Books, etc., invited. MEMORIAL CARDS Printed neatly nnd expeditiously at the Office of this Pace? mr]4 0. W. GIMSON, Storekeeper, Winchester.