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Temuka Leader, Issue 2190, 18 April 1891, Page 2

Ci ALVATION ARMY, GERALDINE, o VOLUNTEER HALL. HARVEST FESTIVAL AND SALS OF Captain HILDKKTti in commmd. THREE DAYS’ CAMPAIGN, APRIL 18th, 19th, and 20th. SATURDAY L no-shire Maich and Meeting, SUNDAY—‘Laiceps Noitalvas Hguiieem.’ Captain and Mbs Duggan. MONDAY—TEA 6 p.m. Admission, Is ; Children, 9d. 7.30, Musical Medley sod War Memories. Sale of Produce, etc., after Meeting. a.)16 FORLONG & MURRAY, C.O’s. PRIMt'll w E METHODIST CHURCH, TEMUKA. 'nHE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES in S connection with iho above will be held on SUNDAY, April 19, conducted by the Rev. Mr Wood as follows: Harvest Thanksgiving Service at 3 o’clock, Annriiverufuy Service at 6 30. A PUBLIC TEA will be held on TUEvSDAY, the 21st, at 6.30, Price, la 6 E Children under 12, Is. A PUBLIC MEETING afterwards, to ho addressed by the Rev. W. C. Wood >nd other friends. Collection in aid of Trust Fund. apl6 ESLEYAN CHURCH, TEMUKA. REV. J. BELLOW Morning, 11 o’clock Evening, 6.30 o’clock. Afternoon— 2.3o o’clock Waßohi, GERALDINE LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING of Members at the Literary institute on MONDAY, 20lh instant, at 8 p.m. F. WILSON SMITE, ap!B Hon. Sec. WORK.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. PUBLIC MEETING, to form a Bmno!» of the British and Foreign Bible Society, will be held in the Preebyteaan Church, Geraldine, on TUESDAY, 21at inst., at 7.30 p.m., when the Kev. W. Gillies will speak on "The Rehgious Slate of Europe, with special reference to the work of the Bible Society.” ap!B A.S. AND L UNION. mHE HALF-YEARLY GENERAL 1. MEETING of Members of the Geraldine Branch of the above Union will be held in the Oddfel owe’ Hall, Qeratdioe, on SATURDAY EVENING, April 2Bth, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is requesied. ap!B R. HAMMOND, President, FUNERAu NOTICE, rnHE FRIENDS of Me J. W. Velvio I are respectfully informed that (he Funeral of his late son, Cecil James, will leave his residence, Main Street, Teinnka, at 3.30 on SUNDAY (TO-MORROW). April 19, for the Tetnnka Cemetery. ap!B J. BERI, Undertaker.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ASHBURTON RACES, APRIL 22nd and 23bd. rnHE EVENING TRAIN from AshX burton to Timaru on 23'd April will start at 6.10 p.tn., (.nd iun 2 hours 20 minutes later than Time-table times. Return Tickets obtainable any day. a P IB . BY ORDER, TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. ELECTION NOTICE. IN Pursuance with the Road Board Act, and in conformity with the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, T hereby give notice than an ELECTION will be held on MONDAY, the 4tb day of May, 1891, for the Emotion of (3) THREE on the Temoka Road Board in the room of Messrs Talbot, Fraser, and Snell, who retire in rotation. Nominations of Candidates must be made to me at the Road Board Office, Temuka, on or before noon on SATURDAY, the 26th day of April, 1891, in the foim of the second schedule of the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876. WM. WILLS, aplß Returning Officer. TEMUKA PUBLIC POUND. TMPOUNDED, Wandering at Large on Waitohi Flat Road, near Kirk’s Road on Wednesday, 15lh April, 1891, 1 DARK DAPPLE GREY HACK GELDING, no visible brand, white on forehead, faint white streak between nostrils, slightly saddle-marked, shod on two front feet, white fetlocks on two bind feet, short docked tail. If not RELEASED on or before WEDNESDAY, 29th APRIL, 1891, at NOON, WILL BE BOLD to defray expenses. JOHN LAWSON, Poundkeeper and Ranger. Temuka, 17th April, 1891- aplß

BOOTS! BOOTS! RE AT CLEARING SALE BJOTS ANu SHOES To make room for Winter Stock, at PRICES which will DEFY COMPETITION. N.8.-During the Sale Men’s Bools will be Soled for 2a 6d, Women’s 2s. TERMS—STRICTLY CASH. J. TANGMEY, Bootmaker, ap!B Tenauke.

WANTED TO BUY A GOOD HACK, four years old ; must be broken to saddle, and perfectly quiet. Ap r ily to J. M. SUTHERLAND, aplg Geraldine.