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Temuka Leader, Issue 2269, 20 October 1891, Page 2

WANTED -An Experienced GENERAL SERVANT. Apply MRS A. L. BARKER, oc 2o Winchester. rjIEMUKA WESLEYAN CHURCH, SACRED CANTATA “ JONAH,” BY Timap.u Wesleyan Chuech Choie, Under Mr Wood, With Full Okchestea. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1891. Admission; Is 6d. Doors open at 7.30 commence at 8 p.m. ocls ORARI FOOTBALL CLUB. A DANCE will be held at ORARI in aid of the above Club, on FRIDAY, 23rd October. Music supplied by J. Figoni. Refreshments provided. Admission, 3s. Ladies Free. Dancing to commence at 8.30. oc2o W. W. McKAY, Hon. Sec. w OODBURY ATHLETIC CLUB’S ANNUAL SPORTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1891. 10s 15s 10s En- Prizes, trance. Ist. 2nd. 1. 100 Yards Flat Race.. 2s 6d 30s 15s 2. Running Long Jump. 2s 0d 20s 3. 220 Yards Hurdles ... 2s 6d 80s 4. High Jump 2s Od 20s 5. 440 Yards Flat Race (Woodbury Cup) ... 6. Boys’ Race, 120 Yards 7. Vaulting with P01e... 8. Half Mile Flat Race.. 9. Hop, Step, and Jump 10. Bicycle Race, 2 miles (5 competitors or no event) 11. 200 Yards Flat RaceMaiden Wrestling ... 4s Od Is Od 2s Od 4s Od 2s Od 15s 5s 10s 15s 10s 13. 1 Mile Flat Race 14. Local Race ... 15. Consolation 40s 10s 20s 40s 20s Cups valued at 40s 20s 30s 15s 30s 15s 40s 20s 2s Od Slvr. 10s Plate. 2s Od 20s 10s 4s Od 2s 6d 2s 6d 4s Od IUP for the Most Points at Sports value £3. Entries, addressed *• Secretary Woodbury Athletic Club,” to be in not later than Thursday, October 29, 1891, Handicaps will be declared on 3rd November. Nominators must forward Entrance Fees with Nominations and also Performances for previous two years. No one will be nominated unless their entrance fees are paid. See Programmes for particulars. AT NIGHT A BALL WILL BE HELD. F. R. FLATMAN, JUN., oc3 Hon. Sec, TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. EXTRA PRIVATE PRIZE. HIS EXCELLENCY, LORD ONSLOW, gives a Silyee Medal as an Extra Prize for the Best Carriage Stallion. F. W. STUBBS, oc!7 Secretary. FINAL NOTICE. ALL Persons INDEBTED to the Undersigned must pay the same to Mr C. E. SHERRATT AT ONCE, or Proceedings will be taken to recover before the end of October. oc!7 PATRICK KYNE.

The Premier. —The Honorable John Ballance will return from the south some day this week, and will address a meeting in Christchurch. Judging by the reception he got at the Agent-General’s banquet he will have a large audience in Christchurch. He will then return to Timaru on tne first day of the show, and unveil the Turnbull monument. He will also attend the Timarn Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s Show, in company with His Excellency the Governor,