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Temuka Leader, Issue 2286, 28 November 1891, Page 2

TT7ESLEYAN CHURCH, W TEMUKA. To-Mokbow’s Sebvioks — Morning, 11 o’clock—Rev. J. S. Smalley. Subject: “ Gideon’s Noble 800.” Evening, 6.30 o’clock —Rev. J. S. Smalley. Subject: “ The strangest thing in the world.” Waitohx, 3 — Rev. J. S. Smalley. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. Services To-Morrow— Morning, at 11—Rev. W. C. Wood. Afternoon, at 3—Rev. W. C. Wood. 1 Evening, at 6.3o—Rev. W. C. Wood. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, TEMUKA. THE REV. MR CLARK, of Fairlie Creek, will Preach, Forenoon and Evening, at the Presbyterian Church, Temuka, on SABBATH NEXT (Tomorrow.) no2B WINCHESTER FRUIT PRESERVING AND EXPORT COY., LIMITED. The annual general meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company’s Registered Office, (Mechanics Institute), on SATURDAY, 28th inst., at 8 p.m. Business— Consideration of the Company’s position. By order of the. Directors. c. c. McCarthy, no2l Secretary. GERALDINE ELECTORATE. M R ARTHUR E. G. RHODES WILL ADDRESS HIS CONSITUENTS IN THE VOLUNTEER HALL, GERALDINE, ON SATURDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, At 8 p.m. no2l TEMUKA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL DINNER of the Temuka Caledonian Society will be held on ST. ANDREW’S DAY, Nov. 30,1891, in the large Sample Room at the Star Hotel. Tickets to be had from Messrs A. M. Clark, J. Lawson, E. C. Daun, and any of the directors or the secretary. n2B G. H. MOGRIDGE, Secretary. VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA. GRAND JUVENILE MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT By the Pupils of St. Joseph’s School, Temuka, on ANNIVERSARY DAY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16th. no2B FUNERAL NOTICE. riIHE Friends of the late DAVID I DENOON are informed that his Funeral will leave his late Residence, Talbot Street, for Geraldine Cemetery, on SUNDAY, 29th inst., at 3 p.m. no2B E. PROUTING, Undertaker. GERALDINE LODGE, N.Z.C. BRETHREN are requested to Meet at the Masonic Lodge, Geraldine, on SUNDAY, at 2.30, to attend the Funeral of the late Brother David Denoon. White Gloves and Ties. Visiting Brethren invited. no2B BY ORDER. TRESPASS NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ALL PERSONS TRESPASSING on my Land without my permission, will be PROSECUTED. JOHN WOODLEY, se29 Winchester. TEMUKA PUBLIC SHEEP DIP. HHHE above DIP is now OPEN to the X Public at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Dipping Days—Wednesdays and Fridays. nol9 J. MUNDELL & CO.

Land Settlement. —Seventy thousand acres have qeen taken up by special settlement associations in the last few weeks, 59,000 on the line of the central railway, not far from Hunterville, and 11,000 in the Waimarimo block. St. Joseph’s School Entertainment. —As will be seen in another column, the annual musical and dramatic entertainment by the pupils of the Sisters of St. Joseph’s Convent School takes place on Anniversary Day, December 16th, as usual. It is scarcely necessary to say anything in recommendation of this annual fixture. On all previous occasions the Hall has been crammed to excess, and this one should be no exception to'the general rule. The entire satisfaction which the endeavors of the juveniles have given to their audiences has made them very popular, and every ptfort is being made to make this entertainment as enjoyable as former ones. It will bp held ip the Vojunteer Hall, »