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Temuka Leader, Issue 2304, 12 January 1892, Page 2

EDUCATING THE HORSE. P 110 FES S 0 R LlO HT W ARK Or his Son THEODOR WILL GIVE A FREE LECTURE on “The Use and Abuse oe the Horse” In the NEW HALL, MAIN ROAD, TEMUKA, On TUESDAY, JAN. 12, at 8.30 p.m. And also in PUBLIC HALL, WINCHESTER, On FRIDAY, JAN. 15, at 8.30 p.m. ia9 HALL, TEMUKA. WEDNESDAY, 13th JANUARY. “ TWA HOURS AT HAME.” 3EK 3E5 BET 3ST B 33 "ST ’ SS SONGS AND STORIES OF SCOTLAND. (Under the Patronage of the Temuka Caledonian Society). THESE ENTERTAINMENTS are so constructed as to illustrate the inner life of the Scottish People—especially in the Olden Time —and the Humourous Stories and Historical References are directly associated with the various Songs and Ballads which constitute the Musical Portion of the Programme. “A NIGHT WP BURNS.” “ A NIGHT WP THE JACOBITES.” Introducing each Song with Historical Remarks and Humorous Scottish Stories. Prices of Admission : 2s, and Is. Children half price. ja7 POSTPONED. MRMUNDELL’S STABLE BEING ENGAGED on MONDAY, Jan. 18th, I have decided to POSTPONE, and hold my horse training class in Mr N. Dunlop’s slaughter yard, Geraldine, on TUESDAY, Jan. 19th, at 10 a.m. THEODOR LICHTWARK, jal2 Professor of Horsemanship. TEMUKA RIFLES. rp H B FIRST GOVERNMENT 1 PARADE of this year will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 13th iust., at 7.30 p.m. Vacancies for a few Recruits. By Order. E. CUTTEN, jal2 Captain Commanding. GERALDINE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. INSPECTION PARADE, THURSDAY, the 14th, at 7 p.m. Sharp. By Order. R. H. PEARPOINT, jal2 Captain Commanding. GERALDINE LITERARY INSTITUTE. TH B ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING of the above will be held on THURSDAY next, at 4.30 p.m. WM. THOMAS, jal2 Hon. Sec. GERALDINE FLORAL, HORTICULTURAL, AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. THE SEVENtFaNNUAL SHOW OF the above Association will be held in the VOLUNTEER HALL, GERALINE, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1892. The Show will be opened at 2.30 p.m. by Dr. Fish, President. Admission: Non-members Is, Children 6d. Refreshments obtainable in the Hall during the day. Subscriptions now due. . Entries of Exhibits will be received by the Secretary in the ante-room, Volunteer Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. No entries will be taken on day of Show. ALF. FISHER, jal2 Secretary. •'Y'OLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA. ONE NIGHT ONLY, THURSDAY, 14th JANUARY. MR GEORGE KELLY Has much pleasure in announcing the First Exhibition in Temuka of EDISON’S MARVELLOUS PHONOGRAPH PHONOGRAPH Edison’s Startling Talking Machine, The most astounding invention of the age. It Laughs, Talks, Sings, Recites, Plays on any Instrument, and Whistles any Tune. Records Taken in the Hall and Immediately Repeated. Positively One Night Only. THURSDAY, 14th JANUARY Prices : 2s and Is. A few reserved seats, 3s. jal2 Commence at 8.

IN MEMORIAM CARDS, in great variety and neat designs at the Office of thisflPaper. The Maori Meeting.— Te Kooti, who le ft for home on Saturday, during his stay at I’arekino refused to appear in public whilst Europeans wore present, being, he eajd, ashamed to face the pakehas after the Poverty Bay atrocities. Major Kemp Still remains at ParcJdno, together with a large number of natives, who are being sumptuously entertained. The Wanganui river tribes’ meeting has no political significance whatever, but was simply a lavish, ostentations display of Maori hospitality.