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Temuka Leader, Issue 2309, 23 January 1892, Page 2

‘Xtr ESLEYAN CHURCH,i VV TEMUKA. To-Morrow’s Services — Morning, 11 o’clock —Rev. J. Dellow. i Evening, 6.30 o’clock —Rev. J. Dellow. Subject; “ The uncertainty of life in the light of recent events.” ; Waitohi, 3—Rev. J. Dellow. GERALDINE ST. PATRICK’S DAY SPORTS ASSOCIATION. A GENERAL MEETING of members will be held in the CROWN | HOTEL on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27th, | 1892, at 7.30 p.m. Business : To receive balance sheet, election of officers, &c. Country members are specially invited to attend. ALFD. FISHER, jal9 Hon. Sec. ~ MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD ELECTION. IDUGALD MACFARLANE, Re- . turning Officer for the Mount Peel Road Board District, do hereby give notice that AN ELECTION for the return of ONE MEMBER to fill the EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY caused by the Resignation of the Hon. J. B. A. Acland, will take place at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, on FRIDAY, February sth, 1892. NOMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES must be forwarded to me not later than THURSDAY, January 28th, 1892, at 12 noon. DUGALD MACFARLANE, ja2l Returning Officer. MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. In the matter of the Public Works Act, 1892, and of the several amendments thereof. Notice is hereby given that the Mount Peel Road Board PROPOSE TO ALTER THE COURSE of the Undermentioned ROADS, and to STOP THE SAME— Road through Rural Section 29954. Road through Rural Sections 24516, 30011,16041,and 28583. Road through Rural Section 30291. Plans of the proposed alterations are open for jublic inspection for eight consecutive weeks from the date hereof, at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, and all persons having any objection thereto are requested to lodge such objections in writing in the Office of the Geraldine County Council, at Timaru, within the said eight weeks. DUGALD MACFARLANE, Clerk. January 18th, 1892. ja2l 5/- REWARD. Lost— a small"bunch op 6or 8 KEYS on a RING. Apply ja23 TEMUKA LEADER OFFICE. FOUND, between Winchester and Orari, on Wednesday last— A LADY’S CLOAK. Owner can have the same on giving description and paying cost of this advertisement, on application at the TEMUKA LEADER OFFICE. ja23 FOR IMMEDIATE SALECHEAP— ORDINARY BICYCLE, 52-inch, almost new. Apply at once “ REX,” ja23 Temuka Leader Office. It/TRS BOWLES desires to RETURN lYi her. SINCERE THANKS to all those who have worked so assidiioqsjy to recover the body of Husband, ja23 CHEAP GROCERIES ! CHEAP GROCERIES! ! JW. BOULTER has much pleasure • in announcing that he has purchased the Business previously carried on by Messrs D. Owers & Co., in Temuka, together with the Entire Stock, and having added a number of Fresh Lines is in a position to supply the wants of customers. The Reputation of the Shop for SUPPLYING A GOOD ARTICLE AT A REASONABLE PRICE wiU be maintained. All Goods as Lowest Rates. OPEN FROM TO-DAY In Shop opposite Bank of New Zealand. J. W. BOULTER, Late D. Owers & Co., Temuka. Agent for Owers’ Teas of all Kinds. ja23 T)OSTERS of Every Size can be obX tained on the shortest notice at the Temuka Leader and Geraldine Guardian Printing Offices. Lowest Prices

Primitive Methodist Conference.— At the Pimitive Methodist Conference/ Christchurch, on Wednesday, the report of the children’s equalisation fund was presented. It showed receipts £477 12s TOd, expenditure £304 17s 6d, leaving a balance of £172 15s 4d. It was decided to send a letter to the English Conference asking for two ministers to be sent to New Zealand. The following officers were elected : District secretary, D. Goldie ; district treasurer, J. Taylor ; book steward, Rev. C. E. Ward ; children and contingent fund J. Watkinson; N. Z . superannuated ministers’ widows and orphan fund, G.Frog* gatt; fire insurance secretary and treasurer D. Goldie jubilee loan fund secretary, Rev. C. E. Ward ; treasurer, J. Taylor ; New Zealand Primitive Methodist editor, Rev. J. Guy ; sub-editor, Rev, W. S. Potter j ecclesiastical head for registration purposes, Rev, 0, E, lifted,