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Temuka Leader, Issue 2413, 18 October 1892, Page 2

TO-NIGHT! PHYSIOGNOMY. 0~T? TTUGO, the well-known • X-i. JZL Physiognomist,will LECTURE at the Parish Hall, Temiika, on TUESDAY FIRST, October 18th. The Lecture will be profusely Illustrated, and both amusing and instructive. The Head and Hand of Deeming—the Murderer —will be explained. Admission, Is; Double Tickets, Is Gd (admitting two Adults); Children, 6d. Doors Open 7.30 p.m. Commence at 8 o'clock. ocl4 OOK O U | FOR THE PUBLIC SOCIAL To be held in the Social Hall in connection with the 1.0.G.T. on WEDNESDAY, 19th INSTANT. A Good Programme. Admission, Gd. TEMUKA RIFLES. 10 enable all members to qualify for L capitation SPECIAL PARADES will be held every WEDNESDAY NIGHT, until the end of the year. FIRST SPECIAL PARADE WEDNESDAY, 19th hurt. By Order. E. CUTTEN, oclß Captain Commanding. lEMUKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE ANNUALGATHERINGThis Year Will take the form of a CONVERSAZIONE In the Temuka Drill Shed, on THURSDAY, 20th INSTANT, at 7 p.m. The Programme will consist of Music, Songs, and Short Addresses, with Intervals for Conversation and Refreshment. Tickets : 2/- Each. ocls IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. REAT MUSICAL EVENT. or First Appearance in TEMUKA of the World-Renowned JUBILEE SINGEBS.

Grandest Combination in the Universe of COLORED MUSICAL TALENT. VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA, FRIDAY, OCT. 21st. POSITIVELY ONLY ONE NIGHT. The World-wide Reputation of the JUBILEE SINGERS! Is Sufficient Guarantee that the Concert to be given as above will be THE GREATEST MUSICAL TREAT ever provided in this District. TEN COLORED ARTISTS! All Descendants of the AMERICAN SLAVES! In an Immense Programme of Plantation Songs, Negro Melodies. Slave Ditties, Sacked & Secular Songs, Duets, Quartettes, Glees, And Humorous & Pathetic Recitations Notwithstanding the enormous cost of this IMMENSE COMBINATION OF ARTISTS, and the smallness of the above Hall, the Management have decided to charge POPULAR PRICES. Front Seats, 3s; Unreserved, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. Front Seat Tickets can be secured in advance at Mr E. C. Dann's, Temuka Dispensary. oc!8 TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. iHE ASSOCIATION'S TWENTYSEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW STOCK, ETC., Will be held on the Association's Grounds, Wai-iti Road, on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, . OCTOBER 25 & 26,1892, Consisting of Sl'eep, Cattle, Horses, Pigs, Dogs, Dairy and Agricultural Produce, Implements, Wdolj &oPRIZES AMOUNTING TO ABOUT £6OO will be given in Pieces of Plate, Medals, or Cash. PRIZE LISTS with Special and Private Prizes can be obtained from the Undersigned. ENTRIES CLOSE for Sheep, Cattle, and Pigs, on SATURDAY, 15th October, and all others on TUESDAY, 18th Oct. se27 F. W. STUBBS, Secretary. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. SPECIAL NOTICE. L/TR A. DRYSDALE offers a FIRST VX PRIZE of £2 and SECOND PRIZE of £L for the Besb Yearling Colt or Filly by " Ben Lomond." Entries to close on SATURDAY, 22nd October. oclß F. W. STUBBS, Secretary.

WOODBURY ATHLETIC CLUB. LNNUAL SPORTS to be held on NOVEMBER 9th, 1892. PROGRAMME OF SPORTS. En- Ist 2nd Events. fcrauee. Prize. Prize. 1. 100yds Maiden Race 2/- 20s 103 2. Putting 1(5«) Stone 2/- 20s 10s IS. 220yds Hurdle Race 2/0 20s 15s 4. Running'Long--Tump 2/- 20s 10s 5. lOOvds Handicap ... 2/6 »0a 15s (i. High Jump 2,'- 20s 10s 7. 440yds Flat Race ... 4/- 403 1^ 8. Vaulting with Pole 2/- 20s lOs !). Boys'Raoe, under JGyrs J/- 10s 5s IP. Hop, Step, and Jump 2/- 20s 10s 11. Half-Mile Flat Race 4/- 40s Jss .12. Maiden Wrestling... 2/(i 30s 153 n. 200yds Flat Race ... 2/- 20s 10s 14. Two-Mile Bicycle Race, Trophy Trophy 3 stare: rsorno event 4/- 40s , 20s 15. Local Race 2/- 20s.' 10s 1(5. Consolation 2/- 20s' 10s Cup to be given for Most Points at Sports. The whole of the above events will be handicapped, jumps included. Entries, addressed Secretary Woodbury Athletic Club, to be in not later than October ;51st, 1892. Handicaps will be declared on the sth 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. AT NIGHT A BALL WILL BE HELD. For full particulars see programmes. H. McLEOD, ocll Secretary. "N consequence of having Sheep hunted by Dogs, POISON will be laid in my Paddocks at Gapcs's Valley from this date, and TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED. JOHN LOVE. October 14,1802, oolS