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Temuka Leader, Issue 2426, 17 November 1892, Page 2

ANTED AT ONCE—Boy, good at, taking off; also one used to feeding Anderson Stripper. Apply, Smithfield Flax Mill at once. no!7 w ANTED—AN IMPROVER. Apply to W. W. CAMPBELL, Wheelwright & Coachbuilder, no!7 Geraldine. WANTED— AN IMPROVER, or boy that has been at the trade, for Wheelwright and Coachbuilding. Apply L, NEWPORT, no!7 Geraldine. A MEETING of those interested in holding Sports in Winchester on ANNIVERSARY DAY will be held in the Public Hall on SATURDAY evening, 19th inat., commencing at 8 o’clock. W. STEWART, no!7 Secretary. LOCAL BOARD of HEALTH von the GERALDINE TOWN DISTRICT. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Town Board Office on TUESDAY, the 22nd November, at 7.30 p.m., to take into consideration the advisability of adopting the Pan System, and other sanitary matters within the Town District. A, WHITE, no!7 Chairman. CANTERBURY FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE ELEVENTH ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the OFFICE, CAIN'S TERRACE, TIMARU, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of NOVEMBER, 1892, at the hour of 11 o’clock in the forenoon. Business— The Consideration of the Annual Report and Balance-Sheet The Election of Directors The Appointment and Remuneration of Auditors for the ensuing year The Alteration or Amendment of Articles of Association Nos. 56 and 58, and the amended article substituted for Nos. 51, 61, and 63. By order of the Directors. nol2 C. H. INGLIS, Manager. TENDERS wanted for PAINTING and PAPERHANGING, and an ADDITION to a cottage. Tenders close on November 24th. For particulars, etc., apply f. McDonald, nol7 Woodbury. GERALDINE DOMAIN BOARD. TENDERS are invited for CUTTING and GRUBBING the Gorse and 1 Broom in large Bush. To bo in on or before the 22nd November at 6 p.m. : Specifications to be seen at Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, C E. SHERRATT, nol7 Clerk. STRAYED INTO' MY PADDOCK about a fortnight ago, A LIGHT , BAY DRAUGHT "MARE, unbroken, white face, black points. 1 Owner can have her by paying expenses. If not claimed within fourteen days will bo sold to defray expenses. ADAM EDGAR, no! 7 Rangitata. £2O REWARD. lOST In the Temuka River, at the J Manse Crossing—A small RUSSIAN LEATHER LADIES’ HAND BAG, containing a necklace and a small sum of money. The finder on delivering the necklace and other contents of the bag to the undersigned will receive the above reward. J. HAY, Solicitor, oc2o Timaru, MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. BOOKS containing PROFESSOR MASON’S SYSTEM of TREATING DISEASES by ELECTRICITY can now be obtained at the Office of this Paper in Temuka. These Books contain the whole of Professor Mason’s system. They were printed under his direction, after he had corrected and revised them, and his lectures and all the information he gave to his classes will be found in them. Full Directions as to how to apply an Electric Battery to any kind of disease Can be found in them, and the method is stated so plainly and simply that a child can it. PRiT’K; fi/- pmb Book. »ECEIPT BOOKS may U obtalue 1 j at, the Offif.o nf this Paper.

I.O.G.T—On Monday evening after ordinary business was transacted at the Welcome Retreat, Gool Templars, Lodge. Geraldine, the following officers were installed C.T Bro J McOaskey; VT Sifter Albt rt; POT. Bro Bowkett; Secretary, Bro. Newpoit; AssL-tant Secretary, Bro. W G. Maslin ; Financial Secretary, Sister B. Sherratt; Treasurer, Bro. J. M. Sutherl -nd; Chaplain, Sister Bowkett; Marshall, Bro J, Trengrove; Deputy Marshall, Sister Maggie Morrison ; Guard, Bro. G. Lord; Sentinel, Bro. Willoughby. After this th' u -ual social was held and buns and coffee handed round. Gambling Cases. — At the Resident Magistrate’s Court. Christchurch, on Monday, before Mr Beetham, two men, named George Hyde and Walter Williams, were fined £2O each for being occupiers of a certain place in the racecourse reserve and betting upon certain events contrary to Section 11 of the Gaming and Lotteries Act, and for betting by means of cards and a book used as an instrument of wagering at a game of chance contrary to Section 8 of the Act. The same men were charged with refusing to leave the course after being warned to do so by an authorised person. In this case judgment was reserved. David John Price was fined £lO for laying totalisator odds on the Christchurch raceflsmrse November