Primitive Methodist Church.—

Temuka Leader, Issue 2436, 10 December 1892, Page 2

Primitive Methodist Church.—

The services for to-morrow in connection with this Church will be found in our advertising columns. The opening of the new Primitive Methodist Church at Tetnuka has been postponed until Sunday, 18th, when the Rev. W. Harris, of Waimate will conduct the services. Successful Sale. There was a very large attendance at the sale of Mr John Richmond’s horses and plant which took place yesterday in Temuka. The sale was conducted by Mr Donald Maclean, in conjunction with Mr John Mundell, the bidding was spirited, and satisfactory prices were obtained. Horses sold at from 1118 to £29, and the balance of the plant was disposed of at reasonable prices. Wedding. —The following is an extract from the Inverness Courier :—“ On the 18th Oct., at the church of St Ninian’a, Glen Urquhart, a wedding was solemonised between Miss Margaret Mary Macdonald, eldest daughter of the late Mr Angus Macdonald, of Waitui, Geraldine, New Zealand, and Mr Patrick Wood Hislop, second son of Mr J. Fowler Hislop, of Castlepark, Preston pans. The bride, who was given away by her cousin, Mr T. A. Macpherson, of Corrimony, wore a charming costume of cream crepon and lace, with long tulle veil and wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a beautiful shower bouquet of white orchids, and her veil was secured by a pearl spray, both the gifts of the bridegroom. Miss Elsie Macpherson, who acted as bridesmaid, wore a frock of cream corduroy and velvet, with a hat to match. She carried a white and pink bouquet and wore a pearl brooch the gifts of the bridegroom. The ceremony was performed by the Very Rev. Provost Mather, of the Inverness Cathedral, and Mr Arthur Hislop of the Royal Scots attended hisbrother as groomsman. At the conclusion of the ceremony the party returned to Corrimony where the wedding breakfast was served, and later in the afternoon the young couple drove to Inverness, en route for the South of Scotland. The bride’s travelling dress was of dark blue cloth, trimmed with beaver fur, with hat and coat to correspond.”

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SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS. L. Gick—Wants apprentice. Volunteer Hall Geraldine —Bazaar programme. Primitive Methodist Church —Services for to-morrow. Lost Notice—Pocket book containing fishing tackle. Wesleyan Church, Temuka—Services for to-morrow. Presbyterian Church, Temuka—Services for to-morrow. C.F.C. Association—Entries for Temuka Stock Sale. Guinness & LeCren—Entries for Temuka Stock Sale. N.Z.L. & M.A. Co. —Notice re Temuka Stock Sale. Rev. L. M. Isitt—Lectures at Temuka on Monday evening. Temuka Caledonian Society—lmportant notice to members. A. Baker—Announces opening business as fruiterer and confectioner. G. Pearson, Timaru—Notice re requistes for cricketing season, toys, Chrismas cards, etc. Grand Juvenile Dramatic and Musical Entertainment—By pupils of St. Joseph’s School, at Temuka on Friday night.