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Temuka Leader, Issue 2456, 26 January 1893, Page 2

GERALDINE FLORAL, HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. The eighth annual show of the above Association will be held in the Volunteer Hall, Geraldine, on TO-MORROW. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1893. Admission : Non-members, Is; Children, Gd. Refreshments Obtainable in the Hall daring the day. No Passes given after 7 p.m. SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW DUE. ja2l ALF. FISHER, Secretary. ~jT GARDEN FETE AND BAZAAR /\ will be held in aid of the Geraldine Church in Mr 0. G. Tripp’s Grounds at Orari Gorge, on THURSDAY, January 26th, from 2 till 7 p.m. Admission, 6d. Refreshments, Gd. rnHE ANNUAL PUBLIC MJBETJL ING of the GERALDINE ST. PATRICK’S SPORTS ASSOCIATION will be held in the Crown Hotel on MONDAY, January 30th, at 7.30 p.m. Business : Election of Officers, etc. R. MORRISON, Jun., j a 24 Hon. Sec. GERALDINE PRIVATE SCHOOL. mHIS SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on JL MONDAY, the Gth February. Prospectuses on Application. ja26 J. E. ARCHIBALD, M.A. FUNERAL NOTICE. rjHHE Friends of Mr and Mrs John I Cunard are respectfully informed that the Funeral of their late son Theodore will leave their residence, Ormsby Street, Arowheuua, at half-past 8 o’clock THIS MORNING for the Temuka Cemetery. COMER & LARCOMBE, Undertakers.

TIMARU HARBOR BOARD ELECTION. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that in accordance with the provisions of “ The Timaru Harbor Board Act, 1882,” and Sections 32 to 34 of “ The Harbors Act, 1878,” an ELECTION FOR ONE MEMBER to represent the Mount Peel Road District on the Timaru Harbor Board, will take place at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, on MONDAY, 13th February, 1893. NOMINATIONS, in the form set forth in “ The Regulations of Local Elections Act, 1876,” must be addressed to the Returning Officer, and delivered at the said Road Board Office, Peel Forest, before Noon, on THURSDAY, 2nd February, 1893. If necessary a POLL will be taken at the Road Board Office, Peel Forest, and also at the Road Board Premises, Fairlie, on MONDAY, February 13th, 1893. DUGALD MACFARLANE, Returning Officer. January 24th, 1893. ja24 TIMARU HARBOR BOARD. ELECTION NOTICE. IN accordance with the provisions of “ The Timaru Harbor Board Act, 1882,” “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1870,” aud “ The Harbors Act, 1878,” I hereby give notice that an ELECTION will be held on MONDAY, the 13th day of February, 1893, for the purpose of Electing ONE MEMBER to represent the Ratepayers of the Temuka Road District on the above-named Board. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES made in the form prescribed in the second schedule of “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876,” must be addressed to the Returning Officer and delivered at the Road Board Office, Temuka, before noon on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of February, 1893. Nomination papers can be obtained at the Temuka Road Board office. FRANCIS ARCHER, Returning Officer, Temuka, 25th Jan., 1893. ja26

10/- REWARD. LOST, from Winchester on January 8— A Black and Tan Long-haired COLLIE DOG; answers to the name of Rover. Finder will receive the above reward on returning the same to GEORGE CLARKE, j a 2j Kakahu Bush., “hairdressing, ETC. X WISH TO NOTIFY id my Friends a and the general Public that 1 liaVo SECURED THE SERVICES OF A PROFESSION'LL BARBER, and will be glad to receive ft share of their patronage. Hairdressing, Gd< Slaving,3d. ia26 GEO. HOPE, Temuka. TfMAFtU BOOT FACTORY. nnHE BOOTS AND SHOES turned 1 out of the* above , ... - household, becoming a necessity m ever.) They can now be obtained from THE PRINCIPAL STOREKEEPERS IN TEMUKA & GERALDINE, Who are authorised to give a Guarantee with every pair sold. Insist on Gutting My Boots and G OAR ANTES. SSS- -

Siu JotIX Hall. The Hawke’s Bay Herald of January iiHrd says —• “ We understand that Sir John Hall, whose health of late years lias been very unsatisfactory, lias definitely decided to retire from politics, and will not stand for re-election to Parliament. Sir John has been a prominent figure in New Zealand politics for many years past, having been Premier for two years of a Ministry that included Sir Harry Atkinson, Sir Frederick Whitaker, Mr Bryce, and Mr llolleston. Sir John Hall has also been a member of several other Ministries, and was always regarded by his party as a sound and able adviser. As the Halswell district, now re|)resentcd by Mr llolleston, has been wiped out by the last alteration of boundaries, it is not improbable that the leader of the Opposition may stand for Ellesmere, that is presuming that Sir John Hall adheres to his present intention of not seeking re-election."