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Temuka Leader, Issue 2523, 1 July 1893, Page 2

TEMUKA GYMNASTIC & LITERARY CLUB FOR YOUNG MEN. This club will have its GRAND OPENING NIGHT ON SATURDAY EVENING, JULY Ist. Proceedings to commence at 7.30 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from the undersigned. G. VELVIN, iu29 Treasurer. A PUBLIC MEETING OP THE GENERAL WORKERS’ UNION, Will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Temuka, on SATURDAY, JULY Ist, 1893, At 8 o’clock Sharp. Members and Working Men are requested to attend. J. P. MEROIER, jn27 Chairman. w E SLB YAN CHURCH TO-MORROW’S SERVICES. Temuka, 11—Rev. J. Dellovv. Subject—- “ Saying and Doing.” Temuka, 6,3o—Rev. J. Dellow. Subject— Address to Young Men and Women.” Waitohi, 2.30-Mr Miles. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. Services To-Morrow— Geraldine—Morning, Rev, J. Cocker ; Evening, Mr W. S. Maslin. Temuka— Afternoon and Evening, Rev. J. Cocker. Belfield—Afternoon, Mr McKenzie. Orari —Evening at 6.30, Mr Metson. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, GERALDINE. AN ENTERTAINMENT consisting of Solos, Readings, Recitations, and Anthems by the Choir, will be given on THURSDAY NEXT, 6th iust., commencing at 7.30. Admission : Sixpence. ODDFELLOWS’ SOCIAL. 11HE SECOND SOCIAL OF THE SEASON will be held at Geraldine on THURSDAY, July 6th. Music by Mr Davidson, and an Efficient M.C. Double Tickets, with Refreshments, 4s. jn24 A MEETING OF FARMERS will be held on WEDNESDAY, July sth, at the office of H. B. Webster, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon, to consider a report from the committee upon the advisability of FORMING A FARMERS CLUB for the Geraldine District, All persons interested cordially invited to attend. jyl

CHRISTCHURCH PRICES. BEG to inform my Customers that I have just prepared a NEW PRICE LIST, ¥ And that on and after Thursday, June 29fch, ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT THE SAME PRICES AS IX THE CHRISTCHURCH SHOPS. :el eg. CHEMIST, Temuka. CHRISTCHURCH FRIGES.

OPENING OF “THE PHARMACY.” GE. WARBURTON begs to inform a the residents of Temuka and Surrounding Districts that he is opening on JULY Bth a Branch of his well-known Dispensing Establishment and Pure Drug* Store IN STOREY’S BUILDINGS, TEMUKA. The Branch will be in charge of Mb S. B. Wightman, who is a careful and accurate Dispenser, and Customers can rely on receiving civility and prompt attention to their orders. Prices will be fixed at the lowest possible rate, consistent with unimpeachable quality. Note A duress : G. E. WAR BURTON, Disx’eksxng & Family. Chemist, “ The Pharmacy,” Timaru, and Storey’s Buildings, Temuka. jyl

“ATALANTA ” CYGLE WORKS, Corner op Manchester & Sx. Asaph STREETS; CHRISTCHURCH, f CYCLISTS wanting Easy, Comfortable, J »ud Speedy Bicycles should try the 'which are proved to be r i^IALANTA ' 3 ? ' T -'w Zealand (either Imthe Fastest u a.' * t nr both Road ported or Locally Made; and Path. “ Atalantas ” hold several Path New Zealand Records, also the Fifty-Mile New Zealand Road Record . “ Atalanta” beat all kinds of Cycles by several minutes in the C.A.B. Club I Road Race of fifteen miles on May 24th, doing the distance in 40 minutes. THOS. BOYO & SON. jyi notice; Anyone found trespassing on the RANGITATA ESTATE, or any Land leased by the Trustees of the above Estate, without a WRITTEN PERMISSION from the MANAGER, H. HEARN, will be PROSECUTED. ju29 TRESPASS NOTICE. Anyone found trespassing on any of my Property, in Pursuit of Game or Otherwise, WILL BE PROSECUTED. ELI PRATTLEY. Juno 2G, 1893. jn27 NOTICE. Anyone found trespassing in Pursuit of Game or Otherwise on my Land at Maori Gully WILL BE PROSECUTED; also POISON laid for Dogs. MARTIN CARRIG, Pleasant Valley. June 24th, 1893. ;ju27