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Temuka Leader, Issue 2586, 25 November 1893, Page 2

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS. ON the paper which will be handed to you the names of the Candidates will appear as follows : FLATMAN, F. R. RHODES, A. E. G. You MUST NOT TOUCH THE NAME OF THE MAN YOU WANT ELECTED. Draw your pencil through the name of the man you DON’T WANT ELECTED. WANTED —At once a HOUSEKEEPER for farm house. Apply, with references, to BOX 10, n 025 Geraldine. COOK FOR A STATION. ANTED —A COOK for a STATION. Apply to, MESSRS MILES & CO., no2l Timaru. WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED SITTING-ROOM and BEDROOM, with use of Kitchen. Apply, stating terms, to «J.D.” n 023 Temuka Leader Office. AROWHENUA TOWN BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited for the POSITION of CLE RK & OVERSEER to the above Board. Particulars of duties, salary, etc., can be obtained on application to the undersigned. Applications to be sent in by noon, DECEMBER 13th, addressed to the Chairman. ALF. W. GAZE, n 025 Clerk. c HURCH OF ENGLAND SERVICES. TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, NOV. 26. Temuka, 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. ” cif a ' m ‘ 1 W.E. Gill am „ 6.30 p.m. J Winchester, 11 am.—Rev. M. W. Butterfield, B.A. Waitohi, 3 p.m.— Rev. W. E. Gillam Maori Pah 6.30 p.m.— Rev. M. W. Butterfield, B.A. ESLEYAN CHURCH Services To-Morrow— Temuka, 11 a.m.—Rev. C. E. Beecroft. Temuka, 6.30 p.m.—Mr W. Smith. Waitohi, 2.3 o—Mr J. W. Miles. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. Services To-Morrow— Geraldine —Morning, 11, Rev. J. R. Hiudes; Evening, 6.30., Rev. W. C. Woodward (Temperance Sermon, Good Templar Parade.) Temuka—Afternoon, Rev. J. R. Hiudes (Temperance Sermon); Evening, Rev. J. R. Hiudes. Orari — Supply. Belfield—Mr C. McKenzie Woodbury, 3—Rev. W. C. Woodward, THE TEMUKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. , r EV. MR BLAKE will PREACH [\> NEXT SABBATH MORNING on “ Temperance,” by arrangement of General Assembly; and at Maori Pah in the Afternoon. n 025 UNDER DISTRESS WARRANT, To be Sold at MRS POWELL’S YARDS, TEMUKA, on MONDAY, November 27, 1893 10 Cords Firewood, Quantity of Household Furniture, Empty Sacks, etc. Sale at 2 o’clock. nol3 T. BOURNE, Bailiff. OSr, from Orari—BLACK and TAN J SLUT, with Chain attached. Apply GUARDIAN OFFICE, Geraldine. no!6 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION FARES TO DUNEDIN FOR A. & P. SHOW AND RACES. I EXCURSION TICKETS to Danedm, ii available for return till 9th December, will be issued from November 20th to 23rd and 27th to 29th at Rangitata at 30s First Class, 21s 6d Second; Temuka, 27s 6d and 20s; Timaru, 25s and 18s. The journey must be commenced on the day on which a ticket is taken out and may not he broken within the first 20 miles. For further conditions and particulars see Posters, A SPECIAL TRAIN by which Excursionists may return will leave Dunedin for Christchurch at 9 p.m. on 2nd December j JO IB BY ORDER. rjpHIS being the BUSY SEASON, I CANNOT ACCOMMODATE ANY TRAVELLERS. L. WALKER. Four Peaks, Nov. 16th, 1893. no2I NOTICE. J& J. HUSBAND have taken over 0 the business of Mr L. Newport, late of Geraldine, and are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITH’S and WHEELWRIGHTS’ WORK on the SHORTEST NOTICE. Horse Shoeing a Specialty ; and good workmanship guaranteed. n 025 MAIL NOTICES. Subject to any necessary alterations, mails will close at the Temuka Post Office as under: — For Northern Forts of New Zealand, per Rotorua, on Saturday, November 25th, at 5 p.m. _ W. SMITH, Acting Postmaster.

Found Dead.— The body of a female child was foued iu a box under the Queen street wharf. Auckland. It had apparently been three days in the water.—Tim body of Kate Young, a young woman in domestic service at Cambridge, Auckland, and missing for a fortnight, was recovered on Wednesday in the Waikato river at Jtfgarutwahia,