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Temuka Leader, Issue 2634, 17 March 1894, Page 2

ESLEYAN CHURCH Services To-Morrow— Temuka, 11 a.m —Rev. Mr-White. . Tbmttka, 6.30 p.m.—Rev. Mr White. Waitohi, 2.30 p.m.—Rev. Mr Whim. Harvest Thanksgiving Service*. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. Services To-Morrow — Geraldine—Morning and Evening, Rev. H. Williams. Temiika —Afternoon, Rev. H. Williams. GERALDINE FARMERS? CLUB. 4 MEETING of the Geraldine 1l Farmers' Club will be held iu the Club Room on MONDAY NEXT. W. J. WINSTONE, mrl7 Hon. Sec. 1,0.G.T. LODGE in SOCIAL HALL, _ on TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, At 8 p.m. All Are Invited. Admission - - Sixpence. LICENSING DISTRICT OF RANGITATA. "N pursuance of " The Electoral Act, 1873," T, JpHir McKeague, Returning Officer for the Licensing District of Rangitata, do hereby give notice that the persons whose names are given below have beeu duly nominated as Candidates at the comiug election for members of the Licensing Committee for the Rangitata Licensing District:— Chapman, Stephen Deuuistonn, George James Gudsell, James, Junr. Maclean, Donald McQuilkin. John Orbell, Maclood Clement Sealey, Thomas Taylor, Thomas Thew, Robert Thomas, David White, Alfred Withell, John. JOHN McKEAGUE, mrls Returning Officer. TO TBE ELECTORS OF RANGITATA. ' ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— _J I thank you for having asked me to shand iu the interests of the TEMPERANCE PARTY at the coming Election. As I hear my reasons for declining have been largely misunderstood, I take this opportunity of explaining that it is because I cannot conscientiously|have anything to do with the issuiug of Liquor Licenses, and also that I consider the present Act is of too ambiguous a nature to admit of being safely handled by a Prohibitionist. . Fathers ! Mothers ! Let us rally up well on Wednesday. Vote for the Temperance Candidates, and, for the sake of our Childreu aud our Native Land, VOTE STRAIGHT for PROHIBITION, and the blessing of the Lord will rest upon us. W. E. BARKER. Waikonini Orchard, Peel Forest. mrl7 RANGITATA LICEMSING ELECTION. following Gentlemen are the MODERATE Candidates— Messrs G. J. Denuistoun Donald Maclean John McQnilkin M. C. Orbell Thomas Sealey Robert Thow David Thomas, and Alfred White. All Electors who are AGAIN3T PROHIBITION are earnestly requested to record their Votes for the above Gentle-

men and on the Local Optiou question. mrl7 mENDERS are invited for GRUBI BING and CLEARING an Acre of Land, and also for PULLING DOWN A FENCE. Tenders to be sent to me on or before FRIDAY, the 23rd inst. WILLIAM KENNEDY, mr l7 Teniuka. £1 REWARD. " OST—OO J-bred LAMBS, branded _i like Tin red, earmarked with 6quare punch hole; either from my paddock near Geraldine Dairy Factory, or Saloyards, Geraldine, on 28th Feb. Anyone returning same or leading to their recovery will receive above reward. ROBERT TAYLOR, mr!3 Woodbury. PUBLIC NOTICE- ' HEREBY give notice that I have applied to the Geraldine County junoil to grant me a SLAUGHTERHOUSE LICENSE for Res. No. 2852, near Rangitata Traffic Bridge. mr3 JOSEPH BRYAN. N. K. COX, D.P.S., M.D., Suiweox Dentist, J. G. COX, Dental Surgeon. MONTHLY VISIT to TE- ,. MUKA IS POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, MARCH Mm.

Pft.YLIHNK COOLING oW\\. ~ T»P CDmr mittec of the Oerajdine Cycling Club met on Tuesday evening. The resignation of Mr James Meredith, as captain of tbu Club was fee ived with regret, find Mr J. W. Pye was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy. One Jme'.uber of the Club who was struck oft the books was reinstated, no proof being obtainable that he had been running as a professio iul. The Club now have the names of forty-two members on its books, the majority of whom aye riders,