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Temuka Leader, Issue 397, 7 June 1881, Page 3

TEMUKA ROAD BOARD . INCITE, TEN DEES for the following WORKS:— Conn net — , : ■ N"- 18—Deepening Drain, Patterson’s road Nil. 19 —Clearing Drain in. Park . No. 20—Formi: g South road, near -Rangitata No. 21—Forming Footpaths in Towii . No. 22—Shingling Marshall’s road No. 23—Building Bridge, Patterson’s road s ; 11 No 24—Fencing Reserves . s No. 25—Planting Reserves with ■ Trees (about 45 acres). Specifications to be seen at the Office;'' Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, accompanied with 5 per cent, deposit, to be sent in not later than 10 o’clock on Tuesday, June 7th, endorsed “Tender for Con- ; tract No. THOS. S. LEWIS, C.E., my3o , District Surveyor. - TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. [OTICE IS HEREBY Gimnhat it is (tiie intention of at its next I’lWthig to Strike GENERAL RATE the £ on the Rateable in the District, for the period the 3rd day of April, 1881, and en®gon the 31st day of March, 1882. Tlur saßKßate to be paid either on . tbe-' anvice oPßite Notice or., within fOiuteen days thereHfaer. And| that tließatcyßook is Open at the y ltOa(|/Board Office*, dnringVOffice. hours./ THOS. S? LEWIS, Clerk to the Board, May 23rd, 1881. . POISON NOTICE. ON and after this date all DOGS found on my Land will be DESTROYED, and POISON will be laid thereon. GEORGE WOOD HEAD. Milford, April sth, 1881. TRESPASS NOTICE. ALL PERSONS found TRESPASSING in Pursuit of Came or otherwise, on WILLOW-BANK FARM, MILFORD, from and alter this date, will be PROSECUTED w'ith the 5 ii tmost rigor of the law. v . , JAMES SMITH. Aprils, 1881. NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS ANY PERSON OR PERSONS found TRESPASSING in PURSUIT of GAME, X or otherwise, on Riverbed between Mr John Irvine’s and the TemukaOxford Railway Bridge, or any ether Land by the undersigned, will be PROSECUTED as the law directs. fe2B , THOMAS PALMER. NOTICE. " AFTER this date anyone found trespassing in pursuit of game or other wise on the Maori Island, or on any of our uEoiK-rties either at Milford or Temuka, will be PROSECUTED. - * : Wm ACKROYD ! ': F. OLDFIELD Temuka, April 2, 1881. Q REI LL v (LATE WITH B. WALLIS), - CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, FRENCH POLISHER, AND PICTURE FRAME MAKER BROWN STREET, TIMARU. T IEMUKA. THE Undersigned having REFITTED Ids place of Business to Suit the Trade, and having made Extensive Purchases of BOOTS AND SHOES . , To his own Special Order, in the be» Manufacturing Hopses in New Zealand, invites intending purchasers to come ani SEE for themselves the very L.MIGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK IS THE ' Old and Well-known BOOT ESTABLISHMENT, Opposite Mechanics’ Institute, TEMUKA. do 7 H, MAHNKE, Proprietor. T.M.I.A. GOOD TEMPLARS’ HALL, EVERY I THURSDAY EVENING. At 7.30 o’clock. SYLLABUS for the Session ending .. October 27th, 1881 : June 9—Debate: ‘ls Free Education necessary in New Zealand ? ’ Affirm.i - tive, Mr J Brawn ; negative, Mr Bolton June 16 —Readings and Recitations June 23 —Essay . "The, Duty and Advantagesof Early Rising.’ Mr Mackay June 30 July 7 —Debate : 'ls a Limited Monarchy preferable to a Republic ? ’ Affirmative, Mr Harrop; negative, Mr Hayhurst ‘ July 14 July 21 —Essay —‘ Electricity ’ by Mr E Smith • July 28—— Aug. 4 —Debater ‘ls Total Abstinence a necessity of the Age?’ Affirmative, Mr Cooper; negative, Mr Lawrence Aug. 11- *. Aug. 18—Essay : * Experimental Chemistry, with experiments.’ Mr J. Hayhurst, jnn Aug. 26 Sept. I—Debate1 —Debate : ‘Will Farming in New Zea'and Pay ? ’ Affirmative,’ MiIleuderson ; negative. Mi* Leach Sept, 8Sept. 15Sept. 22 Sept. 29—Musical and General Entertain-- ! ment, and President’s Closing Address. R. PINCKNEY, Hon See-.