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Temuka Leader, Issue 1130, 4 August 1883, Page 2

VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT Will be given in Hie above Hall by the TEMUKA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH CHOIR (Assisted by Friends), ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 15th. Proceeds in Aid of the Choir Fund. Musical Director ... J.H.Edmonds. Admission 2s. For further particulars see programme in future issue. J. IVERI, au 4 Hon. Sec. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD mENDERS are invited for the folio »ing 1 WORKS:— Contract. No 64 Bridge Cooper's, Creek, Badhams No. 70. Shingling Footpath, Allnut street. No. 71—Removing Footbridge, Palmer's Railway Crossing. No. 72—Formation, Milford, 102 Chains. No. 73—Formation, Ohnpi Bank. No. 74—Shingling, Tetuuka to Riverbed. Specifications to be seen at the Road Board Office till 10 a.m. on Tuesday 7th August, when tenders close, which are to be addressed to the Chairman. P SINCLAIR, au2 Surveyor.

THRESHING WHEAT. »TAKTED APPLICATIONS for /V THRESHING WHEAT. Apply MANAGER ORARI STATION. July 27th, 1883. jy2B LAND FOR CROPPING.—TO LET, FOR CROPPING, 100 Acres of Tussock Land, situated near the WoolScouriDg Works, Cooper's Creek. For particulars apply to the nndersigned, or J. Mundell and Co., Geraidina. Tenders dose on August 9th, addressed to ADAM KAE, Peel Forest. jy3l SOUTH CANTERBURY BOAIID OF EDUCATION. TEMUKa DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. THE Education Board of the District of South Canterbury hereby notifien that the Public School of Temuka has been created a DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL under Clause 55 of The Education Act 1877. A Secondary Oonrso of Instruction will forthwith be commenced, the subjects of the course being selected as may be found most suitable from the District High School Syllabus, which comprises Euclid, Trigonometry, Mechanics, Laiin, Greek, French, German and English. The Fees for each Pupil taking a Secondary Course will be- For one subject, 10s per quarter ; for two subjects, 12s 6d per quarter ; and for three or more subjects, 159 per quarter. Persons desiring their children to enter on the Secondary Course, are requested to communicate with the Head Master of the School, specifying the subjects they wish to be taught. H. W. HAMMOND, Secretary. Education Office, Timarn, Ist August, 1883. au4 WARNING.

-OTICE IS HEREBY" GIVEN to tlie | -Catholic Public of this Colony that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of shareholders on the 26th inst, alterations have been made in the Memorandum aw' Articles of Association of the " Colonial Land Settlement and Endowment Association of New Zealand (Limited)," which entirely change the first object of the Company and constitute it a purely Mercantile and Land Settlement Association. Catholics, as such, have, therefore, no other connection with the said company than the mere fuct of some of them holdins: shares in its as in any other mercantile company. What prospects of success the Company may now have I leave others to judge. Mv opinion, and that of all the competent persons whom I have been able to consult being; that the wisest and safest course for the shareholders is to take immediate steps to wind ep the company with the Inast possible expense. x FRANCIS KEDWOOD, Bishop of Wellington. July 27, 1883. au4 EWPOItT AND SUTHERLAND, I b WHEELWRIGHTS, GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, ETC, GERALDINE. L. Newpobt, in thanking the residents of Geraldine and surrounding districts for their liberal support, begs to annonwe that ho has ADDED A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP to his Premises, which has been opened by J. M. SUTHERLAND, under whose supervision that Department will in future be carried on, In connection with the above, J. M. Sutherland hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. Horses carefully Shod NEWPORT * SUTHERLAND. Wheelwrights, General Blacksmiths, Etc., au4 Geraldine.