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Temuka Leader, Issue 2163, 14 February 1891, Page 2

•ESLEYAN CHURCH, TEMUKA. MR J.IEnOTT. MoRNINQ, 11 O'CLOCK. Evening, 6.30 o'clock. Maohi Pah, 3 p.m. —Rev. R. S. BunD, TKMUKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ON SABBATH FIRST REV. MR. . WATERS will OFFICIATE in TEMUKA, Morning and Evening, and at WAITOHI IN THE AFTERNOON ; and on TUESDAY EVENING, at 7-30, REV. MR WATT, Missionary from the New Hebrides, will GIVE AN ADDRESS nnd illustrate with Lantern Pictures, and Mrs Watt will aing Tannese Hymns. fel4

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. MONDAY, 16th; TUESDAY, 17th. YTTESLEYAN CHURCB, TEMUKA. COUGH'S GREAT ORATIONS BY ME J. KNOTT. Be Early, and Secure ft Good Seat. WELL WORTH HEARING. See Lyttelton Times, Auckland Herald, and all Colonial Paperß. MEETING FOR WOMEN on MONDAY at 3 p.m., in Ihe Wesleyan Church. WINCHESTER P0"B LI 0 HALFRIDAY EVENING. Collections after each meeting. fel2 Sankey's Hymns. TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. WEDNESDAY, 18. THURSDAY, 19. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, GERALDINE. Be early and secure a good seat. Well worth hearing. See Lyttelton Times, Auck'and Herald, and all Colonial Papers. A Collection to Defray Expanseß. Saukey's Hymns. fel4 ST. PATKiCK'S DAY SPORTS, GERALDINE. MARCH 17th, 1891. A PUBLIC MBETINC of the MEMBERS of the St. Patrick's Day Sports' Association will be held in the Bush Hotel, Geraldine, on TUESDAY NEXT, Feb. 17. h, at 7.30 p.<n„ to Adopt Balacce-Sheet, Elect Members and Officers fer the ensuing year, aod Arrange Programme for the forthcoming Sports. Country Members are particularly invited. ALFRED FISHER, fel2 Secretary.

[ALVATiON AKMY, GELIALDINE. HALLELUJ4H WEDDING Of OAPT, RATTRAY & CAPT. NOBLE ON SUNDAY, FEB. 22nd, In the VOLUNTEER HALL, at 3 p.m. Admission by Silver Coin. Major Rolfe will perform the cerrmopy, aaaisted by half-a-dozen field officers. NIGHT MEETING in Volunteer Hall, when Captain Rattray and Lieut. Scott will Farewell. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. GIGANTIC WEDDING BANQUET in Oddfellows' Hall. Toa on tables at 6 o'clock. Tickets—Ooe Shilling. Also, FINAL F&REWBLL of the Officerß In the Oddfellows' Hall on FRIDAY, February 27th. fe!4

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE FRIENDS of Mr Isaac Greave are respectfully invited to atteni the Funeral of his late daughter Francos, which will lenve his residence, Poin' Road, Arowhenua, at 2 p.m. oo SUN DAY, 15th February, for the Temuk, Cemetery. fels J. BERT, Undertaker.. MI6S HBJTDBR SON, Dressmaker, Orari, S PREPARED to RECEIVE ORDERS r?OK DRESSMAKING. Work done at the homes of those fel4 so desiring. % i^AMPBELI J HAS RESUMED PRACTICE IN TEMUKA. Hours for Consultation : 9;30 to 11.30 a.m. ; 4 to 6 p.m. RSMoOA L L U M, Experienced Nurse, WILKIN STREET, TEMUKA, la prepared to Nurse Ladies in Temuka and the surrounding district only. al7 ' . FISH! FISH!! FISH!!! N Shop lately by Mr Jackson, I Bootmaker. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS DULY AT TIMARU PRICES. THOMAS RICHMOND. A. HEWITT, fe]4 Manager. FRESH FISH. - T R S ■ E. O'BRIEN 1 begs to intimate that she has OPENED A FISH AND OYSTER SHOP, llso a REGISTRY OFFICE, In Premises next door (o Mr M. Connolly's, Geraldine. Fresh Fish and Oysters received daily. fe!2

VN and after this date I WILL NOT _ BE RESPONSIBLE, for any UJDBTS contracted by my WIFE, Mrs P. O'MAEA, without my Written Order. P. O'MARA. February 11, 1891. fe!2 CAUTION. OWNERS are hereby CAUTIONED that any PIGS found TRESPASSING on my Farm, Pleasant Valley Rood, after the 12th instant, will be SHOT without further notice. li. TAYLOR, f e j.2 Woodbury.