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Temuka Leader, Issue 3834, 21 December 1901, Page 2

IUtW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXPRESS .TRAINS, DEC. 24th. """"|N Deo. 24th, the 11.0 Express Train from Ohriatchurch will take passengers for stations SOUTH of TIMARU ONLY. It will atop at the visual stAtioua between Christchurch and Timaru to take up such paiaengora ONLY. An Express Train for Timaru and Intermediate Stations where the 11.0 a.m. Express train usually atops, will leave Christchurch at 11.30 a.m., and be due from Rangitata 2.26, Orari 2 42, Winchester 2.53, Temuka 3 5, Timaru arr. 3 30. The 11.0 a.m. Express Train Dunedin to Christchurch will NOT take passengers from Timaru and STATIONS BETWEEN TIMABU and c-hriutchoroh. 4n Additional Express train will run at the following times : —Timaru dep. 5 30 p m., Temuka 5 55, Orari 6.19, Christchurch arr. 9.25. Stops if required at Winchester 6.7, Rangitata 6.35, aDd sets down at Hinds, Ohertsey, Dunsandel, Rolle»ton, and Hornby. '''he 10 20 a.m. Extra Express Train (see bills) Christchurch to Dunedin and Dunedin to Christchurch, will run as usual. For Night Trains, Excursion Fares, and fuller particulars see bills. I de2l BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TRAIN SERVICE CHRISTMAS DAY. THE only trains that will run in the Ashburton-Timaru District on the 23th inst. will be :—The 7.25 a.m. Timaru to Ashbnrtou, 10 55 a.m. Aehburton to Timaru, the 10 20 a.m. and the 11.0 a.m. trains Christchurch to Duuediu, and Dunedin to Christchurch. No goods traffic. de2l BY ORDER. Wfa^'* H && Militia and Volunteer Office, Timaru, 18th Dec, 1901. DISTRICT ORDER. Bth N.Z. CONTINGENT. f Undermentioned Officers have been appointed Recruiting Officers for South Canterbury, at the Stations named :—Timaru, Captain Wood, S.C.M. Rifles ; Fairlie, Captain Gillies, M.M. Rifles ; Waimate, Captain Garland, S.M. Rifles ; Ashburton, .Lieutenant Fooks, A.M. Rifles. All applications to be sent to the nearest Recruiting Officer, who will be furnished with Printed Forms for filling up. Applications already made to the Defence Office, Timaru, need not be again submitted, as they will he handed to the Recruiting Offioers. C. S. BAILEY", Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding S.C. Sub-Tistrict. M. and V. Office, Timaru, 19th Dec, 1901. DISTRICT ORDER. Bth CONTINGENT. "l PPLICANTS for Commissions in the JL Bth Contingent (other than Officers of the Defence Forces) who wish to serve in the ranks, if notgtantei a Commission, must present themselves before the Recruiting Board at their own Centres, so that they may have a chance of enrolment, failing selection as Officers. C. S. BAILEY, Lieut.-Col., Commanding South Canterbury Sub-District. rpHE Arowhenua Braps Band wish to JL inform their friends that tbey WILL PLAY in Temuka and Surroundiug Districts at Christmas and New Year, in Khaki Uniform. ROBT. COLVILLB, Secretary. D. BRYAN, Bandmaster. "T'S a grauo time for turuin' «wer a new leaf. Mak' up your mind tae gie up weeshie washie blends, and tak halesome, pure Cock o' the North Unblended Tea. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. YTTEDNESDAY NEXT BEING CHRISTMAS DAY, THERE WILL BE NO PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER ON THURSDAY. ADVERTISERS are Requested to SUPPLY their COPY as EARLY AS POSSIBLE ON MONDAY. )LENTY o> Plum Puddiu' " Shortm_ bread, an' Cock o' the North Tea will mak ony Scotchman happy on Xmas Day. Try your ain guidman.

Captain Edwin forecasted the weather yesterday :—North to west and south west gale; glass fall, but rise after 10 hours from now; tides very high; indications rain, and also for very heavy sea, with rise of glass. At the Magistrate's Court, Timaru, yesterday, before Mr C. A. Wray, S. M., John Hugh Brosnahan, farmer, of Levels Plaims, was charged, on the information of Q. Crozier, water race ranger to the Levels County Council, with having diverted the water from the race running through his land, to the benefit of his own, and to the detriment of other ratepayers' property. Mr Eaymond appeared for the Levels County Council, and Mr Hay for defendant, after evidence had been taken Mr Eay niond said the Council did not press for a heavy penalty on Mr Hay suggesting that a light fine would meet the case, and his Worship imposed a fine of £2, with a solicitor's fee, £1 Is, aDd the expenses of one witness, 3s.