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Temuka Leader, Issue 5982, 11 March 1911, Page 2

TEMUKA EOOTDAi.:. - LIB. A GENERAL MEETING of (he above Club will be li<;ld iu the Eire Brigade Ro'cwns oil MONDAY, Pith insL, at d p.m., to receive Animal Report and Balance-Sheet, season J 010. A. H. CLEMENS, mil. Hon. Secretary. WAITUHi ELAT SCHOOL. AN ENTERTAINMENT with DANCE j . to follow, will be hole!/ in the | Schoolroom on FRIDAY, the 17th March. A hirst Class Programme has been arranged. > Prices-To Entertainment. Is ; Dance, Geats l/(i, Ladies Free. ml I BOROUGH Oh' TEMUKA. NOTICE OE POLL. In the matter of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908,” “The Local Bodies’ Loans Act, I'JOS,’’ “Ihe New ■Zealand Stale Cularauleedi Advances Act, 1909,” ‘ The Local Elections and Bolls Act, 1908,” and (ho several Acts amending' the same respectively, , and In the matter of the proposal of the Council of the Borough of Tcmuka to raise a Special Loan of Tl-1,000 for the purpose ot establishing ; Gravitation High Pressure Water Supply for the said Borough. j, EDWARD GOTTEN, Returning oEliver for the Borough of Tcmuka, do hereby give Public Notice that 'a POLL OE THE RATEPAYERS of the Borough of Temuka will be taken on THURSDAY’, the ddrd day of March 1911, between the'hours of nine o’clock in the morning mid seven o’clock m live afternoon, at the Cilices of the Council of the Borough, Wilkin Street, Temuka, to decide PGR or AGAINST live said proposal. ■Dated at Temuka this Tth day of March, 1911. E. CUTTEN, ml Returning Ulliccr.

PRIMITIVE METHOD IST SUNDAY SCHOOL, GEIIALDLVE. 31 Ui ANNUA!, FESTIVAL NEXT' SUNDAY, MARCH Pith. SERVICES—Morning 11, Afternoon :.’,30, Evening 7.- , Special Hymns by Children'. TUESDAY, 1-Ith—ANNUAL TEA, G p.m. Children’s Concert 7.30 p.m. Adults Is, Children Gd, Concert only Cd. mi) PRIMITIVE METHODIST’ CHURCH. 1 TEM/UKA. SUNDAY SERVICES. Morniag 11. “The Old Faith.’’ Evcnimg .(>.30, ‘‘lfiiimm Destiny.” Waitohi, 3 p.m. Drencher, Mr W. 11. Kingston. A Hearty Welcome to All. WESLEY CHURCH, TEMUKA. }Vi SUNDAY, liltli MARCH. Drencher, Rev. Win. Deckelt. II a.m., subject “Consider the Lilies dlow thev Grow. (1.30, subject “Sin.” Harvest Thanksgiving and Farewell Service at Orton at 3 p.m. Mr 11. Grayburn preaches at Clamleboye at 2.30 p.m. 'VX/'ANTEU, by Widowed Lady, with ' ' years’ experience—POSlTION as SHOIiSEKEEPER i G Single Ge»Uetnais. Apply THOS. SHERRATT & SON., nrll Geraldine. \UANTIH~A COMPETENT PLOUGH MAN. J. EtELLAN'D, Junior, ‘ ‘Hindu, ” Waitohi Flat. m2 U7IANTEI) - A SENSIBLE LAD, about IG, to learn Blacksmithin"’. Wanes, 15/- Week. Apply at once. A. G. WATSON, 111 7 Teniuka. S! I RAV ED on to this Farm on SUNDAY, '.March sHi—One BLAiGK ami Will ll'. COW ; dry forward munition. Owner can Ikvve sa’inc on paying oxneascs. Apply DETER BAIN, 'mil “ ITie Slumps, Temuka. MANY imitators of Champion Ranges. None so good. Duly sapplied at .f- 'iT.'.c.u pros.. Sole p.-fnPotors. f iO ENTER BILLHEADS printed at the Office of This Paper.