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Temuka Leader, Issue 10281, 7 January 1922, Page 2

J A HEATHER SCARF At Wirth's Circus - oil Thursday Evening; Left on 5/- Seat. Finder please return to — LEADER OFFICE. DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUKA. THIS "EVENING (Saturday.) "A TRIP TO MARS." "A TRIP TO MARS. An effort to represent the realms of imagination in a masterful and expert manner. Supports : "CATCH-AS-CATCH-CAN (Comedy). GAZETTE AND SCENIC. NEXT MONDAY EVENING. "THE WALLOP." "THE WALLOP." HARRY CAREY. A Thrilling Outdoor Story of a Western Rover's Desperate Struggle i for Life and Love. Supports : "GOLFING" (Comedy). ~, GAZETTE. , ' PRICES—I/6 & 1/- (Pins tax). t MILPORD LAGOON ASSOCIATION. i A CCOUNTS "In CONNECTION | A WITH THE PICNIC ARE IASKED TO BE SENT IN BY 'TUESDAY, January 10th, at 12 NOON. "D. O'CONNOR, Secretary. ST. PATRICK'S SPORTS ASSN., GERALDINE. ANNUAL MEETING of St. Patrick's Sports Association, will be held on MONDAY, January 9th, at S pm., in Williamson's Rooms. Business : Report and Balance-Sheet. Election of Officers. J. KENNEDY, Secretary. GERALDINE BOROUGH COUNCIL. WAKE NOTICE that the Geraldinc Borough Council under the provisions of the "Dog Registration Act, 1908," has by resolution fixed the fees to be paid within the Borough of Geraldine for the year ending 31st December, 1922, for the registration of Dogs used solely for driving and herding sheep or cattle at 2/6 each, and for all other dogs 10/- each, and the said Council has appointed its office, Talbot Street, Geraldine, as the registration office at which dogs may be registered. B HAYES, Town Clerk. TKMUKA BOROUGH COUNCIL. THE FOLLOWING .LICENSES for A the year ending 31st December, 1922,'ARE NOW DUE, and payable I at Council's Chambers during office hours: Auctioneers,- Hawkers, Theatres, Halls, Carriers' Carts and Drivers, Taxis and Drivers, Billiard Saloons, Dog Tax, and Meat Licenses. Ten per cent, will be added to unpaid rates after the ISth January. E. B. COOPER, Town Clerk. PARISH OF TEMUKA AND WINCHESTER. SUNDAY, Bth JANUARY. The Rev. Canon, Coates will officiate at Temuka—ll a.m., Holy Communion j at Upper Waitohi, 2 pm.; at Lower Waitohi, 3.15 p.m.; at Winchester, 6.H0 p.m. SALVATION ARMY, TKMUKA. THE SALVATION ARMY OFFIX CERS and BAND desire .to thank the public for their liberal financial support dilring the holiday season. M. SANSOM, Captain. SUNDAY SERVICES. ADJUTANT CALCOTT, of Waimate "*" and formerly in charge of the Local Corps, is spending a furlough in Temuka, and will take part in Meetings on Sunday. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, GERX ALDINE. ' TO-MORROW'S SERVICES. Gera'dine —11 a.m.: "The Power to Forgive." 7 p.m.: "Experiences on the Ocean of Time." Miss Waddell (from Timaru) will sing at the morning service. Woodbury: 2.30 p.m. Minister: Rev. J. Dawson Madill. I IXTETHODIST CHURCH, TEMUKA TO-MORROW'S SERVICES. KING STREET. VI a.m.—Rev. Frank Harris. fi.:i<> p.m.— Rev. Frank i funis. DENMARK' STREET. 1 1 a.m.-—Mr Muir. NOTICE TO CiAH CLWTOMER TEMUKA. TUESDAY NEXT. (!.<■ UMb instan A is the Last Discount Day. Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. I*. PIERCE. Manager. DRESSMAKING. NOTICE TO OLD AND .NEW CUSTOMERS. lYf ISS A. BILL desires to notify her iU - patrons that she WILL RESUME DRESSMAKING on November 19th, at S ALLNATT STREET (Co. Mrs Buzan). where she will be pleased to see old and new friends. All the Latvai. Stylo catered for, and turned out at shortest notice. Old Garments Renovated if necessarv. rXDEK-GAKMENTS MAD]': TO ORDER (-(■:• I.:idi<-s i.v Cent;'. Ml \KGIv AS I'SIAL AT MODEMIES A BTT,L, ALEI.'ATT STREET, TEiM