TEMUKA NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14223, 14 June 1910, Page 3

TEMUKA NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) The weather fm-ceui-ts of Kev. Mr Bates for the past three days have been wonderfully correct us far as 'l'emuka is concerned. On Friday at 3 p.m. a change to easterly weather was noticed ami the calm placid forenoon was changed into south-easterly squall with heavy showers which lasted, for an hour. The evening was clear and lrosty, and next morning, lrost was much in evidence Ram again fell on Saturday night and Sunday was line. During Saturday night a fair amount of snow fe'l on tlio ranges and a cold wind was felt off the hills. T-..-farmers are ot the ram as it was much needed.

j The natives of the Arowhenua Tvaik celebrate the opening of the big Man>-i Hall by holding tliLvr lil'th annual ball oil "Wednesday evening next. Tonight n. match will bo fired between the Temuka. ai:d "Winchester Miniature Biflc- Clubs on the Winchester rant'" T'"> <'■ II -win- will represent the Temuka team—Col.-Sorr* _ ! W. Smith. Sersit. Yi-mi'i. Corpls. Find- ' land rind Husband. Privates T;. Tosser, McDonald, a. Cillins, J. Cook. -T. Saunders, Nicholas, Xiles. and F. Smith : (*nior£onries, C'ornoral Ctillcspie. Privates Coir:' and Proudlock. • 1 It is understood that, the e'-ect-on of a garage in Tenirka is being under- ! taken bv a finn of motor importers from DuncdW'. who are <■ f oninum that ; such a building and premises nre a ■ necessity for the of Temuka. | The manv friend's of Mr T. Poonev, ; <if»Teinnkn." will Ik> <rlnd to learn that i lie is slowly recovering from a severe | attack of rlieumatio fever which has ' incapacitated him for sometime.