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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1812, 15 July 1891, Page 2

WESLEYAN CHURCH, T[JAPEIvA ON Sunday, Services will be conducted as follow:— Blue Spur(morning)—Rev. B.F.Rothwbm, (evening)— Rev. B. F. Rothwkll Tuapeka West (3 p.m.)—Mr Tucker Lawrence (morning) —Mr Vivian „ (3.15 p.m.)—Rev.B.F.RomwEM, „ (evening)— Rev. B. F. Rothweh. TOWN HALL—SATURDAY NEXT. nRAND MUSICAL AND MILITARY VJ ENTERTAINMENT By the celebrated DUNEDIN GARRISON MILITARY BAND And the THE ORPHEUS BELLRINGERS And a host of Dunedin's most Popular Vocalists and Instrumentalists. Million Prices, 2s and Is. TUAPEKA RIFLES. A CHURCH PARADE of the above Corps, accompanied by the Dunedin Garrison Band, will be held in the Volunteer Hall on SUNDAY, 19th JULY, at 3.15 p.m. Service conducted by the Rev. B. F. Rothwell, the Corps Chaplain. The Band will give a number of choice Sacred Musical Selections. Volunteers to muster at the Hall at 2.45 p.m. ROBT. M'KEICH, Captain Commanding. BBA.UMONT SCHOOL. A SOIREE, CONCERT, AND DANCE, in aid of the School Funds, will be held in- the Schoolhouse, Beaumont, on FRIDAY, 24th JULY. Tea on the Table 8 at 7.30 p.m. Tickets —Single, 2s; Double, ( 3s. JOHN JOHNSTONE, Hon. Secretary. TTERBERT AND CO., LAWRENCE ] r"^ Have on Sale — Pure Ceylon Teas Pure Indian Teas Blended Teas Hillside American Ploughs Galvanised Wire Netting Nobel's Blasting Gelignite Nobel's Blasting Dynamite BlastingPowder,Detonators,andFuse GRASS SEEDS. New Zealand Exhibition, 1889. Secured First Awards of Merit for Ryegrass Oats, and Clovers. Bamlett's Reapers, with latest improvements Buckeye Reapers and Binderß. The Lowdown is the only suitable machine for Tuapeka. Price, £45. Sheep Dip(Little'sand Hatches') at lowest prices. Binding Twine, first, second, and third quality. FUNEEAL NOTICE. (T^HE friends of Mr A. Macdonald, Baker, •*■ are respectfully requested to follow the Remains of his late Wife, Agnes Ferguson, to the place of Interment in the Lawrence Cemetery, leaving his Residence in Ross Place at two o'clock THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON. THOMAS ANDERSON, Undertaker.