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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1887, 13 April 1892, Page 2

WESLEYAN CHURCH, TUAPEKA. ON Sunday, Servioes will be conducted as follow:— Blue Spur (morning) — Rev. W. G. Thomas (evening)— Supply Lawrence (morning)— Mr Tucker (evening)— Rev. W. G. Thomas WESLEYAN CHURCH. ASOCIAL GATHERING will be held in the Volunteer Hall on THURSDAY, the 14th INSTANT, to bid farewell to the Rev. B. F. Rothwell and to welcome the Rev. Or. Thomas. Light Refreshments will be handed round at 7 p.m. Addresses will be given by Revs. Skinner, Thomas, Rothwell, and other». Musical Selections. Admission — One Shilling. EASTER HOLIDAYS. THE Business Places of Lawrence will be closed on GOOD FRIDAY and EASTER MONDAY, 15th and 18th INSTANT. The usual Thursday Half Holiday will not be observed to-morrow (14th instant.) TOWN HALL, LAWRENCE. MONDAY, 18th APRIL, 1892, And following nights, for seven nights only. PROFESSOR MASON JL AND HIS MUSICAL QUARTETTE. Doors open 7.30 p.m. ; commence 8 sharp. Admission— Free to Back Seats; Front Seats, 6d. Children occupying Back Seats will be charged 6d to ensure order. COME ONE ! COME ALL ! ! And enjoy the treat of a lifetime. E. EVANS, Agent. NOTICE TO FARMERS. SHEEP DIP TRIAL. ____££. A PUBLIC TRIAL of M'Dougall's Dip will take place on the Waitahuna Show Ground, under the auspices of the Waitahuna Farmers' Club,on SATURDAY, 16th APRIL, at 2 o'clock p.m. All interested are invited to attend. FULTON, STANLEY & CO., General Agents for N.Z. ALEXANDER GARDEN, Local Agent._^ TUAPEKA COUNTY. RATE ARREARS. T EGAL PROCEEDINGS will be taken -" for the .Recovery of Unpaid Rates after this date. JOHN J. WOODS, County Clerk. Lawrence, Ist April, 1892. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE Is Hereby Given that the Partnership hitherto existing between Wm. Geo. Searle and William Grant, trading as Carpenters and Builders, under the style of Searle and Grant, has this day been dis solved by mutual consent. W. G. SEARLE. WILLIAM GRANT. Witness to the Signatures of William Geo. Searle and William Grant. John Thompson, J.P. THE BRUCE ELECTORATE. TO THE ELECTORS OF BRUCE. pENTLEMEN,— Mr James W. Thomson *■* having intimated to you that he has tendered to the Speaker the Resignation of his Office as your Representative in Parliament, I have the honour to acquaint you that I have consented to allow myself to be put in Nomination as a CANDIDATE at the ensuing Election of a Member to fill the vacancy thus caused. I have so consented in response to a widely-expressed desire that I should do so, and upon the assurance that my Candidature will meet with a very hearty support on the part of the Electors generally. I need scarcely inform you that I already have had some experience as a Member of the Parliament of the country, and my actions during that term of office are open to your fullest criticism. I shall take an early opportunity of meeting with you in the several centres, when I shall explain to you my opinions upon the political questions of the day, and consult with you as to the special requirements of the Electorate. I am, Gentlemen, Your most Obedient Servant, JAMES ALLEN. 24th March, 1882. TTERBERT AND CO., LAWRENCE -"■ Have on Sale— Cornsacks, Seaming Twine Sheep Dip Fencing Wire and Iron Standards Bluestone Little's and Hatch's Sheep Dip Rabbit Traps — latest improved; best made Sporting Powder Blasting Powder and Dynamite Deton ators, and Fuse Guns — Single and Double-barrel Gun Caps Galvanised Wire Netting. SHOW-ROOMS : i Kerosene Lamps — great variety Wire-wove Mattresses Grates, Fenders, and Fire-irons Bunding <md Furnishing Ironmongery Mincing and Wringing Machines Aurora Kerosene Lamps. LIME! LIME!! LIME!!! For Garden and larm. BROWNE BROS, have on hand— .Goai Posts (really good ones), Building i Timber, Lime, Coals, Iron, &c., &c.