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Tho greatest appetizer, stomach, blood and liver regulator on earch— Hop Bitters. Look for and read. — Advt.

Amusements. i OWN r I ALL, I WEDNESDAY AND THURSD iY. 2'^vd akd 23ud Arcr-T. Lessee, J. C. Raincr. Manager and Lecturer, Philip Stuart. Grand opening of RAIXER'S Original and Evergreen Panorama of the AMERICAN WAR! AMERICAN WAR ! ! AMERICAN WAR ! ! ! With all the Scenes and Startling Incici'lents connected with the memorable struggle between the Northern and Southern Slates of America. This is one of the most Complete Entertainments that has ever visited the Colony, and has travelled all over the World, its unbounded success of the Ust ten y^ars being mainly due to the bona fide nature of the Exhibition, and the Straightforward and Impartial Manner in which Thousands of Pounds worth of Presents have been distributed to its patrons. The Entertainment will conclude each evening with a Mammoth distribution of VA ITABLE PRESENTS, selected from Gold and Silver Watches, Papier Mache Tables, Handsome Parlor Ornaments, Tea and Coffee Services, Gold Gilt Clocks, &c, which will be given away to our patrons. Admission, 3s, 2s, and Is. Doors open at 7.30. Overture at 8* p.m. MANCHESTER RIFLES. ANNIVERSARY BALL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1883. Commtttee : Capt. Lethbridg-e, Vol. i Kirton, Corpl. Goodbehere, Corpl. Roe. Tickets to admit Gentleman and two Ladies 10< 6d, to be, had from any member of the Committee, and also from Mr T)awson, Bank of Australasia, Mr J. Stevens, post office, aud Messrs Wm. Haybittle, Charles Bray, Bilderbeck, and Kvans. W. D. NICHOLAS, Col. Bergt., Hon. Sec. Meetings. MAKINO KOaD SCHOOLROOM. IN aid of the Prize Fund an Rntortßinment, to consist of Music, Singing and Heading, will be given in the above Room, on Tuesday, the 21st of August, 1883. Admission Oue Shilling-. Doors open at 7.30. To commence at 8 p.m. PRIMITIVE XI kTH ODIST CHURCH, KEILDING. rHE Anniversary Services, in connection with the above Chur.-h will be held as follows.:-- Ou Sumiuy. August 19. Sermons at 11 a.m., and 630 p.m. by the Key S. Gri*th, of Palmerston North. On the followingMonday' ("Oth inst.) the Anmvor.-sny ."'oiree will be held in the church Tea at 5 p.m. ; Tickets, Is 6d ; Children half price. The public meeting' following the tea will be addressee! by Hevs. Murray, Griffith, Clover. K<-llow and Messrs J..C, Thompson, J. Jenkiu and G. Adams. Chairman — Mr Kobert Linton. A collection will be taken at each Service. Notices U7 ILLIA M ~/~rA"RTTHEW , BOOKS KLLER & STATIONER, Ig agent for the following papers :— London News, Graphic, Punch, Reynolds, Lloyd's, Home News, Pictorial World, Police News, English War Cry, Sketcher, Penny Illustrated, Nineteenth Century, Sydney News, Australasian, Illustrated New Zealand Herald, Otago Witness, Canterbury Times. Auckland News, New Zealand War Cry, Christian Herald, Southern Cross, Fkildiko Stab, Rangitikei Advocate, Wanganui Herald and Yeoman, Wanganui Chroiiicle, Mauawatu Standard, and Manawatu Herald. 'Any English or Colonial Papers not in stock ordered wifliout delay. •' - FINAL NOTICE. \ ESTATE OF THOMAS JONES. PERSONS who have had their acXT ' counts rendered* to them in the above estate, and wbi,ch still rcntfia unpaid are hereby notified that proceeding's will be taken for their recovery at the next sitting of the Resident Magistrate's Court, on or about Bth August^ if ; ndt paid before. C.ABPER; &f SHERWILL. ■ . . ; • , . /IVustees.