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Advertisments J__K__|_l__a__fig_ NEW ZEALAND BAILWAYS. WANGANUI SECTION. TKAIN ABBANGEMENTS. CHBISTMAS & BOXING DAYS, 1885. ON Christmas Day trains will run as usual, but Goods Traffic will be suspended. On Boxing Day, December 26th, the ordinary time table, Wanganui to Foxton, will be suspended. Trains I arrive from Wanganui and leave lor Palmerston at 10.5 a.m., 1.5 p.m., and 8.50 p.m. ; leave for Foxton at 10.5 a.m, 5.50 p.m., and 10.55 p.m. Arrive from Palmerston and leave for Wanganui at 7.80 a.m., 5.50 p.m., and 7.20 p.m. ; arrive from Foxton for Halcombe at 10.5 a.m., and 11.80 a.m. for Feilding. Trains will stop at Camden street crossing to take up and set down passengers. For further intormation see posters at all stations. By order. T7IEILDING TOWN~H ALL . NEW YEAR'S NIGHT. Ist January, 1886. THE PALMEESTON MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY will give a Performance in aid of the Funds of the CHUBCH ov ENGLAND BAZAAB, when the following Programme will be presented — The amusing Commedietta, " TO PARIS AND BACK FOB £5." Propria Persona. Mr Samuel Snoggle (a young man with a partiality for elderly females) W, J. Haybittle Mr Spriggens (and eccentric old gentleman) Fred. Pirani Mr Charles Markham (a young spendthrift with plenty of loose cash) E. Johnston Lieut. Spikes, RM. (retired naval officer) G. Mitchell Detective Pounce G. A. Dungan Joseph (a waiter) A. R. T. Haultain Railway Superintendent M. Wrightson Telegraph Clerk J. Connal Miss Fanny Spriggens Lady Amateur INTERVAL OF FIVE MINUTES. Musical Interlude. Pianiste Miss Boylan To conclude with the charming Farce (by special permission), "CHISELLING." Larkspur (a pretended sculptor) G. E. Haukiss Trotter (his man-servant) W. J. Haybittle Dr Stonecrop (a short-sighted art connoisseur) E. Johnston Mrs Piper (a boarding-house keeper) Lady Ainate r Kate (Stonecrop'B niece) Lady Amateur Admission : Fronts Seats 2s, Back Seats ls. Doors open at 7*.30, performance to commence at 8 precisely. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Wanganui. being a local court of bankruptcy, holden at Palmerston North. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1883, and amendments thereof. .. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the _l_\ undermentioned Bankruptcies have been closed by order of the Court, and that I have filed in the above Honourable Court a statement of accounts and balance sheet in respect to the Estates of the undermentioned Bankrupts ; and also, that on the 20th day of January, 1886, I intend to apply to the said Honourable Court for an order releasing me from my office in respect to the said Estates as under:— George Watts F. J. Cornwall Thomas Smith D. E. Amesbury William Campbell Christian Seigel j: M. Broughton C. R. Skelley Jeremiah Corkery Robert Marsh Joseph Monteith Edward Gascoigne Joseph Poad John Llewellyn G.J.SCOTT, Deputy Official Assignee. Bulls, 23rd December 1885. FEILDING FURNITUBE WAREHOUSE. , Manchester k Bowen Streets. I HAVE just received a splendid lot of new lines in Toilet Sets - Chamber Sets Chairs in every variety Perambulators Bassinettes Carpets and Hearthrugs Square Carpets Lace Curtains * Honey Comb Quilts Brooms' and Brushes Come and ■ see the new marble-top Washhand Stand. - J. W. EADE, OPENING NOTICE. THE undersigned begs, to inform the inhabitants of Feilding that he has commenced business as a confectioner, and trusts by keeping confectionery of the best quality to receive a share of public support. All kinds of small goods made. Wedding cakes, &c, made, of the best quality. Refreshments, tea and coffee, pies, ko., at all hours. » Note the address— Next Bellve's I Hotel, Fergusson street. ] J.A.HEATON,