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Advertisments DISTRICT ORDERS. December 81st, 1885. MANCHESTER Rifle Volunteers will Parade for Inspecti6n on the 21st January, at 6.30 p.m. C. STAPP, lieut-Colouel Commanding Disirict. NOTICE. rnENDEBS will be received by the JL Feilding School Committee up till January 9th, from persons willing to undertake the duties p| Cleaner to the School. ; Particulars can be obtained' from the Chairman, ; W. D. NICHOLAS. Feilding, January 4th, 1886. pHAELES QCHULTE, PALMERSTON NORTH, (Late of Birmingham), General Merchant and Manufacturers' Representative; IMPORTER DIRECT EROM THE MAKERS OF— Fencing Wire (round and oval) New kind of Barbed Fence : Telegraph Wire Wire Netting; and General Wire Goods Hardware and Kdge Tools Enamelled Holloware Wood Screws Wire Nails Guns and Revolvers HAVING been for the last 20 years intimately connected with the English and Continental Iron, and Steel Districts, and receiving my supply direct from these manufacturing centres, I am enabled to offer my leading articles at such' low prices as have hitherto not been approached in the colonies. Indents for Large Quantities executed direct from my works ; smaller parcels from my stock in Pahnerston or Wellington. JUST RECEIVKDMy first supply of 1,000 Coils (50 tons) Fencing Wire, which .1 can* offer at prices that cannot be touched by any other house. Also about . 100 Sporting Guns, Breechloaders, At prices from 3 guineas to 20 guineas each ; all of the newest patterns and selected from the best makers. Can offer these at exceedingly low figures, guaranteeing best- quality. C..SCHULTE also desires to make known that he : will soon receive his stock of GENERAL HARDWARE GOODS. O. SOHULTE, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH; TOWN HALL, FEILDING. In aid of the Funds . of ;; ihe CHURCH' OF ENGLAND. "i£ARK TWAIN— HIS LIFE, AD- '■'■ 'VENTURES, & WRITINGS." A Leeture, bearing the above title, A., will, be delivered on FRIDAY, 15th JANUARY, 1886, -BY ; MR. C. WILSON, j of the Collegiate School, Wanganui. The Lecture will be illustrated by, recitations frem the works of Mark. Twain* Bret Harte, and Artemus Ward. : ' SYNOPSIS. j'TKe Twain Family— Early days on the . Mississippi— Nicodemus Dodge, a ghost . story — On to Nevada— (Jeorge revplver-rrA .sociable heifer-^— ; 'V Out !! iii the : Silver State—^A genuine Mejxican plug— Dead Broke— Calif orh' ■' • niein Days— Tom Quartz j the Digger's : .jjOati— Ofi | to Honululu^-The Steed Oahu i , /~^n opinion about Tamarinds— Back , ; to; 'Frisco.— Bret Harte— The Heathen Ch^ee--Tse. Iknecen^s Abroad— Blu-" v cher's Watoh— ltelian. Guides — Easy Shaving iri Milan— The Turkish Lunch —In the Holy Laud — My horse Jericho — Back to the'States— A vouthful Lecturer— 'The Celebrated Jumping Frog — Conclusion. Admission, 3s and 2s. I " Ter Hn pay without kumming in, but yer kant kum in without paying." — Artemus Ward. i Doors' open at 7.30. "The trouble will begin at 8." \ FOR SALE. '- J A. ACRES of Land, 1 mile from 4fc\/ Makino Railway Station, fenced and divided into 8 paddocks, .with, 6rdomed House and Orchard (1 acre), outbuildings^ &c. Apply to JOHNCURRAN. November 17. . H : COLLIER & CO. extend their .' easy system of Time Payment, payable by small monthly instalments, to every instrument in stock.