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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 13 December 1889, Page 3

THE FASHIONS. j •— : . I Miss M^ntauxi.) 3 Soft delicate materials such as : china slk ani embroider d ere ( k de chine and ise » re the favourite 3 stuffa for girs' eve ling d* sses. Ai 1 present it is ihe fashion fo glrs U: 3 effect simplicity in their evening attire. •j The novlty rf tho new embroideries can only bn se?n in the } oloiis. Artifa'caJflowe s wl be a go: d deal worn o i hall d essos A dress of b'ue i-;nd iinother of oIJ rose silk were trimmed with cornflowers and hyacinth The flowers were arranged in floral stripis from waist to hem all round the skirts, each stripe about six inches from the other. Both skirts were veiled with net. Galon and silver and gold For continuation of reading matter see fourth page. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. rpHE Members of the School X Committee are requested to meet at my office Tomorrow ( S .\TUitDAY.) ERNEST S. THYNNE. COXTON BOROJGH COUNCIL. Tenders are invited for the Collection of the Dog Tax for this Borough, for the year 1890. Tenders to be sent in to the Town Clerk not later than SATURDAY, the 4th day of January, 1890. THOS. F. GIBSON. Town Clerlr. COXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL Tenders are invited for the Lighting of the Street Lamps of the Borough for one year. Ail tenders to be sent in to the Town Clerk not later than SATURDAY, the 4tn day of January, 1890. Specifications can be seen at the ( oimcil Oftico. THOS. F. GIBSON, Town Clerk. AN Entertainment will be given in the PUBLIC HALL, this (FRIDAY) Evening at 8 p.m. Proceeds in aid of a Fund to provide a School Picnic. PROGRAMME. j I Grand Opening Chorus School Children 3 Vocal duet, "All's Well," Miss Keeble. and Mr Woodham 8 Recitation . . Master L. Kirkwood 4 Song, "Those Village .Hells," School Children i> Song, " The. Fairies," C Action Son;,- „ Little Children 7 Song MissKeoblo 8 Sons, "The Old Black Cat," School Children « Recitation . . Miss Matilda Coley Interval of Five~MimitesT~ ~~ 10 Pianoforte Duet Miss A. Gower and Miss H. Burr II Military Drill . . School Boys 12 Song, "Juanita," . . Miss H. Burr 13 Song, '• Tho Blacksmiths," School Boys 14 Recitation . . Miss E. Woodham 15 Song Miss Keeble 16 >Song, " Watching for Pa," Three Little Girls Vl Round .. .. Schoolchildren 18 " Auld Lang Syne.'' Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock . Admission — Adults, Is: children, half price. RANGITIKEI RACING CLUB. A COEPTANCES for First HandirL cap Hurdles, £1; Flying Stakes, £1 ; and Rangitikei Handicap, £2. EntrUs for Maiden Plate, £2; Sapling Stakes, £1 ; and Stewards' Plate. £1 ; will clos« at the Ran°i , tikei Hotel, Bulls, on SATURDAY, 21st December, at 9 p.m. Nomination for Hack Races close on same date. Attention of owners is particularly called to the fact that the Telegraph Office does not open after 5 p.m. CHARLES W. MACLEAN, Secretary. T)ROFESSOR ] E\~IE~N, TOBACCONIST and HAIRDRESSER, Presents his compliments to all his Friends and Customers, and wishes them all A MERRY 'XMAS AND A HAPAY NEW YEAR. Notice This! Notice This! ! A Handsome Christmas Present will bo given to all who patronise hina for Haircutting and Shaving on Christmas Eve. toew Goods! New Goods! Just received a largo and variec assortment of Tobaccos, Cigars, Ciga rettes, Meersham, Briar, G.8.D., Pet and French Clay Pipes ; Fancy Goodß &c, suitable for Christinas Presents My Specialities are HAIR-CUTTING, SHAVING, AND SHAMPOOING. h\l>9i Flii" Worked to Order. Teeth Carefully Extracted by PROFESSOR LEVIfiN, Main*street, Fox ton. opposite Wbyte's Hotel*