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Manawatu Herald, 24 January 1893, Page 2

The State Sohool opened this morning rith ; not a very good attendance. We rould impress npon parents the great ne-; pssity there exists in seeing that their < hildreu attend wilh the 'utmost regularity- j ar the future,' as the examination is likely i rhe-'heid very, early in theyeari and each ay'sabsehcfl of the Rcholar is a distinct nd mpasurable loss to the pupil, and is l Iso greatly against the genoral progress of Heclasaes. ' j Wr hr« sorry to learn that Mr fhynne ■ 'ceived a note on the racpeourse yesterday ating that Mr Snelson, whom he espepted ) meet, had been taken ill with erysipelas J i the hpad and was obliged to Wp his | ( )om. We hope soon to hear that this ' j pservedly popn'av Palmerstonian being . ■ sstoredto'health and strength. • Mpssi-s Abraham and Willia'ns hold a >pcial sale of woolly lambs on Thursday , * ; Palmerston. *

Statfltitfliits flivcirenla'ed. says the 'Ex u:nhrr s t !mt proliibiiioii is a* failure id /> tneiica ftncl iv oi-rlev to find otH the exact si.nte oC Ihinqs tt is proposed to send the t«i'v L. M Isitt to the great terapevance cnnvpntion-ld.be held at t- 'c Wor d's Pair ril OlnVago. Mr Isitt is also to visit tile t'rohibition B:n.Wa Att.,l *ci>. tor hims j lt and on l»ia returb-to theco -onyhe will-visit the pvincna. centres anrl inform the peop c of thfi true wor ing -of the movement in the only country wlipre it has lippii ftysteWaUrahy tri<;il-. ']'),» pi'ohihliionist.y ihrohgh etvftnpp'oTciHniVeask-HT to "find tile" funds foV.the purpose and the local comnVittee will hold an ehtei-tttinmeiit V& the Dri 1 ••tJSllQVoodville, oiV Friday night for the purpose ni aiding the movjiviput, ,I ! he wonderful Melbourne ij Boom" has coilapsed. trnde is paral,vneil ftiArl biiSiness is at a st«atl-st_ill. ' i Miring his recent visit to triat pity, .Fames Smith, of Te -Aro House'; V\ eJlington, resoh ed to make the most of his opportunities and made immense purchases of very superior drapety and clothing at remarkably lo\V fate's, lower than have eVei' beeii kttdwn in the history of the Australasian C jlonies. We understand that it is his intention to offer the most wonderful bargains. ever heard of in Now Zealand mindful of its origin, -he witcall the sale of these goods Tlve.. Erupted " Boom" Sa cse s .comnien'cirig oh Thursday, January $(kh hist, and asting for three weeks only We refer our readers to the special announcpments in our advertising columns'. In Friday's jssue > of tile Otahl thnet a paragraph appeal's intiniatirig a change iri the prpprietiiry. tri the imprint We notice that Mr Ft 0. Atillafs rianic appears. ; The new bwhei- purposes publishing a Maori issue once a week. Wo believe he will find the alteration a better one than the present half .and half method. We trust- our con- • temporary" may ft'ehifeve success "tinder its new management. A: calf feeder has been introduced in America which -consists of a suetiott teat attached to a tftp. The American Agriculturist says i — lt is n real life-saving, health giving apparatus-, atid abo'dn tdjliiy farmer or st'ottk raise!*, saving its «ost ofteh in nsing it lor a single calf. Many best, breeders Use it, because the calf may feed away from the dam, and as many timps a day as is requisite. Any healthful, or desirable food can be ppt into it— milk, skim milk,. porridge, &c. By its use the saliva is mixed with the food just as when the calves suck running with the cow, and the result is rapid growth, quick fattening, freedom from scours and good health generally. Johu Burke O'Bi-iett \Vas brought before Captain Mowlem, J.P., at the Paluierston Police Court on Saturday, morning, and charged with beirtg art habitual drunkard, having been thrice ■ convicted within the past six months. He was sentenced to throe months' imprisonment in Wanganni Gaol. The Manawatu Tim?* says Mr, . Carter has' completed his contract for (h^erection of the Hospital, with the eXwp'iibh of a few fittingsj and is in. a position id hand over tlie iidilding any time this month if necessary. The building will be taken over by the Board at. their noxt sitting, providing it has been completed to the satisfaction of the architect. In our article on the O.'aki electorate wp mentioned that the district contained 8757 voters, it wou'd be wond rful if it did, and we do not doubt hue that our readers read it as. It, r-h inld have br-en written viz., of population. Wp would not had referred to it. only we notice one newspaper in the district managed to gpt troubled over the matteii Tenders are wanted for cutting 100 t-j 150 cords of firewood. Messrs Abraham and Williams announce that they will hold a sale of stock in Foxton on the 7eh February. In reference to a paragraph appearing inyesterday's Manawatu standard about Mr Thyniie's name being mentioned as a pro bablfi candidate for a seat on the VVanganui Education Board, welare asked -to slate that, he haa not the slightest idea of being a candidate, nor could he, even if the committees paid him the compliment of desiring him to represent them, undertake the duty owing to the many other claims upon his time. Every one will remember the famous Melbourne "Boom." That is a matter of history. All readers of New Zealand newspapers and (" their name is legion ') will know that the " boom " has burst and that a terrible depression has settled upon that city. To residents in all party of the Province of Wellington it will be a matter of intense personal interest, which they will fully ascertain by a visit to. ..the *' Erupted Boom " Sale. Comm -noing on Thursday the 26th inst at To Aro House, Wellington. The proprietor of Te Aro House has just returned from a visit to that city of the Erstwhile " boom " and- subsequent collapse^ Svhei'e he made some large and fortnna'te'pnrchases a* price's tha*£ would : thoroughly astonish the oldest stagers in the Dr,apery. v trade.; ; The;, prices also .at which we shall off>u' this vast mass of new and seasonable goods will be veritable eye* openers to the most astute bargain hunters at the "Erupted Boom" Sale,' Te Ai'o House, Wellington. . , -. j Don't talk of your former bargains at surplus stock sales. This sale will bqat. them. Don't mention the cheap lots at bankrupt stock sales. This sale will b*\ far ahead of them. \Don t trouble to recall pleasant memories of wonderful parcels at salvage sales. This sale will give you some more wonderful still, Don't fail i}o poy on early visit to this astonishing '! Erupted Boom " Sale, at Te Aro House, Wellington. -i ; . Don't forget that. Thursday 20th January is the opening day of the "Erupted Boom" Sale at T e Aro Hduse, Wellington. The Showroom is abundantly stooked with choice goods for present requirements, of which we .invite inspection . and comparison. Boss and Sandford, District Im* porters, the Bon Marche.Palmerston North, — Alive.