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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 253, 27 September 1883, Page 3

Mi: oi DEBATING SOCIETY. CHIEF DEBATE ON jDEjb. 26, 1883, " at 8.15- p.m. 600 Members at £1 Each, to be Pre> .<'_ usented to the following .:— „ Preiident ... / <'«.■ „-^- t: X,* • £150 Vice Preiident ' && .; .v^ : : 100 Ex Vice Preaident c - .^.^ o.». .: 75 WbrKngiOc^mtttee (diyd.Jj .., -.,., t -.75 Overseers (divided) ... ..• 100 Total .« ... ... £500 If not sufficient members, the honorarium pro rata, and working expenses to^dedncteiv ; Pvesult slip posted' ;*d each member immediately after examination. Registered letters and telegrams not accepted t ; ;^ ;■;..;■ _:. .; '.'■'.- "";; Add two stamps for reply and result. Application by letter only, addressed 40 r .) ■:'. « ALPHA ».-■ CareofS. ABRAHAMS. i L».-.; "?.^Boi^ No 19,' Post officii. ,: . : , a'U/i .;- ■ Palmerston North. _ J ':; .vtj'a .•■i-H .%->-X) f ! : -■• ■ ;' '-';'" ■■'•■ the palm-s&t6n bmlery and . • "%snfeci!ionery^stablish. next the i "bon marohe,'' .;■;.:. ■Tiw-fSQUAiti. : . THE tpnderßigned begs' to thank the '■:■ reaidentß bf Palmerston aUd surrounding districts for the support so generbuily accorded him since starting inlbufcineßß-bhvhiß own account, and while Boliciling a continuance of their esteemed favors, "would intimate that m future a more varied stock will be kept on hand to meet the wants of :the everincieaßing population. Freeh'scons and ./.'-■ " buns daily. The catering for Balls, Suppers, Picnic Partiee, and Public Entertainmentß carriedi - out^ efficiently, arid under my x ••■•■-. v.vQUm superrision. : Bread of " First^ Clasß i Quality n only ,;-•'■ : raade. '>'- ; ___r Not«'Th* Address — J. D. FRASER, P»Btiy f Cook-i 1 Cohteictibner; ' next'the « Bon Mf jrcb*," The Square, Faltferston North. BimiAND LIVERY AND LETTING 1 v STABLESr ! VICTOR.U AVIEUB, WJUTGANUL. ROBERT^ ROSS a HAVING rb-opehed thi above OldEBtabliebed -and Centrally-Situ-gted Livery Stables, and haying a long and varied experience m the above business m many parts of New Zealand, hopes by supplying the public with Superior Saddle Sbrses fpr Ladies and Gentlemen, Sing-bahd Dohble Buggies, •nd open and closed Carriages of every description, on the shortest notica, together with civility, attention, and at ▼try moderate charges, to receive a ■hare of publio patronage. 'taPERIENOED GROOMS IN AT■^TENDANCE NIGHT AND DAY. Hornf Broken into Single and Double "■—"•' ~- -^Haraeii.--' Hoi lea Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. BOBEI^ROSfy ";'..•__ x Proprietor*