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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 31, 7 January 1885, Page 3

The Borough Council .will ineet this eveningi'^ 'We are reqiiested'. to sta^q that there -will be the usual J service ; *to-night at the • Wesleyan^ Church. /;. > Messrs Beritleyj' OPark, ' Knowles, and theSeotetary oftihe ; Boatin[g Club pro■<jeededto Awapuniby coach at 7 o'clock this morning- . ,Tb.e party, had an hour^s | rqw, on the lagoon, andireturned to town by Inin©1 nin© o'clock. . .Those who had not been on the, lake before declare that a more, excellent place for, boating could not Tie found and they look forward with pleasurable- anticipation " %o spending, many an enjoyable hour on that beauti- v fuljsheet of, water,, . .; Mr Hoskins, the retired veterian actor, came of a gqefd^faj?Qily,,and waß destined for the law, but r^q.ayray ,£rom the stool, and paid a guinea tp jplay. Hamlet for his first appearance., "" Cure for indigestion.— Baxter's Uo.ti- : pound Quiuuine Pills, used according to lhedirecticins, ; have proved a certain andl' speedy cure for indigestion, bilious and liver complaint^ wind m the stomach and bowels,* nervous debjlitv, &c. Their object is , the, removal p£ debility and derangement by assistmg natitve, aud imparting tone and power to the system. — To be had of all chemists and storekeepers m boxes, Is l£d and 2s 9d each, or posit free on receipt of 19) or 44 , stamps. — J« Baxter, Pharmaceutical '•> Chemist, 21, Victoria-street, Christchurch