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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 67, 20 February 1885, Page 3

WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. THE Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary Services will be held on SUNDAY next, Febiuary 22nd ; conducted by the Rev. R. 8. •Bunx, m the morninc, at 11, evening at 7 o'clock. i Special Addresses to children and parents m the afternoon at 3 o'clock. . A Public Tea Meeting Will be held on the following MONDAY. Addresses by Revs. R. S. Bunn, J . Simmonds, of Sandon, and other friends. Tea on the table at 6.30. Tickets Is. Special Hymns and Anthems will be sung by the Children. HOUSE FOR SALE. QE.VLED Tenders for the House )O at present occupied by the Rev. C. Gaustad will be received at the Shop of Mr C. Fbastzen, the Square, up to the Ist of March. V. MONRAD, Trustee. BOROUGrH OF PALMERSTON NORTH LICENSING DISTRICT. ELECTION OF COMMITTEE. IT is hereby notified thai the fol. lowing persons have been duly nominated as members of the Licensing Commiitee of the above district, namely : — George, Donald McKay King, Thomas Leary, Joseph Poulter Leary, Richard Lee, James Joseph Mowlem, Fred Relf, Reuben 'Walton, Thomas Robert As the number of Candidates exceeds the number requited, namely live, T shall take a Poll as between the several persons named, on WEDNESDAY, February 25th, 1885, m the Borough Council Office, Palmerstou North. , r R. N. KEELING, . ;, Returning Officer. ,'V.- j !;.« ; .J '■■ \ ■ '. Zealand ia Boots IN QUEENSLAND. Extract from a letter dated Darling Downs, October 19th, 1884. SPEAKING of my Boots, tell Tom Sknlton that my crushers are the admiration of everyone wherever I go ; they are more troubje to me than enough. I sleep with them under my blanket wherever I'm camped, us there ha\e been three attempts to steal them already — twice when camped out, and once by a Chinaman. : Can be procured at all Stores and Boot Shops throughout the colony. Wholesale from LTGHTBAND, ALLAN, & CO., CHRISTCHURCH. Fred. Bryant, (Late J. Beale.) BUTCHER, PALMERSTON NORTH. WOOL (^Jjg£ WOOL TIHE s.s. TUI Company, regular traders between Foxton and Wellington, are offeriug special inducements m Freights this season for Wonl m quantities. For particulars apply to : : JOHN W. LIDDELL, ( . :; ■ * Ageut, Foxton. msp.—[Eßiablißlied m 1883.]— A750. VULCAN'S DISCUSSION. Wangauui Cup, Run March 6th, 1885. 65 Prizes.— lsoo Members, at 10s each. 27 Nominations. 38 Vulcan Bonds. First ... „.£2OO lat £20... £20 Second ;.. ... 100 2at 15... 30 Third 70 sat 10... 50 Starters (divided)' ...... 70 10 at 5... 50 Non-starters 20 at 2 (divided) ... 110 10a 50 . . £550J38 80nd5...£200 Will Close and be Drawn March 4th, 1885. Each ticket has six (6) separate chances, and can draw six prizes. Bank Notes accepted ; Post .Office Orders, made payable to Vulcan only ; Cheques payable to No. or Bearer, with la exchange added ; two stamps for reply and result. f^" Should the number exceed 1500, tho Prizes for Horses will be increased pro rata, and Cash Bonds increased m number. Vulcan is gradually increasing m number:*, gaining 200 new subscribers every drawing. First horse m bis Grand National event to Wanganui. First m his New Zealand Cup, Wanganui. Socond iv his Wellington Cup, last year, Waverley. Wellington Cup, this year, First, Wellington ,• Second Nghauranga, Wellington ; Third, Masterton. Tickets may be seen at the Royal Hotel, Palmers) on North. Address only to VULCAN. Cnre of Mr G. C. Burns, Box 97, Post Office, Wellington. HALL TO LET. I'M IE undersigned is prepared to mako arrangements with parties desirous of engaging the Pubtic Room m the Building known as Bank Chambers. Also, Spacious Shop to let. For particulars apply to the Caretaker, T. JORDAN, Broad-street. i