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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1, 8 May 1885, Page 3

MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD ELECTION OF WARDENS FOR NO. 6 WARD. nnWO Candidates having been JL nominated to fHI the Vacnncy m the above Ward, 1 hereby <jivo notice that a Pull will bo talc en on Frid;iy, 15th <lay of May, at the 13 .and C. Aid Corporation Office, Ashurst. Candidates :-- WMiBLEY, FREDERICK, W. GRAMMAR, ALFRED. Voting from 9 a.m to 6 p.m. HUGH L. SHE It WILL, Returning OlKcer. MILITIA NOTICE. Militia Office, sth May, 1885. ALL Persons liable to serve m the First Class Militia between Seventeen and Thirty Years of age, Married or Single, residing m Palmerston North Borough and Oronn, County, whose names do not appear on the Rolls posted at the Police Sta tion, Pahnerston North, shall within Twenty Days give m his name, age, and place of residence either personally or m writing to the Commanding Officer, Adjutant, or Officer m charge of Police, Palmerston North ; failing to do ho, shall incur a penalty of One Pound — and if a person having paid the penalty shall incur a further penalty not exceeding One Shilling for every day on whioh such, failure shall continue. C. STAPP, Ma joe Commanding District.

NOTICE. WE have much pleasuro m announcing that we will shortly commence the publication of Beutha M. Clay's new Novel, entitled HIS ONE MISTAKE. It is, to say the leash, an extraordinary Story, by nn American lady, and dealing throughput with what is supposed to lie one of the most exclusive aristocratic circles of Great Britain It is a good story, well and forcibly told. The heroine is a sweet and brave woman We never came across a more beautiful character, and Lady Ethel is little behind her. It is altogether an excellent tale, free from sensation, full of pathos, which never degenerates into bathos or sickly sentimentality. Eminently a ladies' book, yet full of interest to any man who can appreciate tine analyses of human nature.

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