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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 143, 22 May 1885, Page 3

I WEATUBR TELEGRAM. \ ■ . . ■ ■. . | WiaMifuTON, Fridiiy. j li;id w<;aMier approaching, between j niulli aiitl, w<-8t .and south-west. Glass | furlhrr ; fall' but rising aftur 10 hours. • • I . . .'. K. A. linw»N. I " ' ' V MAIL NOTIOEI ■- '■■■*-'■ | The nfikt English and European mail yi.i.§a>i K^uicisco will i.-loso at tl(ia office this' (Fiidiiv) ev'tining, .tt^7.49^.ni. . ! ' GKOKGK INNKS, ] ' "■ '■' • ■ ': Postmaster* ■ ■ ' ti .*■■'■ :.]:;■ A':^- 7; ;, . ':.:■'■ V: .:■:■', :|. •Vv.<.:y.JAUCTPK>N SALES. ■ in-. '■)■•:&>&•'< .;.! To- Morrow.. . . ; ; : ; j ■«M*Bißl^ i OiiM-.i Snelaon &.iOo.'s Bale of ■boats,.) .'^laskwaHv silv^vvaiv, blankets, groceries, &p., :.Sare;at 2 p.m., i :/.,,;.^: ; TuiSßDAY^26lh. May. >■• . : j Messrs Storena and Gorton's 'stock SfJe • jit/'Ftfildinlg. Sala at A okjloct. r ■•. ; ; SMBORtER, &c^ i ;.■■"■;/'; :" : Itobe§, : " v ') -'The Square, 'M Pal meraton North. : ; :: ' "^^OCEBiES, Familiiis waited on; for orders. . .>■■■>. r.y. ■ .■>,/ •— » — ■■ .: . <■ •,!':•:> • i HAttIIWARE, . , i See AdvertisehjtMit on First' Page. ; 'AGENT FOR ' ; Suiibu & Sons,; of Lomlpin : ; Cly;. Ilansen, n^'puiion'liag-en. NelAon, M tmfce, ' «fc Co., of Christ- . cliui'ch. Grarrect'& lßachanan, of I j hila<u')phia. ttic&hscd.. Dealhr m ffirearms • : ■ • x - ■ and Ammunition*

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