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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 44, 20 July 1885, Page 3

FOR SALE. A LIGHT Brake, with, or with. l\. out Harness. Suitable for town work. Apply G. MfLLAK, Kaugitikei Line. THOMAS HALL, The SQUAEE, Palmerston North, Family Grocer, Tea, Flour, Crockery, IRONMONGEB, &c. and GENERAL , STOREKEEPER. Tents and Flies for sale, or procunod to order to any measure. Orders Promptly attended to. THOMAS HALL The Square, Palmeraton North. Fred. Bryant, (Late J. Beale.) BUTCHER, PALMERSTON NORTH. MANAVVATU RACING CLOT. THE Annual General Meeting of tlie above Club will be held at tlie Commercial R otel, on T C7ESDAY next, 51st July, at 7.3U p.m. Bu6iNKffs : . To receive Committee Report aiid ytutement of Accounts. To elect Stewards, Committee, Jud.«<e, Clerk of Scales, H.audicapper, Timekoejx r, Starter, Treasurer, Secretary, and General. : THOMAS KING, . " Secretary. NOTICE. hHENDERS will be received, until iJL the 23rd July, for the Falling of thirty (3J) acres of Bush, be-" tween the Ferry reserves and the Gorge, on the prooerty of A. J. liutlierfurd, Esq.. Specifications and. particulars on applicution to , JOHN COTTER, Siberia, Ashurst. NOTICE. I THE undersigned, having j>urjr chased tlie estate of Moore & iCart^r, including all book debts, request auitn mediate settlement of all 'debts Owing m said i state. '- -/ F. T. COLLINS. •Purchaser of estate of Moore and ':. .j": j ''-'?.. v " : \ : ;... Carter., • ■ -v?-t^-To^OTGH:T:; :^^ ; r Wra OUVB BRANCH ;Wy BOT A L B LAC X T^^^i^ '• PRKCEPTORY. ' '■'■'' ' <CrX? ■ ' No. 462 ' ' . A CON VOCATION of Sir Knights of ;the above Chapter will hold their regular • monthly meeting m the LodgeSoom, Bank Chambei-s, next Bank of NewZealand on MONDAY, July 20th, 1885, at 7 p.m. sharp. . ... '.'' Business : Initiation and Raising. Visiting Sir Knights are coixiialiy invited to attend. .. By command of W. Johnston, Bi\V\S.K. T.JORDAN, Kegisti-ar. SIMDAEI) - SyPPLiMENT. SPECIAL NOTICE. NEW SERIAL STORY. WE hnve much pleasure m announcing that we have now commenced, tho publication of Bertha il. Clay's new Novel, entitled HIS ONE MISTAKE, It is, to say the leasfc, an extraordinary Story, T>y :.aii American lady, and dealing throughout with what i« supposed to be 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 irom 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 fine analyses of human nature* HACKNEJ CAKKIA6B FOR UlliJt:. rf^Hß undersigned has much -pleasnre m X calling the attention of the Palmerston public to the fact that he is at present running a comfortable Covered Carnage within the Borough. Cushioned seatsjand backs. Fare--6d To any part of the Borough from the Square, or vice versa. . -. D«vy Hire, by the hour, 4s. N.B. — Arrangements made for evening hire. ; Terms liberal. T. GOOD I SON, PUOPRIBTOR.