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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 71, 22 August 1885, Page 3

We mirierstntiri that the K«v. C. Gausta<l will (D. V.) wlr-ii he n turns from his trip to Norstiwooii ami Napier, «leJiv^r v iciclHi'f i.j the Th«*«t»'o itoy«l, Paliiiui'Hton, un " The vii-ws held liy eminent Chiircliiutn, iind divines of llii! Church of England, and nlno of otlu-r Protewtarit (Jliiiiclk-s on (lie Olni.sti.i'i Ministry, and Apostolical SiKCiHsioii.'' Aflrrtliß lecture, Mr (j.uistiiil will uialsu a sn<.'gcsliou how Revival and Mission Services sliould be conducted. Mr Bryant's butchery establishment was vcßterday visited by iiiiinorons ad inirers. The interior of the shop presented an nppunrunce Buch as one (lih»s not often witness, and the colored decorations on the meat, displayed to such unusual advantage, was universally admired. A large bullock weighing over 1000 pounds was suspended entire, risiug about 10 feet from the ground, and covered with devices m bright colors. Several other smaller caresses were also tastefully decorated and surrounded with beautiful ferns and other evergreens. A number of Chinese lanterns were lit up during the evening, giving thn scene an almost fairy appearance and adding considerably to the really charming exhibition. Attention is directed to Messrs C. M. Ross and Co.'s altered notices appearing m our advertising columns. Goods m all departments are notified to he still further reduced and millinery will lie entirely cleared irrespective of price to make room for new season's goods. Applications for th* post, of Secretary to the Manawatu Road Board close oti Monday next, tlio 27th.