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

BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON" NORTH. SAr/G OF RESERVE. MI'SSRS G-. M. Sntslson and Co., have licpti instructed by the Borough Council, acting under authority of the Minister of Lands, to sell l>y Public Auction, at 2 j».m., on SATUKDAY, 12ih Septerater, at their rooms, the subdivisions 2 to 8 of allotment 1 of section 225, m the above Borough, containin«f en oh 16 perches, .-uid suli-divisions 10, 11, 12, of tht! s.ame allotment, cmitainintr 1 vtfui 8 perches, the -rtid iMca.siirement. beiug m ouch wisp more or loss. Phm r»f ;i]|r>tnu>nb nmy bo veen at the Homugl) Uonnc I office, or at the nfuYe f-f th« Auctioneers. 'iVrins at Sale. K. N. KKF.TJNG, T'.wn Cleric. Palniprs'nn N'>rih, Jmiu P. th, 1885. j ,S "A IE QUOTATIONS. If you want Good Serviceable Linolem, 2yds wide, at 3s the running j'd, you cau get it at THE BON MARCHE SALE. 4x4 Floor Cloth, at Is 3d per yd, at THE BON MARCHE SALE Lace Curtains from 2s lid per pair. These are Very Nice Goods, arid are the Sale Quotations at TEE BON MARCHE. Felt Carpeting, 2s lid and 3s (id per yard, Reduced to 2s 3£d and 2s 4£d per yard, during THE STOCK-TAKING SALE. —BLANKETS— 6 pairs left, at Mill Prices, DURING THE SALE. —DEESS GOODS— Our Stock is now considerably reduced, but we have a few Really Cheap Lines left m Choice Goods, and they must be disposed of _.. DURING THE SALE. Mantles, Ulsters, fy Costumes, We Lave marked these down to quite unusual prices for the STOCK-TAKING SALE. — HOSIEEY— Our Own Stock and the Balance of Samples recently purchased including some very Choice Goods —AT ILOW PKICEg.— ALSO, Wool Dresses, Hoods, Hats, Bonnets, Shawls and Wraps at Less than the Wholesale Prices DURING THE SALE —MILLINERY— We have given instructions to Clear Out all Goods m this Department irrespective of price, and they will go i DURING THIS SALE. C. M. ROSS & Co. TO-NIGHT. ALL SAINTS, PALMERSTON NORTH. Church mission. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY. Mission Service and Sermon. Subject: WorVhip, and . I Ritual. SUNDAY, A ng. 23th. 8 am. — Celebration of TTnly Communion, with Meditation. By the Rev. A. Towgood. 10 a.m. — Address to Boys only. By the Rev. A. Towgood. 11 a.m. — Morning Prayer, second Celebration, and Sormon. By the Rev. A. Towgood. 2.30 p.m— Address to Children, By the Rev. A. Towgood. 3 p.m. Address to Men only, (m the Bank Chambers'. Reason m being a Christian. 5 p.m — Evensong;. 7 p.m. — Mission Service, and Sermon. Subject : " The Holy Eucharist." MONDAY. Aug. 24. 8 pm. -Mission Service, and : ' Sermon. « The Christian Faith." Attendance of all earnestly requested. All are earnestly invited to attend the Mission. The Clergy will be most thnnkfnJ to speak with any who are concerned about their religons state, or who are ;in doubt or difficulty, or want help or sympathy m any way. They will be glad to take the names of tiny who wish to be prepared for Holy Communion or Confirmation. The Mission Hymn Book (the only book required) may be obtained [ at Mr Park's, m The Square, price Bd. ; or at the Church door. The Church will be entirely Free and Open during the Mission, and there will be no collections except the usual Sunday offertories. MANAWATU RACING CLUB. TENDERS for improvements to Race Course, Training Course, Road Formation, ivc, will be received up to 0 p.m., on THURSDAY, 27th in*t. Specifications can le. seen at the Commercial Hotel, where tender* must be left addressed to the undersigned. THOMAS KING, keoretary,