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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1500, 6 November 1885, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Wanganui Section. nP.RIN.CE .OF WALES', BIRTHDAY. 0N MONDAY, Nov. 9th, the • "ordinary 4.15 p.m. train from W^g^W *Q Hawera and Foxton, 'wiir'be "detained ; until! 5.15 p;m., End ypUl 'all intermediate ; stations one Hour later than, usua^. ; ! , . tickets , &om anck', t» 'all stations issued' on SATURDAY; Not. 7th, and MONDAY, Nov. 9th, f: vtf.lFbs available for return lip to and s including TUESDAY, 'Nov. 10th. . ' i" 1 , :".:' CJjB.IBtANKEY, !■ ■ fi-'i' ■ C- ';'',•, Dipt rict' Manager. MANAWATU ROAD BOARD; : "^TRENDEBiS are repuiredfor Sub? '■' Ji' " ( dry Works m the Kairanga 'Mock.;' ? ■-'» -. ••'--— ;.•■■';;• : Plans and specification's at the office <b'f the Board. " - -, : / 1 ? 'Tenders, close on WEDNESDAY^ the 18tK Noyemjer, 1885,' at 10 iiii 'tH&inorniiigi. •.-.,■ -n-i, , '■.■■.,,':■.:< i \ -'■ < *•- ■•=: Ev J.; ARMSTRONG^ i > „4--uY .;-,.■-. (hrn :-,»! v.*,:u .*,: Engineer j •TO GARPENTERS^AN© BTJIIiDERS. aVe%vited tmHalNoon . i^i 'oi"WBI)iNESDAY; ! iaie ! lfth day M'OSPoveinber; '(1885), ! for tU .erection tof a. , Hall, , two ... j [Shops, k f3Lodge;rpomj*&Ci,,atfWoodviilev ; | •- ' >•' (Plains ;and' specification v* may -.be seeni'atf'mV'offiice, Palmerston North 1 , !tintil Ndoh of WEDISrESEiAY, thp teday s ;^ November, . (1885)^W .fpjr, Jfche 'reqaain.cl^r of ; the. time, apply to Ifi. i/ji^i'^Bick^q^, .slj&q. 1 , "Woodville. ' :.v/ „< ;,-..?, :E;-iiAECPMBv ;^ i "'■■- ' ' ' ■_ .. ' i '„ ' . ' ... .:, ■ .-. .. . 01 ! ®R4TBFCI^=GOW r OKTISG. : |<Jjsf"-»''-|\- ' ;i ' ir -- :-;-?rR.?M.»----'..,! .• :■ . " "By p. thorough knowledge of the natural laws , yphich gpveri) the operations o* .digestion mid nutrition, add hj a careful application of 'the 3ne properties o* well-selecfed cocba, Mr Epps' has provided .our breakfast tables with a delicately-flaToured ! lieVßinijeXvhifc'i'inay safe-' us "maiiy Heavy doctor's bills. It is by lie iudio'Otis ise of such, articles of diet -luiu a constitution may be gnvduully built up ■'■ unti'/ ;sw ou^ eiidugli,*td:iesißt;.eTerjr tendency to .disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating 'around r ready to attadk ■wherever ihere~ ; s ji weijk point. We may escape mauy a' fatal shnft by: keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a ' properly 1 nourished frame —See article m the Civil, sJSeryice Qazettel/ ; . . =„;.-, ..' ■[• <. , ;•,;,. j * Made simply with boiling water or milk. ... ; ; Sold m J-lb packets by Grocers, labelled thus :— '■ JAMES EPPS & CO.J .•■-{..■■ -•■'■,., -.■.■ - .' ■ r>, [*. V ' « s HOMCBOPA.THIO CHEMISTS, -, : LONDON, ENGLAND; i ; T*^^Jt^?^' t^^p'.!'Zl'i^jS*NEW ZEALANi) RAILWAYS. ' ;*" Wanganui Beiction. > j'.i Sandbn arii Cafnarvbri. Opening of Extension to Sandpn^ eN MONDAY^ ;^ov-"iel!h;.: l iie ordinary 8.3P a.mV train from Pbitpn to'Palmerstqn North,, wili he detained until^.9 ■..Va.in'.'l for tliej.con.^eniekce. of passengers desirb'jiß of Atteniilin^ &* Opening $er|einoiiy* ■"'•' ; .''.<-,. '."-■ '.'v : - 1 ''. -■■; :•'■'■•. G. B. HANKEY, i , "■"■'■ District Mana^r.; • •■...'. ;l-V'-^-' ■ ■:'..,. =.:,:/ .','"', I ■■' :' : ,/■'';.{' ■* T tie Beeirhive 1 : Stpr4. . P. Dinnin t & Co. | BEG iq 'call the attention of their friends ■ and the Public to their well selected' Btbckof— ' , Groceries, Crockery .'■•"■'' ! Ironmongery, Flour . [. . i /. : Oatmeal, Maize . • ; Oats, Chaff • ! .-.■,• < ; , Bran, Pollard , „ i .!(s•■•.).■•' ■■.• ■ . .- ■■ ilowlls;^Hieat ; Price's Sperm, P.arafine, Carriage and Bed- ■<• i room jCandles. "",. ; . \' We would call Special Attention to our m packets. The Teas are 'put up m China jjcome direct, and have, not suffered from the manipulations of European Blenders.; ;Teas m 'tins, boxes, .half -chests, &c, < Ail; Taraxacum -or ; Dandelion Coftdpsi' >'. James Laird's. Garden j Flower, and -Tree^ i'seedfli ■ 'Large stock of G. H. Thornton's r ' : Coirf ectioneiy :at Wellington prices. - > ,Ma'New Zealand Eope m coil; and "lines. . ' .*■...• -.>-: ■ '-ft I I ; ..-« (?f .^ Gpods promptiydelivered. .. Zt T^iifd ! 'Entirance west of the Clarendon i^i' i. ■■"...^ ( -f-jf-0.-pt^, . ■■'•■■••* i i ■'.•=; I " ; " .' I '.: pAlmerston ; ' !,':''/ i-" FA7JK CHAMBEES, THE- SQUARE.^ SUN(DA^#^PJ?EiSpEB Bth, 1885.1 .HTJBJEOT: i r S bA^RISO^ IN "HEAVEN." J '■' . iidi; one, J whb hath riot left a. ) '■'■ throne^-'' i!! .-': i < • ill Heaven, to/: dwell m darkness! ,1 r . )t tjhere,; n-ul :■'■'■' . ■ •■• •> -< :' : 'T ; '„ Bather than see his mates endurje" alone.? 1 ''• „ r , '" Bybok,',' !> '• iSi^cussion.' Cordially Invited; Doors open -at 6.SOi ' Commence at 7 pirn. Admission. Free. .. ; .r: ; : LIBE^IL t PLA^F6I&. 'I ' ' L6.O Jm A.O. ! •- H < ORIENT;*Ii!ODGE/-N6.;42j j /'i EEGUL IR-Meeting , : of ♦>this ! Lpdge will: be heldon TUESDAY.Evening 17th) Nov., at 7.^oVat Me. Lodge Booms,; Bank, Chambers. >•■■..•,;■;■••• . .--.{.;. ■