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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1576, 8 December 1885, Page 3

i F«fiKHfcA!iif -Jm;_;VAt;Jtt.llOJl« |i -„:.- STOCK' i'SAiIS^FOR- DECEMBER. . I St. Hill-street :.> '• '■ '••. .. .. Weducsdiiy. 9 Waverley .. • f . ..*>W.:»y.. IS I S.t iii!! : .<troet ..-:■ . „.v , ... IV-^i. Wodnus.l.i.v. T& j. • And -.it' St..riLH-stre<Jt ercty'Siiturduy, for Horses, I " Drays, Harness, and l'Dultry. I FUBEMAN K. JACKSON. Auctioneer, Witiis'itiiuinud Wuveriev. TO-MORROW. ST. HILL STKEET SALE YARDS : WEDNESDAY, <Jth DECEMBEE. At Noon. FREEMAN R. JACKSON will sell by public auction as above — 60 3 and 4-year old bullocks bO Empty Cows 80 mixed yearlings GO s>(iod yearling steers 800 wetliers 700 good forward wethers GO fat wethers 40 fat wethers 2 large and 30 small pigs FREEMAN R JACKSON, Auctioneer. ADVANCE ASHUEST. . NOTICE. POHANGINA GOLD AND SILVER REEFS. r MHE undersigned is prepared to JL arrange with Prospectors and others visiting the Pohangina Heefs, for the Su])ply and Delivery at the Reefs, of Stores, Digger's Tools, &c., m any quantity. A supply of Pack and Saddle Horses always ready for immediate use. Charges Reasonable. A Passenger Coach will leave Ashurst for Palmerston on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, returning from Palmerton at 2.30 p.m. Siugle Fares, 2/6 ; Return do., 4/-. A Boarding-house with every convenience for the Travelling Public m full swing. T. NELSON, Post Office Store, Ashurst. THIS EVENING. NOTICE. A MEETING- of all persons interested m the Fovma ion of a Choral Society m Palmerston North will be held at the Bank Chambers on TUESDAY, December Bth, commencing at 8 p.m. A full attendance is specially requested. Signed, — G-. Kendall, Francis E. "Watson, A. A. Watson, M. Hoe, M. A. Leigh, W. U. Healy, R. Johnston, and M. Cohen: REGISTER! REGISTER! EVEKY Elector should see that Ills name is on the Electoral Roll. Forma of registration may bo had at the Standard Office. BfiTIBOG FIIOM BUSINESS. • Clearing Sale! Boots, Shoes, Slippers, mid Goloshes. "TIHE largest and most varied assortment JL m Palmerston, to be hold at the Theatre Koyal, commencing THURSDAY, Nov. 26th. Store-keepers making an offer for the whole or part of the Stock, which is good and new, will be most liberaly dealt with. The following list of prices should make glad the Hearts of "parents with large families. Ladies' Kid Boots cost 9/-, now selling at 5/6. Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes cost 9/, now at 5/0Ladies' Kid Carriage Boots cost 6/3, nowa : t4/6. Ladies' best quality Prunella Boots from 5/6Ladies' Evening Shoes at half-price. Girls' best quality Kid Boots cost 7/-, now at 4/6Girls' Patent Dress and Strap Shoes from 2/6. Infants' Boots and Shoes from 1/. Gents' best quality Kid and Patent. Gents' Boots hand-sewn cost 17/6, now at 10/6. Gents' Calf E.S. 11/6. Gents' Calf Walking Shoes cost 9/6, now at 7/6. Gents' Strong Blutchers from 5/9. Gents' Watertiehts cost 15/-, now at 12/6. Gents' and Ladies' Goloshes per pair : .2// . . Youths' and Boys' Boots to be sold far below cost price. S. Fag-an, PALMERSTON LYCEUM. BANK CHAMBERS, THE SQUARE, QUARTERLY MEETING. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1885. SUBJECT : "THE DEVIL." " Mythological Origin of the Serpent of Genesis and Great Red Dragon of Revelations." —By T. R. WALTON. "Time erases the fictions of unfounded opinions ; but confirms the judgmnntß which are m accordance with truth." The Clergy are invited to discusa the above subject, Discussion Cordially Invited. Doors open- at 6.30. Commence at 7 p.m. Admission Free. LIBERAL PLATFORM,