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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1589, 23 December 1885, Page 4

Late Advertisements. IN Bankruptcy.— ln the District Court of AVanganui (being a Local CV'iirfc of Bankruptcy) holdeu at Palmerston Xorth. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, LBS3," and Ahiendments thereof. Take notice that I, JOHN HENKY WALKER/ of Ashur.st, m the County of Oroua, late of Otaki,: general carrier, have this day fileliu the said Court at Palmerston North, a petition to be adjudged a baukrupt. Dated this twenty- third day of December, 1885. J. H._ WALKER. G-. F. Hawkins, Solicitor, Palmerston North.

CHXJItCII DAY SCHOOL. THIS SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED ox Wednesday, January 13, 1886. IX MR WARUUHTONS BUILDING, Matx-street. School Fees, Is Per WeekH. E. COPINGER. Ordina y Instruction will comprise Christian Knowledge ; English Grammar, which incudes Reading, Writing, Analysis, atul •Syntax of Sentences, Composition, &c ; Arithmetic, Geography, Physical and Political, History, lleligious and Secular. Extras *. Latin, French, Grennan, Shorthand, Euclid, Drawing, Elements of Logic. Head Master, Mr J. E. S. Ousley ; Mistress, Miss Hylton. THEATRE ROYAL, PALMERSTON. Boxing Night, SATUKDAY, DECEMBER 2G, 1885. PALMEKSTON MUSICAL & DRAMATIC SOCIETY. Salon a'Etliiope. Bones, "W". J. Haybittle ; Interlocutor, E. Johnston ; Tambo, J. A; Weight. 1. Overture — Specially arranged for tU<6 Society — Orchestra. 2. Opening Chorus — H For our own our Native Home"— Company. 3. Song 1 — " Dreaming of Homa "— J. Bett. 4. Comic Sons: (new) — "Keep m de Middle ot de Koad "— W. J. Haybiltle. 5. Song — " Massa's m the cold, cold ground " — R. Johnston.6. Comic Song—" Go and tell Maria"— J. A. Weight. 7. Song— "Let the Angels in"— \V. Archer. 8. Song — " A Flower from Mother's Grave " — G. A. Dungan. 9. Comic Sons-^" Brickbats never shall be Slates""— W. J. Haybittlo. 10. Song— Speak, only Speak" — Or. E. Hawkins. Finale. Pumistt, Miss Boylan ; MusicSl Conductor, Mr G. Kendall. " To Paris and Back for Mr Samuel Snozzle — W. J. Haybittle. Mr Spriggins — Fred Pirani. Mr Charles Markham — E. Johnston. Lieut. Spike, R.N.— G. Mitchell. Detective Pounce — G. A. Dungan. Joseph — A. R. T. Haultain. Telegraph Clerk — Railway Superintendent— M. Wrightson. Miss .Fanny Spriggens — Lady Amateur. Front Seats, 3/- ; Back Seat 3 and Gallery, 2/-. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs Welch & Co., and W. Park. Seats may be reserved at Mr W. Park's up to 9 p.m., Dec. 24, after that time on application to the Secretary. L. ABRAHAM, Stage Manager. FRED PLHANI, Secretary. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA. :, i -' 1 " By a thorough knowledge of the natural law . which govern the operations of digestion ami mitri tion, mid by si carefnl application of tlic flue proper ties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast thbles with a delicately-llavoured beverage which may save us nviny hesivy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious vm* ot snch articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies ;«re flouting | nround us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We mny escape many a fatal slinfMJy.kcep ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood -anil a properly notirished frame —See article m the Civil Service Gazette. JI;«le simply "with boiling water or milk. Soltf n packets by Grocers, labelled thus :— JAMES EF©§ <§: QQ. 3 HOMCEOPATniO CHPMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND, LOYAL MANAWATU LODGE, 1.0.0 F., M.U. rp.HE Eegulnr Meeting of the above JL Lod.L'G will be held m the Lodgc-roora on THURSDAY Evening, Dec. 24, at 7.3a OBOUA LODGE, .No. 180, U.A.0.1). rpHE Regular Meeting of the above _L Lodge will be held' m; the Lodgeroom, Mr Mowlem's Buildii^ga, on TUiC SDAY, 29th Dec, at 8 p.m. ' ■""" Business : Initiations and General. By ortl«r 11.0.0. F., A.C. ORIENT LODGE, No. 42. E EG TJL4.R Meeting- of this Lodge will be held on TUESDAY Evening, Dec. 29th, at 8 o'clock, at the Lodge Rooms, Bank Chambers, By Ord?r. "