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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1600, 5 January 1886, Page 4

McHbis Sieveiis~'aud (iuriuu hare had placed iv their hands' a doairuble property ut 40 acrett aiiuaud iv SStouuy Ci'c'elc. . . ■ . The Borough Council meets to-uiorruw eveuicg. The Manawatu Road Board will hold its meejiug at 10 a.m. to-morrow. Mr Freeman B. Jaekaou will hold an important auction sale of stock at the St Hill-street yards to morrow. Louisa Ald rich was the winner of the little girls race contested at the Friendly {Societies laut sports, the special c prize for which was presented by our new chemist, Mr Will iaum. v The Native Land Court is expected to c«mmence its m-xt sitting iv Wangun vi on the 14th iustaut, wheu Jndgeu U'l3rien\nd Puokey will preside. The Caledonian Society's Bports at Timaru on Saturday, were again well attended, and passed off very successfully. John Lewis, a garduer, and an oid resident, received serious iujuries on his head, just at the close of the proceedings. While the throwing of the 161 b hammer was going on it fell on his skull. He is fearfu ly . injured, and there is little hope of his recovery. In the Press Association report of Sue Waipawa "fire, the following occurs : — A small engiue, had it been available, whou'd have prevented the funherspread of the fire. The first inuings of the Australian eleven m 'their uiatch with Combined Victoria', closed for a total of 375 runs. General Prendergast arrived at Dhamo yesterday, and was cordially received by the Burmese. Mr t)e Frecinet has now undertaken the formation of a French Ministry, By latest cable news this =afternoon the frozen meat trade continues firm, and New Zealand mutton is as high as s£d per lb m the Smitbfield market. The wharf labourers' strike at Melbourne continues and is extending. Several steamers have had to.be. laid uo m consequence and freights have been raised. It is now announced that Bulgaria and Servia have appointed, delegates to arrange terms of peace; Late ! Advertisements. WANTED — Good Benchman for Sawmill, Otaki. Apply to E. S. Allar, No. 16 contract. BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. • •■ DOG REGISTRATION. IT is hereby notified that the Borough, Councils has appointed Thomas Jordan to be the Registrar of Dogs for the Borough ot Palmerston "North, during the ensuing tr^yelve months, and tha Council Office to he the Registration Office. BOBT, N, KEELING, i ::V ; \V{ ■ \ Town Clerk. v TO LET. AHOTISE and 40 acres pf ; land at Stoney Creek. Por pafticnlars I ' apply to 1 STEVENS & GORTON, MONEY. i: • TO L^ND on Freehold security at lewest' current rates of Interest B. TUDOK ATKINSON, • Solicitor, Bank Chambers, next Bank New Zea;land, Palmerston North. ' MANAWATU ROAD DISTRICT. rpENDISBS, ,are, invited for. the JL privilege ot Cutting the grasrf on the roads m the Manawatu Road District. Tender* to be left at the Office of the Board before 10 o'clock on "Wednesday next. . , , T' A. CLARKE, Secretary. PEOTINCIAL HOTEL, . WANGANUI. MARTIN O'HARA has. much ; pleasure m intimating to the public generally ) thatjjie ha|> taken the above 1 oldestablislieii-rtn^* mo6tcentrally situated Hotel. Lare additions have recently been' made by the late landlady, Mrs E. S. * Brough'ton, .<and- it ,will be the endeavour of the present proprietor to' do :alijin-his power to give satisfao tion. : ■ ■_ Visitors may rely on being called for early trains, and every attention paid them. , / Charges Moderate. Mrs O'Hara will personally attend to the cuisine. Fred. Bryant, . (Late j! Efeale,) BUTCHER, PALMERSTON NORTH.