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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1610, 16 January 1886, Page 4

As will be seen m our Fire Brigade report the Dramatic Club have generously come forward once more on behalf of ;a charitable object. The Club will give Jiheir next entertainment m aid of the Fire Brigade on the 17th March, St. Patrick's Day. The pieces to be performed will be "The Factory Girl," "a two-act drama, and the farce entitled "Mr Joffin's Latch Key." " , Service will tie held at the Lutheran"' Church , Palmersfcori, to-morrow at, 4l a^m. by Eev. C. Gaustad, and payer meeting at Mr T. Andresen's, Churchstreet, at 7;!p3n.; 5 ' 3 ■■ ■' y , Messrs Bridge and Lewis notify a cheap sale of boots arid shoes of every description iv tho Bank Chambers premises. The sale commenced to-day and rwill contin Je for a fortnight. The proprietors request' us to state that the shop .will be illuminated this evening till a late hour. ■■ ■•.•!> ■.■.:, .... 'I . : „.■'..-, Messrs Welch arid' -Go notify "the ar-' rival of the Charles : Dickens *C6mplete series of works. The volumes arrived b yKaikoura and have been forwarded to the stationery depot immediately the goods were unshipped. Subscribers who have ordered these works through Messrs Welch and Co can prooure them at their warehouse Broad-Street. We believe the older for this item alone sent lioiwe by th« proprietor amounted exactly to £100. ... A notice to property owners is inserted m this issue by the- Property Tax Department. The gambler lives on our hopes, the lawyer on our quarrels, the doctor on our ills, and the clergyman on our fears. The millenium will .throw those people, all out of employment.

A vory good rule amongst tlios • passed at lust nights Brigade Me< ting is oim to the -ffert tli.ttnnj 1 uietnlier appearinjj on ihw scene of a tire m nu inebriatu conditiuti shall be subjected to a fine of 20s and for a second offence expulsinii from the Bri^nde. We have to acknowledge receipt from the Government printer of a copy of the Land Att 18 <5.