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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1724, 3 June 1886, Page 3

THOMAS HALL, The SQUARE, Pauierston North Family Grocer, Tea, Flnur, Crockery, IRONMONGER &c. and GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Tents and Plies for sale, or procurred to order to any measure. Orders Promptly attended to. THOMAS HALL. The Square, Palmerston North. THE PALMEESTON FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY STORE, Next the " BEEHIVE." —Oysters Oysters — Just Arrived, — a largo consignment of the above from Auckland. All Lollies Reduced. Prices now range from Brf to Is Qd per Ib. IFIfcTJTT OF ALL KINDS (IN SEASON). Summer Bripks— CIDER, 2d PER GLASS. Groceries of all Kinds. EEST BEEAD, 2±d PER LO AF. H. G^A^RJDES, PROPRIETOR. (NEXT BEEHIVE STORE.) THE PALMERSTON Bakea»y & Confectionery Est!>blssli!ißi*3at, (Opposite Bank of Australasia,) THE SQUARE, PAKKXiiSVOHT WORTS*, • Urn $2 I&±kssJlilA) 9 PROPRIETOR. piATERTNG for Balls, Suppers, Picnics. \J Parties and Public .Entertainments-, carried out efficiently under my ovm. supervision. Bread of First-Class Quality only &lade. WE:rasi:KrGiAXD ' BIRTHDAY ' AXES Made on the skostest notice. Wedding Cake Ornaments kept m stock. Fresh Semes and Buns Daily. Biscuits of all Kinds and of First-Class Quality m Stock. Ciystalizcd Fruit m Eoxes — a delicious dessert. This is a Genuine Fruit, coated with Sugar, and when once purchased is highly spoken of. Tangerine Biscuits, Orange Pastiles, Chocolate Bon Bons, Turkish Delight. I Chocolate Blocks with Creams, m every conceivable device. All the above Goods, both Confectionery and Lollies, are sold at Lowest Pries. All Sweets guaranteed to consist of only pure ingredients. 1 AsJmrst Family BUTCHERY. Prime Beef and Sffuttoti ALWAYS ON HAND. CASH PURCHASER OF 1 SKIN 8, HIDES, ANI TAL L 0 ¥ G. £. RUMBLE. PROPRIETOR. Mrs & Miss Mowbray Hare now opened the Premises m THE SQUAEE, PALMEESTON NOBTH, Lately occupied by Messrs Be^tlet Bbos. with a Select Stock of liAMIES REQUISITES, coaiPEisLsra Underclothing Corsets Baby Linen Fancy Goods &c. DRESSMAKING In all its branches. The Patronage of the Ladies of Palmerston and District is respect fully solicited. THE LADIES' DEPOT. March 12th, 1886. PALMERSTON I YO F U M BANK CHAMBERS, THE SQUARifi. SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE 6, 1886. Miss Ada Campbell. The Celebrated Australian Lccttiress. SUBJECT: "SUNDAY IN THE T.ISHT OF REASON; ITS USE AND ABUSE." AN Amusing Accoust of how the Chrittians tpeiid Suihlhv. This is the Lrclure which Miss Campbell delivered when the was ihreiitmed with a prosecution by the Queei'xland Goverutuenr, for Sunday clißrginjj; iiiso when threatened by (he Tasmuuitui G(iyermrient. The Biisbane "Observer" Bays: — " Misi Campkll- is a cltver elocutionist, and bei action and faniiil ezpressioa are such as onl] the highest drnmtitin «i lists exhibit, lie auguii^e ia rcfiued, polished, and beaniifn!." Poverty Buy ".Independent": — Miss Camp bell proves herself the ideal of a Irctnrets. Doors open at 7-30 ; Music, 7.45 ; Lectun 8 p.m. Admission, Is. TO CONTRACTOBS AND FARMERSTO LET, 600 to 700 acres of tui nip land for one Crop, as whole or m lots. For further pa] tipuJ§Xß apply to • tJQBN MoLENNAN, -,'OronA Pqws§.