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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1739, 21 June 1886, Page 3

' Thehiif-yearly meetiDsr of Fore«ter« *i|] tftepfwse to-morrow- eVeding,'at the uibbl «4e : «d place. J^ : 'J-"'l / .i 'C Signor lUnaud, Uio tminent edeotopatbiit, •pecwlijit, and tetanic practitioner, of the Ne* Zealand Ecleqti&Meaical In«titut», Aaohland, ;will riiit PalmeritonrNbrth on Thursday and Friday; Jnne 24th and 25th, and may be consulted it the Roy*l Hotel, ; Notwithitanding .the. inclemency of the weather the attendance af *the Lyeenni la«t ; ni^|if *ai abont equal to the two previons Sunday*. Several Feilding reiidenti employed a bre»t and drove bv«r to hear Mil* Oanipße]l'i lectore {on Freethon^ht , t. Obrjttanity. A ifrmLnnmbanq^^hQrit reiidents were al«w lit : ajt|idinc*. ; tTbe'lreatdt^ttention wu paid to the leetpreii, frequented J prolonged applauie was indoJgfd jn, and although the leetnre oc* capied nearly two hbdh ; the utmost attention' was evinced by the andienoe. Mill Campbell hut been induced to remain another week, and will deliver two lectures m the Lyceum on {Sunday next, the afternoon leetnre will be on " Ohsrles Bradlaagh, the man of the times." the piano used at the late private rebeftrul of the Choral Society was one of the celebrated Mjgnous kindly lent for the oeossion by the Palmerston agent, Mr Mowbray. The brilliant tone of the instrument was much admired during the corifortf - ' ' Fifty putengerahave booked for Klmberlsy by the Triumph. Over a hundred left Wellington 6n Saturday by the Wtkstlpo. The Tongariro reaohrdPort Chalmers from Plymouth yesterday? ' *■_ ."'■ ■: ■-'■ -" ' June 20th, was the fiftietU touiveraary of the 1 Accession to the Jritifh' throne of Her Moit Oraeioui llajrttN^^et^f^^,,