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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 35, 17 February 1877, Page 3

NO T -: : 4^ 'G : ■-:_. {B; is hereby giveii that the. next 77 Sittingsof the ASSESSMENTGOUitT '; fo.r the districts within the County; o£, Manawatu will be holden as follows --^ Foxton Local Bo;ab.d DiaTErpr:.; r ; At the Court House* Foxton, on WED-" > NESDAY, the 7th day of March a 1877, at 10 o'clock m the morning. - :- ■ Manawatu Highway Board Distkict, '_ ANi)' " : "•'■ ' *•'•■•' ? Palmekston Noeth Locaij Boabi* I Disteict : At the Court House, Paimerston North, ; on THURSDAY, the Sfch day .of March, 1877. at 10. o'clock m the - morning. : • Manchesteb Highway Boaud Dis^ teict: r} At the Immigration Depot, Feilding, on FRIDAY, the 23rd day of March, 1877, at 10 o'clock m the mox'ning.; J . .. Given under my hand, at Marion, this ■ 13th day of February, 1877.. '! i ROBERT WARD, : . . Judge.) "\T .O , T ~ 1 C X . _x_ * ■ •The Manawatu Highways .Office. is now at the PUBLIC HALL, m the Square. • . . 30th January, 1877. T7IOXTON CHORAL SOCIETY. THE SECOND CONCERT 3 Will be given on' ■ . : WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21st, 1877. : IN THE PUBIFC SCHOOL*. : Peogeamme : _^>^^^^ Oveetitee — "Pas RedoiibJ^^K^ ?J . .. q l _«jj^«rtsnuling Morn " '' a^xrxj^^Tm leaving Thee m Sorrow, Annie •'....-, « TeFo— "Here's a Health to all Good Lasses " • , ■ Song — "As I. view those Scenes so Charming " Glee—" Mark the Merry Elves " Song — " Love Not " ' ...'... Duet—" I Love Thee " . Sokg — "Dreamland" / Glee—" The Erie King." " . Interval of Ten Minutes... „ . Oveetuee^" La Poste Qui9ri|leC'^' ' 'H> "~i. Pianoforte and Yiplin Glee — " Glorious Apollo " y; „ . ■ '-','_' Song — "Liquid Gem" ;■,!>.;'"' Teio— "The Bells of St. Michael's Tower " . ..." Song — " My Own, my Guiding Star" Glee— " Lordly Gallants " Song — " Home they brought Her Warrior Dead " Glee — : " Since First I Saw Yoiir Face " Song — " The Troubadour "■-..-'. Glee — " The Friar of /Orders Grey " National Anthem. • - Conductor : Mr J. J. Beatty. Doors open at half-past 7 ; Concert to commence at 8 p.m. Reserved Seats, 3s ; Second Seats, 2s ; Promenade, Is. MR S. E. MARS H Begs to announce to the inhabitants of Palmerston and sm*rounding districts, that she has re-opehed her business as DRESSMAKER, And added to it that of ■ MILLINERY, Having secured the services of a COMPETENT MILLINER Just arrived from Sngland. Mrs Ev Marsh thanks her numerous patrons for their past favours. " LADIES' OW Mi 'TERIALS MADE UP. Addeess — ■ • * • MRS. E. MARSH, - - Paboierston North. LOST.— A Black Tin BOX, with oval lid» lashed with new rope, and containing Books, and addressed to " Rev. Peter Wright Jones, care of Rev. John Standrin, Foxtori, .Manawatu, - Wellington, New Zealand." The words " Per ship Ocean Mail" pasted at the end. W^as put on board the s.s. Tui at Wellington, for Foxfon, on 10th instant. - Information concerning it will be thankfully received at the Office of this paper, or by Rev. J. Standrin, Foxtdn. He N..E.y V: E^ft b:y begs respectfully to infbrm'the inhabitants of ißunnythorpe neighbouring vicinity that he has" commenced, business there as a GerierarStbrekeeper, and hore-3 by strict attention to business to merit part of the pxtblic. support. JOHN" H A 11/R I S r Boot ai?d Shoem vk^Bi. ;-'..; In thanking; the public for the liberal patronage acedEcled to lvimj begs to an> . nounce that he hias Removed into hi s New Premises, near the Foresters / HalL close to the, corner _of= the. Squaix 3, where he.is.prepated to '.execute, orae rs with punetnaitty'aud despatch..^ , v"r