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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 45, 24 March 1877, Page 2

SALVAGE from the Late TT'IRE. JJ J. J. BE ATTY, being now rebuilding his premises m a very superior style, is desirous of stocking them .with entirely new goods. To effect a clearance of the Salvnge NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. Note the -Prices: All wool square shawls, from 7/6 Stays, m great variety from 2/6 ' Costumes „ from 5/Men's trousers from 8/Men's vests from 5/Men's coats from 10/Laflies' and -Gent's stockings and socks from 6d per pair Clocks (first-rate timekeepers), 6/Novels (a large assortment), 1/3 And a variety of other goods too numerous to mention, equally cheap. *#* Note the Aderess — NEXT TO THE BRIDGE, FOXTON. /^IHAFF ! CHAFF ! ! CHAFF ! ! ! CHAFF supplied m any quantity^ Apply at the paddock of Mr Thomas' Raymond. pEOfiGEI. SNELS-ON, AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER, Palmebston Nobth. "PUBLIC MEETING. .- v A Public Meeting will be held at the Residence of Mr Walter Baker, Rangitikei Line, on MONDAY, the 26th inst., at ' 7 o'clock p.m., to take into consideration the working of the Manawatu" Highway Board m No. 5 Ward, when the above and other, business of importance will be brought before the Ratepayers of the above Ward. Wm. McDOUALL, DONALD D. WALKER, WALTER BAKER. 1 20 th March, 1877. A TEA MEETING will be held m the Foresters' Hall, Palmerston, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 27th March, 1877, m connectionwith the OPENING SERVICES of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -after which a PUBLIC MEETING will take place m the Church, when the Revs. Ross, Duncan, Doull, Simmonds, Treadwell, and other gentlemen are expected to take part m the proceedings. v The Opening Services will be held on SUNDAY, 1 the '25th inst., when r the !Rov. Mr. Ross, "of Turakina, will preach looming arid evening. Proceeds to go m Aid of Buildins? -Fund.-:;:: :■" _. ''■' - ;\ , Tea on the tables at 4 p.m. Tickets, 2s. 6d. - ; , : , A CONCERT,- for the benefit of fb« Widow of the lateGH.AKLEs Trim, will be held m the Foresters' Hall, on. WEDNESDAY; ike 28ik inst., on which occasipn a number of select Songs will be sung , by lady and gentlemen amateurs . . Recitation s will also be given ;. the programme to conclude with a Farce entitled "The Music Lesson." - Tickets, 2/6, to be had at all the principal stores, > ' Doors open at 7;3O ; performance to commence at 8 c'clock.