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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 94, 12 September 1877, Page 2

"^^^^^^^^, COMMUNICATION BETWEEN FOXTON & WELLINGTON. S. 8,- " JANE DOUGLASS." THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.'S Screw Steamer, " Jane Douglass," having been placed m the Manawatu trade, will make regular trips between Foxtou and Wellington. " Good Passenger Accommodation. I. PLIMMEK, Manager, Wellington. For freight or passage apply to J. W. LIBDELL, Agent, Foxton. "VT" OTIC E. The Undersigned, us LAND and GENERAL. AGENTS m. Wellington for the Manawatu District, will execute with punctuality, and despatch air^ business entrusted to their care. : MONEY.— Various sums to LEND, at very low terms upon Freehold Securities. CffAS. POWNALL & CO. Office — Grey-street, Wellington. "OANK OF AUSTRALASIA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL ' ' CHARTER, 1835. A BRANCH of this Bank has been opened at SANDON, for the transaction of ordinary banking business. . E. W. MORRAH, Inspector. . 7th September, 1877. "DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. An AGENCY of the Bank of New Zealand will be OPENED at SANDON on MONDAY, 10th current. W. F. RUSSELL, Manager. Bank' of New Zealand, Wanganui, 7th September, 1877. QELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! RETIRING FROM BUSINESS ! J. J. BEATTY, Foxton, being about to retire f foin business, will offer for a limited period the whole of .his wellselected STOCE at;a-RUINOU3 REDUCTION. To effect a clearance no resonable offer will be refused. Gent's Trousers ... from 6s 6d per pair Coats ... ... „ 10s 6d each Shirts .... ... „ 2s 6d; do. ; Sox .... • ... „ 6d per pailLadies' Felt Hats „ 5s 6d each Ladies' Straw d 0... „ lOd do. Do. fancy dress materials 6s Od per yd. Do. Queensland Shawls 9s Od each. Clocks ... ... from 6s Od do. Watches ... ... „ 25s Od do. Saddles „£3 osod do. Remember — No reasonable offer refused. •Note the address — J. J. BEATTY, County Emporium, Foxton. N.B.— Lease and good will for sale. TjIOXTON CHORAL SOCIETY. First Concert, Second Season, 1877-8. FRIDAY, SEPT. 14th, 1877. PROGRAMME : O.veetube—" Burlesque Valse " (Two violins, nute & pianoforte.) Part Song — "The Joys of Spring " Song — " Susan's Story " (Mrs Colborne.) Teio -" Lightly Tread ; 'tis Hallowed Ground " Song—" The Gold Digger " (Mr Somers.) Operatic Choeus — " The Musketeers " (Fleur de Lis) ; Song — "Afc Rest " (Mrs Flower.) i Teio — " Hark ! the Curfew's Solemn Sound " Song—" The Message " (Mr Beatty,) Duet — " Friendship " (Mrs Smith and Miss Cook.) Song — " Warblings at Eve " (Mrs Davis.) Interval of Ten Minutes. Oveetuee — " Un Sospiro " (Pianoforte.) Quartettk— "Oh ! Bird of Eve " Song — " She Sang among the Flowers " (Miss Cook.) Operatic Chorus—" The Prayer " (Marsancello) Song—" Bide 'a Wee " (Mrs Smith.) Pact Song— "Ye Little Birds that Chant of Love "■ S©ng— " Little Sweetheart " (Mr Stevenson.) Duet — " When a Little Farm we keep " (Mr and Mrs Beatty.) Song— "Ever of. Thee » (Mrs Tansley.) Opeeatic Choeus — " Come, Old Comrade " (Faust.) National Anthem. Conductor ... Mr. Jos. J. Beatty. ' Front Seats, 2/- ; back Seats, 1/-. Doors open at half-past seven j Concert to commence at 8 p.m. TBIO LET for a term of years, about JL half a mile from the township of t Sanson, SECTIONS No. 45 and 46, well ' watered* fenced and subdivided, partly cropped and laid down m English - grasses'. Particulars on application to J, H. SPEEDY.