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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1329, 24 October 1884, Page 3

Xji OEESTEES' H A LL. MONDAY, OCT. 27, 1884, . ; HAPPY HOUBsIiAPPY HOIJRS Tl/TB AND MBS HAKT and GomilVJL ', Ipany.,.after.aplenoa\enai1 pany.,.after.aplenoa\enai tour of the Außtralian Colonies, will appear m one of their choice enter tain» meuts. fDoorSQpen. at 7.30, curtain at- 8. Admission, 8s and 2s, . . ...- ',■.-. ■• W;. BENSON, ;l| ; ■-'.:■■ Business Mariaegr^ '-

UNDER" DISTKBS^ WARRANT -R.M. COUBT, PALMfiBSTON; , NORTH. FLTG-EllhV? PLTGfiB^ kliiCCffitt. 'CO AT 12 o'clock, noon ; to»morrow, (Saturday rh Qpt 25), • I ihall [sell at tfie Princess ' Hotel Stables, ■ -. ' * ' \^l y : Ul | 1 HENBY W. BAKEK, i : . ; ' V , Bailiff. } " Our God is a Consuming Fire." TOWN HALLi PALMERSTON. j SUNDAY, OCT. 126, 1884. jjttr George Safins (T^^tfstryikn Ee&turerJ TTJ7HO has just,. concluded highly 1 » successful seasons m Dune" jdin, vv ellingtan, and. Wanganui will deliver his startling TheologicON Astronomical- lecture^ On' <* r j GOD AND THE DEVIL, m \ And their Respective iJomes ,_ \ ■ : ;;-'HEAT^N/AND : HELL,;;-; ) Spoken' with' great success : in all' I cthe'principali cities o£ Australia; ;' ! The lecturer exarilines the fundamental^ doctrines ( o c Gh ristianity , ,and inquires into the character of the phristian God. Finds that the Bible narrations are n.»t based on hist^ric>lSfacts:an;d' explains >GhriS|j ii%nltheol6g.t to .iie the ..adapted ri§ tual of the,, ancjent fcunworshippers. ! He ' demonstrates the 'esoteric meaning of various Christian dog« tnas 7 exposes numerous false .; trans- r latlpns pf-Jthe Bible and, / showß' that there, is .only, one tirue r> reyelationr-r; . the^Bible bf^ature, : : ,i , : - • ! The antiquity .of man ; as shown, by the precession of equinoxes is dealt with and the- ceremonies of the Christiati church shown to coincide accura* tely witli. eternally recurring astronon mical phenomena. TLe lecturer will conclude with hig : : ; amusing sketch entitled I PUT Ji OUR TKUST IN CrOD, ' Doors open at 7.80, lecture at 8. : . Admission :. Is. £5 : FiVEPOUNDSiREWARD £5 fT]BE above reward wiU.be paid JIL "for information that : will lead to the conviction of the person who took my brown mare from Mr P.raU*S t paddock on Tiritea Line on 6r about' Friday morning, the 17th October, and rode. her. : .-■■.. T. H. CAVERHILL, : . i ; ! > i Palmerston North. Independent Order of ;Recliabites. SOUTHERN CROSS TENT, No. 46. BPEbIzVL meeting at 8 o'clock oiv Friday Evening, to consider tenders lor removal of Hall, ! " J. POAD, \ ■■■ ■ '■' ■::■-■ ;•■•, ■ ■. . ' Secretary. . ! 'NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. npAKES the present opportunity of LL thapkinji; the .public for the very fiberal ; patfonage accorded . him : since Starting m business, j»n,d begs to intimate that be has'remoyed to' p'remises near tbe;:Rbyal 'Hotels : The Btoik of Saddlery, Harness 1 , &c, i« one of the largest and best evor shp^nin/Palmerstoi);: > , : /j < % \ This will De sold at prices which mus!, command „^ " AH' repairs "executed withdeipatch, and prices moderate throughout. " o ;\ FoM ■'•SiiJt.i.— N eatsf oot ;pil, < Sof t. :Sp^>i\ Saddle Paste, &c. L-A. cheap line of : Spoiigesl <;) fc- ■vT=r-7 ;.,, Horse Hair purchased in;any quantities Note the Am>bess\ ; :. : SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER* i The . Squ¥f e> Pfllmeriton North ' and ; Feildlnjr. •■;.• -; eOipRCIiL HOTEL THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON <! . ...... -j ;«■ ..NQRTH^ '!'! :'!.! A i iIiHfS'HOUSB 'i' 8 noted aloag tie' ii.;: entire Coast' for the quality ot' tbe Accdmmo i datio'n,Wiheß,Spiritß, Aleß,&c. ' Special Apsrtmefats'for iPamilies, and.' every convenience for Travellers. ' '■•> ] J. WAIiKLET, Proprietor, *