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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1599, 4 January 1886, Page 4

Late TT7: ANTED— lmmediately, a strong . VV 1',,- useful girl. Apply to Mrs McMinn, Cuba-street. ' • :' ' : . : TX7TA N,TED— On or bef qre Friday the . ;, .. xW ' '''S^mstanti tender^'f or 'the sup- f ply andtenection of a small Windmill' Pump! afi Karerfe. 1 For particulars apply ; to M. iCoHKX, Manager of Bsady Money Store, 'Paliuerstbri North. " '" v ' I v TXT ANTED .KNOWN.— A Carol Ser. VV j. vice will be conducted .at ..All Saiuta Cliur'fih on" To morrow (Tuesday) evening- commencing at 7 p.m. : . THEATKJi EOYAL, "/' • Paluierstoii North. Thursday; Afternoon, Jan. 7th (Por Ladies.) . . c ..Thursday Jan. 7th (For 't V i y'■ ' ■ ■' -. EOI T H O 9 & O R ifl AIU, j KJupAvn as the Escaped Ninr v Por six years a l^un, m St Joseph's - B $ -C/onA r ent, New Jersey, | . iWILL DELIVER HEB ; :. Startling and Instructive ,. if ! Lectures. J iSpsi "Lecture : Por Ladies Only — . "=The Secret Mysteries of the ■.. Confessional. The "Inner Life of Convents." Doors open at , Half- past Two; Commence at ''Three Seionji Lecture: Por Ladies and Gentlemen. "How and Why She Escaped. How She was Converted." Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock. y Admission— Reserved seats, 2s; Second seats, Is. Tickets will be for

sale at the Hall before the Lecture. ilf Edith O'Gornian's Books on ( - convent Life" and"Her Perils and Trials," can be had at the Lecture. MANAWATU EOAD DISTiRICT. mENDE^S are .invited for, the, JL privilege" of Cutting the grass *oh thel roads m the Manawatu Eoad OJistrict. fenders to be left at the Office jof ths Boarii before 10 o'clock tbnQStedinesday next. * M A. CLARKE, Secretary. , NjOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. TAMES BUCK, having taTcen' out Itl a! License, is prepared to contract fpr the removal of nightsoil, rubbish, &c, by the Month or Year. Wortjdone punctually and properly. All, orders promptly attended to.. . l^^Eirewood carted, and gravel brought at reasonable chai'ges; IJ , BEOVINCIAL HOTEL,, WANGANUI. M4iTIN O'HAR'A has much j pleasure m intimating to the. that he has taken the abp/v;e, old .established and most, centrally, ,sjtuated Hotel. ; >; . Lave additions have recently been made by the late landlady, Mrs E. S. Broughton, v aiyd- it v will be tlie en-: s deayour of the present proprietor to do all m Jiis ipower to give satisfac tion. ;:

Visitors may rely on : being called for early trains, and every. attenL>oii paid them. Charges Moderate. 1 ,; ' Mrs O'Haea will personally^attend to the cuisine/ ! ,