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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 8989, 22 October 1896, Page 3

Meetings, M © & rfs 1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. ST. ANDREW KILWINNINQ LODGE, No. 79. AN BMEBGENO? MEETING of the above Lodge will be hold in cht Masonio Hall thii (THUBSDAY) evening, 22nd Ootobet. The Lodge will be tyled at 7.30 o'olock punctually. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to attend. By order of the W.M. W. HOLDEN, Secretary. WANGANUI MUSICAL k LIIEBABY SOOIETYi SESSION, 1896. THE next Meeting will be hold in Trinity Sohoolroom on THUBSDAY NEXT, 28bd INSTANT, At 8 p.m. Subjeot-" Journal." j Musical Items. j E. W. HAINBWOBTH, Hon. Seorettry, THE WANGANuTeLEOTOBATbT MR A. D. WILLIS TNVITES his supporters at the coming -L election to meet him as under : — OASTLEOLIFIT-FBIDAY neit,2Brd instant, at 8 p.m.

FOBDELL-BATUBDAY next, 241h instant, at 8 p.m. MiXWELLTOWW-On MONDAY, 26th instant. OKOIA— THUB9DAY, 29th instant. UPOXONGABO — FRIDAY, 30th. instant. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. TBE usual Half-yearly Goneral Meeting of the Members of the Cosmopolitan Club will bo held od WEDNESDAY, the 28th Ootobor, 1896, in the Club Hall, at 8 p.m. Business :— Tho Election of Vioe. President, Five Membora of Commitfces, and one Auditor ; also, to - receive Report and Balance-sheet I for tne six months ending 80th 1 September, 1896. i t ___ FBANOIS BEAVIB, Seorotary. . | Public Notices. 4^9TOSCLIFF RAILWAY COM- \~> PANY. SPEOIAL TIME-TABLE FOR BAOS DAYS, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, 22nd 4 28bd OCTOBER. I Trains loavs as follows :— Leave Town. Leave Heads. 7 80 am 7.0 am 10.30 am 8 85 am 1.0 pm 11 30 am 2.30 pm 1.45 pm 5.80 pm 4.45 pm Exonrsion Rates — Adults (return), Is; Children (return), fid. BY ORDER. ALTERATION IN BUSINESS. HAVING purohasod tho Stock, Milling Plant and goodwill oE Mr W. Aiken, junr., I beg to announce) to my oustomors and the public, that the business hitherto oonduoted by me in Wilson Street will, on and after WEDNESDAY, the 22ab instant, be carried on at Mr Aiken's premises in St. Hill Street, wliote being undor moro favourable circumstances, I shall bo better able to meet all tho require, meats of the trade. Wmle hoping to retain the support of all my present olients. I trust also to be favoured with tha patronage of those who have supported Mr Aiken daring the many years he has been in business. W. G. BASSETT. With reference to the above, while thanking my many friends for the support acsorded me during tbo yean I hare haen in business, I wish to bespeak for Mr Baisott, to whom I have sold, a oontinuance of the same. Wh. AIKBN, JgNßt THE WANGANUI MEAT tfRBSZING COMPANY (LIMITED) NOTICE TO FARMERS. THE) above Company aro prepared to purchase fat sheep. Full particulars upon application. B, E. HIBBARD, Secretary. Register. Begister. EVERY PER9OS oyer the age of 21 years who has been three months in thedistrict can be registered on the Electoral 8011, free of charge, or transferred from other electorates to Wanganui, by filling in tha necessary form at too Stipendiary Magistrates Court, or at the shop of MR A, D. WILLIS, i Bookseller. I

\ COLUMBIA. TBLL MS THIS : When tho New York Woria offered a Bioyolo to the ]Q sucoeisful competU tors in a guessing competition, WHY did they nil ohoose COLUMBIAS t WHY did the War Department of tho United States ohooee to pay 100 dollars each for 00LUMBIA3, when they could get any other high-class American Bioycle for 80 dollars and less ? I can giro von tha names. I WHY did the importers of COLUMBIA 1 Bicycles into Canada have to pay 7£ per cent, more duty than those importing any other P I OAN TELL YOU, BECAUSE, at ie the c»Be of the Now Yrak World, the COLUMBIA is the most popnlar bike in the world. BECAUSE, as in the case of the U.S. War Department, the COLUMBIA is recognised by the scientific leaders in the mechanical cycling world to be the acme of perfection, and as near the milennium in bioycle construction as possible. BEOAUSE, as in the case of the Canadian importer, the importers recognised tha superior monetary value of the COLUMBIA, and knowing their saleable qualities paid accordingly. If these facts are sufficient to the Yankee mind as proof of the euperiority of the Columbia Bioycle, they will just fit iv with the idea of Iho cosmopolitan Britisher. Hail! HailT Columbia. D. DAYXE& ST. HILL STREET, WANGANUI, Agent for YEREX AND JONEB AND CO. LINBN Ticks for Bed* at a very low figure at B. Monlt's. WHEN y>,u want anything, go to E Mel 's first, you are »nre to see whatyo' 'tquire. pi DJiOOM Toilet Bets, at low prices, on JL> view in up-stairs Show-room at E Moulfs.