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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 221, 28 March 1883, Page 3

Our Volunteers have been distinguishing themselves at Wanganui. The Chronicle states that on Good Friday "morning several children, who were foolishly straying in the roadway on Taupo Quay during the passage of ihe Volunteers up from the wharf, were Jcnockei down by Lieutenant Harnson's horse, which took it into its head to bolt as far as the Avenue corner. No one was seriously hurt, though a little child named Wright had its upper lip severely '.-' put. v \ "... Special Bazaar Notice. \ GrBAJtfD Concert, lasting ovee half an hour, will be given at the Bazaar, To^ Night and To-morrow Bight, beginning at Bf3o8 f 3O p.-m- sharp. Concert in room be-* fpnd the stage. Admission — 6d. Oiiange of Programme each night. Church -Bazaar, MR. SNELSON'S Express will travel to Stoney ■ Creek, Earerie, ; and Eangitikei Line, Totaow, for the purpose of conveycontributions to the Gift AucContributions thankfully received from all well-wishers. Property *■ Tax . Assessment. ALL unheard objections to the above in the Manawatu County, including Sandon and Carnarvon Highway district, will be heard at Feilding, Jon Friday, 30th \mb, at 10 a.m. • Wit, J- WILLIS, Chairman Board of Eeviewers. Jfarton, March 27, 1883.. "■■ ' TEUST MONIES, 00-f\r\r\ At 7i per cent &&\J\J\J and Sums ranging from dBIOOO downwards at 8 per cent, ready for immediate investment upon broad acres. #• HJEBBEET HANKIES, Solicitor, square.