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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1347, 15 November 1884, Page 2

The R.M Court sits at Palmerston on Thursday next. ■ - / Mr J. Greenwood, dentist, pays his usual professional visii to Palmerstoa on Fiiday 27th Noyember. It is notified that the funeral of the late Mrs T. E. Walton takes place at 3 p.m. to^ morrow. The Manawatu Herald says it is reported Mr James Oliver, of. Moutoa, has bought the well-known racing mare Hineinoa. The Palmerston Borough Council meets; on Wednesday next, when u is probable the. loan proposals will be further considered. Members of the Manawatu Kil winning Lodge , are requested to assemble at the lodge room at 2.H0 p.m. to-morrow. We learr from the/ Advocate that Mr D. H. Macarthur, M.H.B. returned to Feildirig on Thursday night. The Herald states that Inspector James is confined to his room by a severe attack of rheumatism. It is probable arrangements will be made to hold a eciatch race meeting in Palmer atcn on Easter Monday. The Rev Father Des Chesnais is stated to have collected the sum of L2OOO in Christehureh in aid of St. Patrick'* College Wellington. ' Our telegrams to-day convey the gratify. ing intelligence that the necessary surreys I of the main trunk line are to be comcrenced at once, similtaneously from Marton and Te Awamutu. ' <*"e again, remind owners of racehorse* that nominations for the Manawatw Races close at the Commercial Hotel at 8 o'clock this evening. They must be addressed to the Hon Sec, Mr James King. The ladies and gentlemen belonging to the Palmerston Catholic Choir who sang at the concert on Saturday iiight assisted at the serrioes at St. Mary's on Sunday. The congregations were unusually large both morning and evening, and the beautiful music incidental to the services was rendered with groat taste and expresiion.— Manawatu Herald. The Holloway Sanatorium has been nine years ia building, decota'ing, and furnish' ing, and contains provision for four hundred patients, with separate sitting and sleeping rooms for each. Its cost was half-a- million, and it has an endowment of £50,000. In the Holloway College there is '• a fine art gallery, the contents of which have cost £100,000. And yet there are some who assert that advertising does not pay. Messrs Walker and Hatrick report as follows «n the Wanganui markets : — " Business in this market here still remains quiet, owing, principally, to local supplies of most lines being exhausted. Goctd salt butter is still enquired for at 7£U (kegs extra.) This is a good price compared with ruling prices in other markets. Old potatoesstill dull of sale, but stocks are almost nil in town ; oats, for good feeding sorts, 2s 10d io is per bushel, milling wheat, no demand whatever, except local — prices are 3b 4d to 3s 6d, fowl wheat, 2s 4d to 2s 9 A according to quality. — Maize, seed barley, peas and beans, good demand, . but 'none offering from local farmers. Flour £10, bran £4, pollard £4 10s, oatmeal £16, hay 60s, straw 25s to 30a, chaff 70s to 75s per ton." .. ' ■ , The following tenders were received for the cast" iron cylinders contract on the Wellington-Napier railways -Accepted : Kincaid and McQueen (Dunedin), £1112. Declined : Mills and Cible (Wellington ) £1164; A. S, Sparrow (Dunedin), £1282; Fraaer and Tinne (Auckland), L1367; J, Anderson (Chrutchurch), L1379 ; liuckie and a ons( Wellington), NLl449;' D. Murray (Wanganui). L1555; C-'Tudd (lhames), L1569; A. a d CJ. Price (Thames), L1699y NoKce is given of a sixth call of 6s per share made by the directors of the Manawatu Butter Factory. Mr W, Park, stationer, notifies the arrival of six cases by the mail steamer, containing, new magazines, Young Ladies' Journals, ice. Easily Proven— -Et is easily proven that malarial fever constipation, torpidity of the liver ends kidn yaj general debility, nervousness, and neuralgic ailments yield readily ter this great disease-conqueror, Hop Bittern. It repairs the ravages of disease by converting the food into -rich blood, and it gives new life and vigour to the aged and infirm always. See. Holloway's PiUs.r-Pure Bloodt^-rWhen th Blood is pure, its circulation calm and equal, and the nerve* well strung, we are well. . These Pills posses a marvellous power in securing these essentials of healtk bu purifying, regulating, and strengthening the fluids and solids. Holloway's Pills' .can ba confidently. recommended to all persons suffering from disordered digestion, or worried by nervous fancies, or neuralgic pains. They, correct acidity and he*rt-buin dispel sick headache, quicken the action of the liver, and act as alteratives and g*ntle aperient 8. , The weak and delicate may take them without fear. Holloway's Pills are eminently serviceable to invalids of irritable constitution, as they raise the aclion of every organ to iU natural standard, and universally exercjse a taltniag and sedative influence.'