THE MANAWATU STANDARD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 18S4
The 1 Anglo-Australian' In the Europpan Mail j»t.-»tes that emigration business
is quieting down, naturally, at this par*
ticular season at the offices of the AspntGeneral for New Zealand. During the
present month, however, three steamers
go out as a kind of clearing off of emigration work on hand, and something like
700 well well-chosen emigrants will be
Railway Changes.
SECONDEDITION LATEST CABLE NEWS.
Standard Office,
"Wednesday 4 p.m.
[Feilding Star.]
Special to the Standard..
The following are the changes to be
[Under this /leading will he found tJie made m the railway staff during thi.s
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
latest items of netvs by cable re- month. Difr McKenna, at present
ceived through Reuter's agency, stationed at Greatford, will take charge
PORT OF WANGANUI.
and forwarded only to the of Halcombe, and Mr Bowes, from sent off.
STANDARD, by special arrange- Halconvbe, will proceed to Manutahi,
Aponizing Neuralgic Pains. Baxters
ABRIVALB;
ment.']
is appointed as Relieving Officer, m ■Anti-M'leuraleic Pills have been named by
April29—Stormbird, from Wellington.
place of Mr Robinson, who is appoint- the public " Magic PilU '' on account of
OLKAHED.
(by elkfiteio telegraph—copyrioht.) ed to Foxton as Assistant Station their marvellous action m curing Neural" April29—Stormbird,
for Onehunw.
Master. Mr Bass, from the South gic, Toothache, Scwtica, Lumbago, and
(reuter's telegrams.)
April 29— Wallabi, for Wostportand
Island, will take charge at Palmers ton. other Neuralgic pain?. To be hart of all
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London, April 29.
Greymouth,
Jones, from Paloa to Greatford. chemists and storekeepers,or post free on
Mr
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sturepg. J.
Kennedy,
PBOJZCTBD DBPABTUBBS.
the
from Foxtou to "Wang- receipt of 19 or 44 postage
Royal
Prince Mr
Highnesses
Their
street, Christ*
Chemist,
Baxter,
VictoriaFor Wellington.
and Princess of Wales, and family, left anni,as clerk m the DistrictManager's church.
London yesterday for Darin3tadt, Ger- office.
Hula,to-morrow.
many, where Her Majesty the Queen is
For Westport.
MEMORANDA.
now residing.
on
Saturday.
Manawatu,
How He Changed.
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Belgrvde,April 28.
For West Coast.
Satubday, 3rd May.
Tho Archduke ftudolph, Prince ImOreti,afcan early date.
(American Paper).
Mr G. M. Snelson's stock sale afc the
peiial of Austria, arrived here to-day
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yards. Sale at 12
PORT OF WELLINGTON.
en route to Vienna.
from
Poor-clad woman— Mr Lawyer, my Fitzherbert-street
noon.
burglarly.
was
reof
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Imperial
Highness
cordially
goal,
son is m
accused
His
RXPEOTBD A.BHIVXL3.
want you
ceived by the King of Milan, and known Ibat lieis innocent. I
.him. Inm poor, but—."
MAIL NOTICE.
Direct steamer British Kin* left numerous/efea have been organised m to defend "
Plymouth 15th March for Auc'ttand;Vic- his honour.
Lawyer
Iread an account of the
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tory,leftPlymouth, March 19, for WelEnglish mails "per Tongiuiro will
papers. Tbe case
ciime m the daily poei'ns
lington andPort ChHlmers ; Aorangi, left
lam
cloaehere
at
p.m.
clear.
to-nicht 7Ab
your
— son
Pijmoutb, March '27jfor Port Chalmers.,. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. against
GEORGE INNES.
can attenJ
very busy don't sefe how I
left
Postmaster.
Lady Mabel, (via Auckland)
Better,
him
to
advise
to the. matter.
,/Sew York J7th November; Claribel,
Egyptian
The
and
himself
on
the
throw
plead
guilty,
Question.
2, for Wellington
left New York January
woman
and Auckland ;Parnell left New York, (jiy blrctric teleobarh: copybi&ht.) mercy of thecourt." Poorly-clad
saying, lam poor, but
"as
I
was
January 24, for Wellington and Lyttel*
GOOD AND CHEAP.
(rkuter's telegrams) :
a roll of Iills
that
his
friends
ton J Lurline, sailed February 28 ;Auckhere's
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April 29.
land, sailed February 6 ;Phceuix, sailed
made up, ami—. 1 Lawyer— Ah !
The date has not yet been fixed for Now
fromDeal, February 6.
that Ithink of it, there
the meeting of the projected conference were, some
defects m the proof. REAI>\ MOJEY STORE.
CHALMERS.
AND
PORT
FO» LTTXBI.TOK
of European Powers regarding Egypought to be 'defended.
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he
Friday, noon.
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tian affairs. Negotiations are still pro..
''Kotorun, Monday,
might- disagree." Poorly-clad
jury
The
3
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ceeding with iIW view of deciding what
ARRIVAL
uncle says be will pay'
questions shall be brought under the woman— His
Fob MBLBotrRN* via South,
you.
given
~
as
Thave
again
Shipment
of N/ew and
you as much
,
— "Madame,I
Manapouri,Monday, noon.
consideration of the plenipotentiaries, Lawyer
think he ought
Seasonable Goods, comprising
Wair«r«pß, May 32tb, noon.
but difficulties are now being raised by lo have a fair trial. Iwill immediately
FobPioton and Nelson.
theFrench Government which demand apply for a writ of liabeas corpus nunc
HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY.
Wanaka, Thursday,noon.
tht>ttheEgyptian'question m itsentirety pro
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your
believe
and
certiorari
tune
Rotorua, Monday, noon.
shall be open to discussion.
orphan son is innocent. No jury will MILLINERY !
HOSIERY
Foe Napiib, Gisbobne xnd- Auckland.
send him to pii.son on the slight proof
Southern CroBS, Tuesday, 3 p.m.
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prosecution.
by
the
Fatal Accident.
to be offered
Botomabana,Friday, 6 p.m.
SUPERIOR CLOTHING.
will give you a receipt for the money,
v
Fob Tabanaki and Manukau.
feelings
press
of
the
and
.to
the'
better
(united
association;.)
:,
appesil
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Wanaka, Thursday, noon. v
Fancy Goods.
Napier,.This Day.
jury. Sond his uncle to me at once.
'"■ Hawea, Thdreday, May 8tb t 6 p.nu- v .
"Wallace,
Mrs
was
last
73^
Foe Lktuka and Suva (Fur)
Kaiapoi, Roslyn, and English
Penguin, (from Auckland/ 6a Monday .Friday standing over the kitchen fire
at her residence, Petane, when her
Action for Slander.
Mayfe.
Flannels and Blankets.
dress caught fire. She ran outside enFob Sydney.
velopedm flames. Her screamsbrought
' Rotomahana,
fund is being
understand
that
a
We
Friday,5 p.m.
but nob before her clothes raiso'l by public subscription, the ap- One Penny m the Shilling Discount.
Wakatipu, Thursday, May Btb, 3 p.m. assistance
were burnt off. She diedto-day.
peal beiug very liberally responded to,
FOBWESTPmT AND GftEYMOUTH.
to defray the expense of an action for
p.m.
Mahinapua, Friday, 3
slander
m the:SupremeCourt*; -to. be READY MONEY STORE.
Takapuna
The
Inquiry.
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by'
CoiiStable G-illespie,m selfbrought
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(UNITED PRESS. ASSOCIATION.)
vindicatipn,
against the person who so
Bluff, April 29.
Extraordinary Evidence.
—
falsely maligned" him to his superior
Immediately, grazing
Arrived— Rotomahaua» from Mcl' j
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for 500 lamb?. Apply office
officer. We hear"that the initiatory
(united press association.)
bourne.
Dunedin, Aprjil 29* . proceedings have already been taken, OfSTA>D*RD.
(by electric telegraph.— copyright.)
the person refeiietl to beingcalled upon
:
The Takapima inquiry was continued immediately to withdraw andapologise
telegrams.) :
Melbourne, April 29, . all to <lay. The evidence of the second for the fahe and malicious report that
Sailed, this afternoon Union steam- mate was that the.steamer strupk twice was latelysent toheadquarters. Some of BUY YOUR BLANKETS
off Cape Egmont light, on the 23rd the incidents that may be elicited m
ship Tarawera, for Bluff.
AT
November, but slightly. Captain Jones evidence will give the public sometold
and
say
nothing
it,
him to
about
thing to talk about fof a long time
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
to deny it to everybody. He thought after.
they were too close to land at the
'* The l?ew ZealandLoan andMercantile time.
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'i^encyCompany, Limited,.reportas foliowi of the Sydney Markets.
Wool----Small sales at late rates, with
Police Changes.
feature* of interest to chronicle.
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Sheepskina.--Market fairly active at'
Constable Gillespie last' night veup to 6Jd por lb, for best.
ccived
orders to remove to Feilding
demand,
with
less
Tallow. A fair trade
competition on the part of shippers. We to-morrow,his place heve being filled
quote :— Beit mutton. £33 10* per ton ; by Constable Manning,of Bulls. This
be»t beef, £31 15s per ton.
is very short notice, and whatmakes
Butter.— Prime new butter has had a the hardship of his sudden n-moval all
atour Friday's the
ifobA deal of attention,andfollowing
greater i< the fact that Mrs Gillessatisthe
auction we obtained
state of health is *uch that she
pi<vs
spirited
competition
:
factory rates, after
Prime wild New Zealand, m Austra- does, not know one moment from
New another when locomotion will
for
lian kegs, is 7£d per lb » aud m
lb ;fresh her.impossible, there being 'also seven
Zealand kegs, Is2d to Is5d per
per lb; othei children to look after, besides
roll m pickle, Is s£d to la 6|;inferior,
Common salt, lOd to Is per lb
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packing up, &c On the whole, the
8d to9d per lb.
trouble, annoyance, and inconbushel,
to
T>er
mated
69
np
Oats.-— With
venience that have bfen caused
oats
heavy
surprising
that
hardly
it is
the instrumentality of one
should have taken a spurt m the ritfht through
direction. Business has been done m evil disposed individual m the combright potato sorts at from 3s Idup to 3s munity are enough to cause a display
the marketbe- of.popular indignation. Much sympathy
4d for very prime samples,for
inferior and is felt with Mrs Gillespie, for whom
ing only lightly stocked J
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little
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off«co lor 'sorts there has beenbut
temporarily
demand, m fact there is difficulty m quarters will have to be
as
removal
is out of
provided,
for
her
description,
even
at
realising the latter
the question for sometime -to come.
the low'figures quoted m our last.
"Wheat. A shade firmer, sales .having
■■■ hem made of primeNew South Wales up
Oroua County Council.
*o4s 4d.
, Bran and pollard again easier under
the influence of increased local stfppltea. '
(Special to- the Standards)
.Quotation:Ujritto 12d.
Potatoes. Victorians arem good sup- ; .
Feilding, This Day.
ply, and are tellingat about £3 per ton;
meeting
the
of the Council to-day,
At
Cheese (duty, 2d.) We have made
the councillors were present with exconsiderable sales of New.Zealand, for all
ceptioD of Or Bailey.
which there is now a fair demand. We An
took place be*
qtrota "— Primest New- Zealand,,8d toB£i ':tweenanimateddiscussion
Cr Engels and the chairmanre pas*
lb
quality,
7d
per
per lb(d.p.); second
sing ofvouchersforpaymentof Kavanngh'B
(4p)
contract
at Fitzherbert.
motion to
New Zealand Tow.— No sales to re- have the payment held overAwill be made
port.
the lunch adjournmentby CrEngela
Jjops (duty 3d.)— W« hear of a few after
with.amendment to paw the vouchers by
aales «t 13i to 14d per lb(d.p.)
Or Macarthur. No veryspecial business
-■"r.- riEunguJ.r— No improvement to report.
up,
;
We,
yesterday,
submitted has yet come
Timber.
190,000
feet of
240,000 feet of Kauri and
Redwood,, when the following prices
Education Board.
were realised'—Dressed kauri (seconds)
16s to 17s 6d ;rough, do10s 6d to 17s
according to size. Sales, about 100,000'
The usual monthly meeting of the
'feet. Redwood— lto 6 inch dear, unplaned,17a 6d. Sales, about 85,000 feet. Education Board wan held m the
.175 sugar pine doors, 2 feet 6 inches x 6 Board's offices yesterday. There were
present Messrs Watt (m the chair).
zIJmche°, at 11s 3d.
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Sanson, Sir W. Fox, Ross, Bridge,
Government Life Insurance. Snolson, Carson, Taplin, and Bate.
The Wellington correspondentof"the
South Australian Register says :— It
has been discovered that the New
Zealand Groyernment Life lusurance
has been on the whole.a gigantic mistake. The Depaitment has been so
much;more expensively worked thanis
the case with the general run of life
insurance companies thai, as lives now
is
come to fall m,, the Department
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found to be a losing concern. Inthe^
next sessiou a proposal will probably
be made to hand over,, the* business to
The
"ome well-approved Company.
Government will,as a matteroi course,
hold itself i-espoosible for the risks
; ifhich have been accepted andare still
.:iQa.tQring It is contended that the
Government has no more right to take
jup A life insurance business than it has
: to.go m .for covering- marine risks or
fop starling woollen factories or flourjn\\\l.. As evuleucing:how expensively
the Department has been worked, the
returns asked for show that the Commis}k>ner, whose work is andwhose
responsibility is next 10 nil, receives
£800 a year; that the Aptuary, who
works upon tables already provided for
him,receives £600 ayear ;and that the
Inspector of Agencies last year received
over £2000 m commissions. Public
feeling reaches to strong indignation
against the Department, and demands
large modifications or total abolish-
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Appointed Committee.— fThe following business was transacted m committee : Bulls : The appointment of
Miss Lash and Miss Campion was confirmed, and the request of ;the committee as regards Mi«s Begg "was
agreed to. Makino Road :Miss Bartholomew was recommended to the'
committeo to replace Miss Lash. Moutoa : Mr G ~W. Robinson, of Auck
land,app-ied for a country school under
the Bb.ml. Resolved, That Mr Robinson can offer himself for examination,
and the present teacher can be continued for one month. The Board
will expect the Committee to provi 'c
board and residence for the teacher,
seeing thesalary is so small, Feilding :
The appointment of Miss Prendergast
was agreed ta Palmerston : Marion
Sclioffield eppliod for any vacancy ait
Palmerston. Resolved to place her
name on the list..Makino Valley_: Mr
Prideanx's resignation was accepted,
and the vacaucy left to the Inspector
to fill.
Retrenchment
Resolved "That, with the exception of tender already accepted by the
Board, no more mopey be voted for
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The BonMarclie
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of out
Writes the Bulls correspondent
* v
o lees than
Feildiug contemporary:
. aixxuaes of paralysis liave occurred m our
inklst within thel*st ,few weeks, jand iii
The People\s Cash Warehouse.
two of the cases the sufferers are quite
helpless. Such a numberof cases' of this
awful disease call for an investigationby j
our medicalmen.'
If was an open secret m Pulmerstun on
Monday night, (s.tys the Sttfr) that tar and
IN
feathers would probably be the portion of
Mantles,
Costumes, Ulsters,
busy-body who is accredited with
'the
pulling the wires' to obtain the removal
and
Dress Stuffi),
of Constable Gillespie, We hope tbii
pnnishtuent will not be attempted, how*
AT
evei well deserved. We are sure that
to
Gillespie
wouldbe
the
first
Constable
stop such a piece of brutality. Much
better to burn him meffigy or ride him on i
a rail.
According to the Peilding paper, the
Inspect Our Shoiv Room.
proposed removal of Constable Price is
not to be effected withoutan effort from
the settlers m the Borough and surrounding districts to prevent it. Two petitions
FOR.
against the removal are now being circulated, to which upwards of 300 signatures
have already been obtained.
It ia very seldom that one hears a really
good genuine Irish bull. Much raerritnent was, however, caus d at the Wel»
TRY
lintjton Jtt. M. Court lecently by the
statement, m cross-examination,of a witness named Murphy, wlio said that he
oould not renumber when a certain thing
happened, because he did not, know what
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day o! the week Good Friday whs on.
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fruit-canning
NOTICE, ■'■ "
business m America
The
inception
from
is said to have derivedits
a visit to Pompeiiby a party of Cincinna*
is laid on Town Sections
tiaus, who were there many years a«o
190, 192, 194, 19G, 198,
Nos.
when the excavations were just begun. In 241, 242, 243, 244, and on the Hokothe pantry of a houae werenumerousglass
jars of preserved figs. One was. opened, whitu Native Reserve.
and foand to be fresh and good. Thehint .BICHTEK, NANNESTAD, & Co.
was taken, and the next year canning was
introducedinto the United States.
rnooTHACHE CCJRF, 1/6; RemThis ia Mr Dwan'a defiuition of the JL ing'ton's, Ransitikoi-street.
difference' between a reporter and an
editor ; The reporters,gentlemen,' siiid
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he, 'are all right. Their work will be
doneall right. These papers must have a
Btaff of reporters. They are men of
ability. But an editor he is only a man
of Boap, gentlemen.'
The Education Board sat from 10
o'clock yesterday morning until 10 last
night, and then adjourned till 10 ibis
morning,
We are requested to state that theRev.
SEASONABLE NOTICE.
J. C. Dodwell will preach at the ThanksChurch
to»
giving service at All SainL'a
SUMMER BEVERAGES.
morrow, service commencing at 8 o'clock.
The offertory will be devoted to the funds
W. H.
of the Terrace End Sunday echopl,
A respectable well-behaved lad is
to draw the attention of the
wanted at the Standabd office, j
public of Wtmganui « and stir"In- reply to a letter from the.Borough rounding districts to the followinglarge
Council the lessee of the Foresters'. Hall, variety of
has promised that thenuisance lately alluded to m the Standard shall be uERAAED WATER?, CORDIALS, &c,
abated,
which he is now produotng at the Sf.
£n advertiser wants grazing for 500 Hill-Street Cordial Manupactoky.
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lambs.
OORDIA.LS.
Additions are made to the catalogue of
Ale ' Ginger Wine . Lime Juice
Mr Snelson's Fitzherbert stock sale next Ginger
GiiigerBeer Ginger Brandy Sarsaparilla
Saturday.
Lemonade Rsp'y ViaegarUasp'y Balm
holding
The Oroua County Councilis
SarsapaTil!a Pine Apple
BITTERS.
its meeting at feildiug to-day.
Tonic Water Peppermint Orange
Stoiighton
Although there i? a cry for practical Raspberry ade Cloves
Wine Stomach
there is Seltzer Water Quinine
education, it wouldappear
that
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Lemon Syrup Golden
very little of the practical m the de- Cider
Potass Water Rsp'y Syvup jSt. Domingo
mand. A Wellington firmadveitised recently for an office boy, and, within a day
of the announcement appearing, over a Specia-l attention is drawn to the new
score of boys applied for the situation. It Phosphated Sparkling" and Non-Alcowould seem, after all, that tbe real want holic Drinks introduced for the Season,
is a Brace where a living can be earned
ANALEPTIC. ANALEPTIO. .
withoutdoffing the coat*"
SQIU,
The EuropeHnMrtil states:ln continua- Try FOSTER'S
tion of his task of walking; tjfty miles a
steam power.
produced
by
day for one hundred consecutive days,
Sunday excepted, Weston walked on
We
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The Bon Marche.
COLONIAL CLOTHING
Bpu Marche
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new buildings, additions to buildings,
fences, or clearing school grounds, till
Marsh 8 from Brighton to London, thus GINGER ALE m pints, balf-pint%
the Government have informed the voluntarily adding thren milea to his
and quarts.
Board as to the building grant for the ordinary day's journey. He: bns now
year."
completed 4900 miles'. Weston is a total Orders attended to with promptitude.
abstain"!*, and, wh»t is stranger, he never
It was further resolved— That m the makes a, wager
on his performances.
case ot the works authorised but not
WANGANDI STEAM yERATED
At Meß.*rs Stevens and Gorton's stock
carried, they be a first charge on the
FACTORY
sale at Feilditig yesterday afternoon ther«
HILLfSTfIKET,
ST.
WASGANm*
building fund should there be one.
bidding
was a moderate attandence. The
It was decided that printed circulars (says the Star) was iwv slow, and a goud
LIVK ■ fl^l>,
be sent to every committee, enclosing number of lots both of cattle and she* p
\ Ml JUuHodouble,
m.
Those
sold
were
at
pHSsed
boxee,
;
were
J\.
1/1/9 ;Remcopies of the resolution passed hy the prices somewhat below the average.
ington's, Rangitikei-street.
IndigettioD andLiver Complaintfl. For
these complaint* Baxter* Compound
act*
Quinine' Pillshave proved a specific,
ingpowerfully on theliver and mildly on
the, atomßob, Sold everywhere, of post
free from J. Baxter, Chrietchurob, for 19 Board.
pr 4£ »t»mpfl.
Grass Seeds
Grass Seeds!!
Grass Seeds !!
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SATURDAY, 3rd
ARRIVED
G.
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M.-S~
MAYj,
OATS, CHAFF,
COOPERM BUEEP DIP,
Also,
Few Boxes Tea, @ 16/6.
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Main street, on
is
WANTED COLUMN m tho
erected a good 'four-roomed Cottsige
with double fire-pbioe. Also. Section
Standard is intended chiefly for
1042, 4^ acres, Park Road. Apply to, the benefit of those seeking or offering
Wanganui.
Ij
A -It GR S T
<^edi»trict,
I
THE
situations, though othe^advertisements
will be insprted iv it at the uniform
rate of SIXTEEN WOJtt)S for ONE
SHILLING pei- insertion prc-paid,
eighteenpeuce if booked.
Ordinary advertisements at thesame
rate of charges wfll- be inserted m any
part of the third page, when specially
arranged for.
The Wanted Coiumn- of the Manawato Standard: is admitted to be the
best means of obtaining a wide and
E. BRIGHTWELL,
&
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prominent publicity forjannouncements
that can be had recourse to m the
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District.
To en*sure insertion, orders from
tho country should be,;'accompanied
with their value m stamps.
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FOR SALE.
SUPPLEMENT.
to
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TVTANTED To soil 50 or GO
Vy- Roimiey Marsbewcs m lamb.
at this Oifice, or P.O. Box 35.
mat-
ter with next
M. SNELSON,
Auctioneer.
of the
one tp know that
JM,
the
:
Special quotations for large quantities.
out a nice assortruenL of
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Excellent
fi j^L
A-^Portable
ii^J Steam En-
8.-LKIGH,
Manager.
>*w.
Mph~vlvian7~
to.se p h tt itia n
first-class order.
Apply to
G. M. SNELSON,
Auctioneer.
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
Palmeus-toi* Nohth.
Squarb,
The
WANTED.
Prompt rendering of account sales a
speciality.
— Front of Foresters Hall TO
Apply
Lease, with purchasing clause,
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G. M. SNRLRON,
Auctioneer.
OROfTA COUNTY COUNCIL.
ChafT. Cliaft; Chaff*.
is hereby given, m accordance with sections 49 and 50 of
Sandon Chaff always m
"■ The Roads
and Bridges Construction
stock and on sale at nay rooms,
Act, 1882,°' that the Orona County
Council propose to construct the road the Square.
G. M. SNEI|SON.
known as the Bunnythorpe-K^hanga
Road, and th>t the estimated cost of
the parts;for which a special rate over T I.SLT n'OF T) tt UP E P.TIES
NOTICE
HARRIS'S
[
cert.in properties m the Tnotiui Riding
is now required is £1820 7s lOd.
The yearly payment required to be
FOR SALE
made thereon is £45 10s 2d, and the
BY JfHE UNDERSIGNED.
amount of s ecial rate required to meet
such payment is one-third of a penny | 130 Acres of ii?gh,:-dry land, E.aim the £ annually on the rateable value
ranga Block.
of the following sections m the Taonui
Acres improved land, :Filzher175
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riding, viz.: Sections 431 to438, &I' ■■'■
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to 519j 533, 534, 541,t0..548,586, 587, 1 ; 365 ket*B land, Fitzherbert, 100
598, 599. 1555 to 1561, 1563, 1566,
~~acres m
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1567, 1569, 1570, 1575, 1576J 1,581,-.
1582, 1585, 15864 1589, 1590J 1598,
1599, 1600,1601 to 1607.
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Theplans,specification?,art'd detailed
estimates of the cost of such proposed
70 Acres ot highly improved land
with dwelling-house, on the
Borough boundary.
10 Acres fencd
m Borough
Price, £325. .
work may be seen at the County Couri- I
cil Office, Feilding, during ordinary
business hours.
The poll for «he above special rate
will be taken on the 16th May, 1884,
of which future notice will be given,
D. H. MA GARTHCJR,
Chairman.
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3 I^-Acre Beotions, Palmerston
Borough.
A
ne^r
5 roomed dwelling and
acre ot good garden land,
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Sporting News.
Next to. public Hal ! '
The Vampire
How We Tried 'to Whip the
Teacher. Told at " the
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"O Bonnie Lassie"
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"Missed" .
Novelist.
SPLITTERS, and SAWYERS; dayThe interesting tale " Alice,"
episodes m the life of aniil- work or piece-work. "' Apply
at the
lionaii-e,by Donald-Cameroti,
concluded.
Camp, Ohau.^-C. R. Seymour, ConThe Sketuher.
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Two Women. A story confided tractor.
to his spiritual advisor by a
dying Italian.
for fencing,
Red Rover. Exciting story of
:
will
be
iip
to Saturreceived'
an Austialian Steeplechase.
day next, May 3rd. Apply R. K.
Reed, Stoney Creek, j, ;
Farmers' Column.
Heavy Fleece
3
The Marks on a Cow's Horn
To sell, a bargain, a
Naturalist.
buggy, nearly new ; price,
Dogs that see Spirits. Reasons £20. Apply at ReadyMoney Store.
why they howl when a
master is dying..
the public to come and
purchase theijp, Chri tmas and
The Round Table.
.An Arizona Mirage. A,perfectly New Yenr's Cakes, Mine? Pies, (Bistruthful narrative,conceived cuits), Milk Loaves; &c. Ali articles
guaranteed pure and*' of th;; best
.m the interest of science.
y ; An Australian
at C. Whitbhead's, Baker.
quality
'Pilgrimage...
-Con-.
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New Premises, the Square.
tinned. By- Lee L*Acton.
Ladies' .Column
Knitted Patterns
itNOWNr-There is a
vacancy for another apprenticem
The Fireside.
the'office of the Manajvatu Standard.
The Bottom Drawer
.
The Old Woman
Tho ;Kiblic Lo Know
'Miscellaneous.
that
they
Terrible.Ballon Collision. Nine- every description can hive printing of
ty-Seven and -a.-Half Lives shortest noticVy'and-'"executed on the
kt moderate rates,
Sacrificed. Statement ofthe at the Standaed
Office, Palmerston
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Killed. Taken d'Owrtvin North.
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ThoughConomic Dissyllables
by our Special Pyonoqraphic
ANTED KNOWN— Room m
- -Enthusiast.
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the Standard,,paddocks for
An Eagle.with aHistory ■'^^■■l quift horses,- ■.A,btrndanc« of feod and
'.:'";■ Humour.
water. Apply Standaed Office.
The Story of the Book AgihV :~^ii -■'"' '- - t'nr-P
Fun.
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Vl7 ANTED— Th« seitlers of MauaMirthful Tit-bits.
VV walu and Rangitikoi to come and
inspect vcy newly opened: up stock of
N.B. -.No extracopiesof Saturday's 'Saddlery. Saddles from £2 10s lo £10
issue are printed.
10d. Bridles, whip?, spurs,B(>ring-seat
saddles,&c, (feo.^wiih all latest
Ameri*
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a small farm handy to town.
to
WANT.E.p^-Tenders,'
WANTED—
WANTED
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WANTED
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pleasantly situated.
74 Acres on Boundary Road East,
sto k and dwelling bouse ;a
Wfll improved section.
9 Buildingsites m Vinioria,Main
NOTICE,
and Broad-streets.
3 BuiMing sites 40 feet frontage'
COTTLE will be at Pal.-uerto Maiu-stieet.
ston on FRIDAY, May 2,
paddock
within
the
town.
2^-Acte
from . 10 a.m. till 5 p.m., and on
Price, £120.
SATURDAY, May 3, from 10 a.m.
till 1 p.m., and can be consulted at
FOR LEASE.
Mr Leary's, Chemist.
2 Business Bites, each 33 feet
frontng next to Town Hall.
10 Building plots Kangitikei-
MR
SECOND GRAND DRAWING IS
NOW OPEN.
T7IIR-ST Drawing for
£2000 on the
Hamburg principle filled up be-
fore the advertised time. The, money
will be returned lor the large
of applications that came too late tor
the first drawing, or programmes will
opened
Mii-
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STEVENS & GORTON,
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Section
A mQUARTER-ACRE which
Prime Hay! Prime Hay!
sweet.
ket this season.
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Wantcd_
WellApply
Supplementary reading
Apply
HAYsavedof andG.Prime Quality.
Fvery
THEStandard
Saturday's issue
George.
WANTED—
D.
comprise
has.ju>*t
will
—
following
. :Winter —
linery
Dress StutfsV ' Address
Poetry.
N.B. The Clovers are of the best
quality obtainable m the London mar-
$gPOffice
FOR SALE CHEAP.
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Ex s.s. AorangiandDoris from London,
Cow Grass, White Clover, Will sell as abo\e
Alayke
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20
2^-year-old
steers
Hed do, Trefoil, and Fescues,
14 springing heifers
16 yearlings (mixed.sexes)
Also,
6 cows
English Rye Grass (machine
100 fat wethers
dressed) from old pastures,
80 limbs
Italian Rye,Timothy, Cocks150 ewes
foot, Field Turnips,Rape, &c.
80 fat sheep
6 headof beef
Wires,
Nevsr Zealand Barb
1 well-bred t nil
Nos. 6, 7, and 8 Fencing Wires.
Sale afc 12 noon.
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G. M. SNELSON
STEVENS & GORTON.
JUST
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0
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can improvements. Thos.
Victoria \venn°,,?vyanganni.
Potto,
WANTED
just
tNOWN
Dudson,
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H^nry
Taupo Qnay, Wanganui,
has
received a consignment of foar
dozen Ladies', Gent's, and lioys' Riding
Saddles, best makor.s. Inspection invited. Useful st ckmen's saddles, from
£2 15s. Long-necked spurs, bridles,
wbipp, gig, catt,and buggy harness, &c,
at 10 per cent, under ordinary price for
cash. Country vsitors are requested
to come and see for themselves.
be forwarded for Second-Drawing.
For terms and particulars,
The Second Drawing is now open,
KNOWN, mat I have
for thegrand and equal distribution of
Apply to
always onhand and for sale,
MoneyPrizes, amounting to £3000, to
G. M. S ELSON,
large stock of double amj single-seated
be drawnthe same as m Hamburg and
Anctioi.eer.
Buggies, Ladies' Phaetons, Waggon*
other Continental Cities,:
ettes, Business Spring Traps of all
. ThisSecond Drawing will take place "-'CRITERION
HOTEL.
descriptions, City Expresses, Spring
not later than the end of April, or
Just Received
Tip Drays, Common Tip Drays ;also,
earlier if filled, and the Third Drawing ?
INIXON-STBKET, WaNQANUI.
Melbourne,.
Direct
from
first-class Brougham and 1tirst-class
will open Ist May.
\i
rA PACKAGES Very Superior Landau Carriage. Eve?y article built
(Opposite Kailway St.tioti )
: TJipse Grnnd, Drawings will
take
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TEAS, m. £ cheats, £ chests,. of the best material, and the workman,
, ,i>
place every two months.
Proprietor. O«7
Br MORROW
and boxes.
ship is not to be surpiissed. Apply to
Over. 3000 applications for pro- j HE travelling public will find evrry
the Wellington Coacb Factory, Manners
grammes are now registered for
i. comfort and conveuitnee at the
Agent for the sale of the
street and Taranaki place. M. Bohan,
Second Drawing.
above hotel.
The Company were induced to ma,ke
Calcutta Tea Association's Proprietor, who has 32^ears' Colonial
experience
£300Q,
Drawing
this Second
for
m conPureIndian Teas.
BATH ROOM.
sequence of the first drawing having
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filled so rapidly, also to enableithem to,
Also,
NbTIOEi"
GOOD STABLING.
give largerprizes
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Tea
Blending
Company's
Australian
This Second Grand Drawing will
soldmy business m EoxSupeiior Accommodatioa.
. TEA.
Money
Prizes,
consist of 240
amounttoh to "VV",' Gavan* 1have to reing to £3000, subscribed by 6000
(jiiest an immediate settlement of ail
Terras Moderate.
The Packets are marked m plain
membersat 10/- each.
overdue accounts for papers up to date.
figures, and sold here at Melbourne Accounts remaining mnpaid after
The vaiions Money—Prizes will be
Note Address
Prices.
distributed as follows:
■'Saturday tlic: 26tfi iusfc. will be suedfor
CRITERION HOTEL,
1 £300 Prize.; 1 £150 Pp.izh ; 1
without any further notice.
Nixon-street,
Cheapest House for
, . . BENJAMIS PEPPER.
£100 Prize; 2 £60 Prizss ;10 £30
Prizes; i £25 Prizes; 20 £20
Tentst Horse. .Covers, Stack
Asrent Manawatu Standard.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
Prizes; 20 £15 Prizes; 65 £10
;
Covers, Sfc.
Prizes; 116 £5 Prize*.
FARM FOR SALE,— OR LEASE
j/WALKLEY
Amount,
£3000. 240 Monet
Total
WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE.
Phizes.
determined to give the public
The grand principle of these Ham
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easy terms, afcout 55 acres, well
the beuefit of the Act by
BEEHIVE STORE,
burg Drawings is that a purchaser of SELLING AT*WHOLESALE PRIOEB.
fenced, and grassed, with coui25 Programmes is guaranteed a Prize,
cottage, and permanent water
Jnrtuble
Square,
aa under :
The
Palmerston North.
as it is so drawn that a prize must I .
'supply. An v excbllerit investment.
1
or more 2Ss per gal
gallon
Brandy
come out to every 25 numbers, and the 1 gallon
Apply on the premises to W. Squire,
Scotch Whisky or more 25s per gal ,
chances are m favour of the investor 1gallon Ked Star Rum ormore223 (id per gal IVORM POWDERS, 1/-; Rem- Stoney Creek.
drawing a largeprize, as there are 124 1gallon IrUh Whisky or more 25s per gal VV wgton's, Rangitikei-streefc.
6s 6d
largeprizesagainst 116 small ones. Io Bottle of Geneva full contents
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Old Tom full contents 5a
any investor of £2 the chances are only "i Bottle of Port
Bottle of
Wine very superior 6s 6d
Q to Iagainst him drawing a prise, Bottle of Port Wine medium 5s
and the Head Prize or any other may ' Bottle of Pine Dry , Sherry 5s 6d
of 10/.
Bottle of Hennessey"'one star 6s 6d
be drawn by any investor
of Hennessey two star 8s
FEOUR-I v
FiOTTEU
The largebulk of " the Money m this Bottle
Bottle
of
.
three
star 9i
Henneßsey
Grand Drawing is not given away m Bottle ,pf Gautier,Frtre* 7 years old war»
one big prize, as it is m theHorse Conranted very superior 7s
SALE op OEOWN LAND, WELLINGsultations, but you will observe, m this
TON;.
ASK FOR
Assorted cases as;per arrangement
Hamburg Drawing that the £3000 is wade up and delivered to any part of
fairly proportioned inio 240 Phizes, the Borougb. ,
Under the Provisions op "Thb
giving every shareholder kn" equal
Special Powers and Contracts
Theabove are all warranted ito be
cr-auce of getting a good prize.
what, they me lepipsented GOOD
Act, 1883." >"'
FLOUR.
This Hamburg Drawing is on the OLD MATURED SPIRITS.
most novel, and will be conducted on
CrpSyn Lands Office,
the fairest principle possible, t-o as to
Wellington, 26th March, 1884.
Admitted to be the Best m the
AUSTRALIAN WINES.
give entire public satisfaction.
"VTOTIOE is hereby given that on
Manawatu.
jji Tuesday, the^6th day of May
'Jhis Second Drawing for £3000 will
Const'ruuia, Verdeilho, Muscat,
Rich
takeplace under the supervision of a Muscadine, and other varieties all at
.next, at hpon, Seclio i No. 443, Palcommittee of eigl.t-gen.Uernen, and the 4* 6d pel bottle.
/CHAMBERLAIN'S is the only merston North, "conttiiuing iOS acres
,
.priz.es \v ill be paid over, as ea.ily as
\J: Mill that is fitted, with appi*- H rbods 6iperch"(gs,S\g;tl bo offered for
possible after t]ie drawing.
BRITISH INSURANCE ances for thoroughly mixing the s»le by public auctio i, at Palmerston,
Notice Country Cheques, marked
wheats essential to making Good i;t the upset price of; £3 10s per acre,
COMPANY.
correct by Bank, only payable to a
Flour.
<o which is addedth3 >urn of £490, the
number and 1/- added for exchange. Capital
£2,000,000.
value of iinprovem^tis.
P.O. Orders preferred, made payable
Orders punctually attended to.
Terms of Payment : One-fourth of
only to B >AZ. Bank Notes accepted. Unlimited Liability of a large body of
■he puivhase-money'tbi- the landmust
Two 2d stamps for reply and i
esult.
Shar holder*.
W. E, CHAMBERLAIN, Ic pa-d at the sal and the balance
Registered letters and telegrams not
Fcildiug
Steam Flour Will. within one month ;'he£49o (value of
leceived.
classes, tnken at lowest'
Risks of all
improvements]) to h paid to the present
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Name and address of applicant'
occupant of the^sec ibfr, as provide! by
current rates.
Tobe
(§?"
obtained
at
Milverton
&
should be plainly written.
section 155 of v Tln-tiind Act, 1877."
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Main-street,
Soil's,
Palmerston.
All lrtlers .must be »d<liessed
Agents for Palnierston North,
m the event of h j. not acquiring the
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care Mi Mosely, Wholesale
land,at auction.
BEMTLEY BROS.,
and Retail Tobbacconist, Box 64,
for Neuralgia, 2/6 ;RsmJOS.O-. H iLDSWORiH,
; ington's, Rangitikei-etreet,
Poot Office. Dunedia,
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.
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Commissions* of Crown i-anda.
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Beehive Store.
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