COUNTRY NEWS.

Evening Star, Issue 3624, 3 October 1874, Page 3

COUNTRY NEWS.

{Frpm oiir ExcfiangeS'j Tbe'Western fail ways'are hot gomg bliso fast - as could be/dcsired, owing to scircityor labor. The cohlHictor efoys'He'hould hod ▼ork for from 200 to 300 men of various teadSa-Mpoti af saWoMi! earp&tefi, hushmen, and iavvfts- - ' - * * * n At last accounts Mrßrowne, M.P.C.. of Waitahuna, Vhe' J »afferer byw'Ute unfertu.ypp easier ; jb»fe t litjdg >4mprovemeht hlid token jrtsce>fo fayas regarded thejparalysia oihis lower limba. The flubscrijSiotfiWbddf set on foot ia.aidgf widowianyf' childFP n £ phth'e |ate Mr Williatp Carr, of Wetherstonps, who ¥«■ killed by f a fall of earth, %aSrhhiouutcd t° a r ,«upja 9nd.it' ifc expeotpd that, py the time ajl the lists are _ It is that tWd Dabi«h ‘diggere bgre luwetedeQ in Bittiui iaihh Ui w

tent of about LOO jmj man. per week, on a terrace nptheJ3hoiov driver* and imumost Better progress is,being-made with tW S* ifacf «nea*y -mm Ased., One »°Qk xn B, ®> and another will t)fi' pntti^inahoufc . ' is ipforpaepj that e h*ploj;e«’ on the Manutfc, <^^^Wf®'Jnnn^.h>^hnto^ed,offwoftl between them* * “I®ffsNswk‘M meat^wages.. , ; ,j-. ~. . * - ’ ■ • pent has paid the first p?rt, of-the whaling tKig ffw MihOg ott t of and ovjfhpd <« / ,V .I. dwtopt f on s»tors ■E*WJ% fim^#“ons|y; reB0 f vc jd J t|&t‘the price of s shearing for the ensph^. ; .season ~ jbp,... Li hnndred for °toPsry sheep, aadL2 per.hariared for y*^ty#.,Tationa. ; ;,.;