Manawatu Herald. SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1397.

Manawatu Herald, 25 September 1897, Page 2

Manawatu Herald. SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1397.

As we anticipated as an ou'cpraa of British int-rference in Grecian affairs, the Sultan of Turkey is trying a move on the Mohammedan trick, but it will go no further than as a move on the political chess board. The cables tell us that the Turkish Palace organ has published an article, jubilant in tone, at the reception accordod by the Sultan to the address presented by the Mohammedans of Kurachi, which declared that although thoy were apparently the subjects of Queen Victoria, they were really, morally and actually under thY protection of the Sultan, and were ready to sacrifice thair lives and fortune to the sovereign of all the Mohammedans. A very interesting case has been treated within the past few days in the Dunedin Hospital. A child who experiencfid a difficulty in her breathing was brought in from the country. The trouble was caused by something which the patient had swallowed, thought by the mother to be a piece of hard potato picked up by the child while playing about on the floor. Tracheotomy wa3 performed, with the result that part of a crayfish claw, from liv to ljin long, was extraoted from the air passage, in which it had lodged. Fortunately, as it happened, the qlaw was hollow, and the consequence w.-s that the ohild was able to breathe through it, otherwise the case would have terminated fatally. The Otago Daily Times says that the obild has since the operation mada a capital recovery. The yacht Spray, in which Captain Slooutn is making a voyage round the world, has arrived safely at Port Louis (Mauritius) from Australia. The Inveroarglll Supreme Court was oooupied all day on Wednesday with the hearing of the charge of conspiridg to procure abortion against Caroline Mattbow3 and Bichard W. Hall. The jury, after half an hour's retirement, returned a verdiot of not guilty. The defence was that Hall simply consulted Dr Torrance to attend Mrs Matthews in the event of a natural miscarriage. " I am sorry to say," writes the Figaro, that on one of the London illumination nights the driver of a four-wheeler waa rude to a Scotchman. The Scotchman and his wife, with the object of getting a better view of the illuminations, had sat on the roof of a cab. They were driven about for over four hours, and on reaching home, the Sootchman gave cabby 4d— 2d, he deolared, being the right charge for an article on the top of a cab. In the sly-grog selling oases in the King Country, Captain Jackson, S.M., gave hie deoision in regard to those who had pleaded guilty, inflicting heavy fines, as follows :— Bond, £60 and costs £7, or in default one month ; Hetit, £5 12s, or 21 days' hard labour ; Perry, £24 and costs £8 9s 6d ; Martin, £15 and costs £3 ss ; Benara, £5 and costs £3 10s. In the native cases the following were sentenced to 21 days' hard labour and ordered to pay the costs ol Court:— Kingi. Hughes, Te Nehie, Ttfßota Rutima and Warren. The tennis ball next Wednesday is likely to be a big affair, as a large number ol satisfactory replies have already been received in response to the invitations sent ont. Musicians from Palmerston are engaged to supply the music, and everything portends to the dance being a success. The supper, which is being supplied by the ladies, is in good hands, and we understand the decorations will also be good. The new spring goods have arrived at Mr F. Loveday's establishment. The Bishop of Wellington has chosen the Bey. A. Neild, at present in England, to take charge of the Pohangina district. On Wednesday Miss Agnea Winifred, second daughter of Mr John Jarvis, of Bongotea, was married to Mr E. Whitehead, of Feilding. The oeremony was con. ducted by the Bey. J. Cooker. Mr Bernard Gower informs us that one of his flocks gave him in docked lambs a percentage of 120, with over five per cent, to follow. The Bey. B. Young will conduct the morning service at Shannon, and at All Saints' Church, Foxton, in the evening. Mr Joe Tos has an altered advertisement in this issue, announcing the arrival of new goods. The Government baa deoided to offer £500 reward for information which shall lead to the apprehension and conviotion of the murderer of Harry Satherley at Blenheim. The famous Victory Sewing Machine is the latest and most perfect of Sewing Machines. It is adapted for household and work-room use, and 13 capable of performing the most artistic fancy-work. The prices vary from six guineas, and any of the machines can be purchased on the easiest of time payments from the New Zealand Clothing Faotory,the looal agency.

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