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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 92, 27 March 1883, Page 2

Two important stock Bales are advertised m oar columns to-day,, to which we will refer m further detail m. to-mprrow'i issue. ■, : • , .''.: . ';.!"■' ','-'" The Napier Borough Council is offering to tease certain endowments m Woodville. It was ramourejrin town tO'daytbat another arrest *m connection with jj^lioit still seizure had been made, but ou inquiry we find such is incorrect. Mr Horace Bent had a good house last pight at Peildin^, though over a couple of hundred people forced their way into th« Hail without paying, the doorkeeper re» .ceiving a severe f blow from a stone on the baok of the head. v =Mp W, Q . Robinson has been appointed creditors', trustee m the estate of Jamw Ooley, of Foxtpn: : ' ; , - Mr Wrignlss worth, photographer, a well known former resident of Wellington^ hat returned to the. colony from Australia. There was a turf gathering at Feilding "yetterday, which iPalmerston visitor* de* scribe as the worst managed, and gener^ ally speakiug most desoreditbale meeting 1 probably eVer h^eld on the West Coast. i We learn .the official programmes gave no ' colours, no hour for starting each event, 1 and consequently all was confusion. In* uumerable protests were entered, and 'the grangers, present ware loud .m th,eir 9*« pressiohs of disiatisfaotion with the entire manajement, tPl which;;. tbejPalmerston meeUngs bajfl aSorded %, wary pieannff |ndf^aSfi§&^ f W ** m %