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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 143, 25 May 1883, Page 2

Mr Ward R.M. is suffering from illness. : Rodm ;will be made for a number of advertisments ,f rom Wahganui and: other places early next week. ; . A notice from the District Court will be found elsewhere; , : ,;,. , ■Mr W. Deatda haft a special notice to those to whom he isindebted,'and whoare , v < indebted to him. . .We inserted an advestisment on Wed- ... nesday evening for a steady man. We bad six -applications/ all good men and • and well recommended, by noon y eater- .. day, one of whom was selected; This shows; that the supply * labour of a, certain class is m excess- of the demand and that aober men can beobtained when wanted. ....... One of Mr Boesens motherless children has been adopted* by Mr and Mrs Frantaenas their,. own. Into better or , kiu^er- hands the little one could not . ... possible have fallen. ' " Mr Stevens, M.H.B-, addressed a meeting-: at Balls on Tuesday * night, whan a ananimous vote of thanks and confidn ence was passed. . A similar; vote: was passed at a meeting r ;which Sir Stevens addressed at Turakina on Wednesday night.! '"' ' ""'.". ;./.';' "/_'' ' , ,'•■"' ' .'.,' .; A very important announcement from Messrs Bullock Bros,, of . will be found m another column; to which the J attention of oar readers is directed. Governor Kennedy, m Ttaking. official . , | leave of the Qaeenslaßfders/ said,-— "Froitt 1827 to 1883 £ have never been a day idle. I now go home, tihd-'V Will retire my own matter. I retire a contented man. I will now gb with clean hands; -and ? very ; fall pocketk. " In comDliment Jo Miss Kennedy the ladies of Brisbane mustered m great fprca at the Valedictory banquet which the Mdyor pf Brisbane {Mr Groom - r M.L.Al) declared that Sir ; Arthnrhad been the soundest and raost'coDstitntiohal Go* vernor: Queensland ever had.