To-day's Despatches.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 217, 17 August 1883, Page 2

To-day's Despatches.

t > ri (fNjra^PMselJiSaS^J&ioH.) .ith^VS nar>&4JgftßPi This Day. 1 A meeting owners and others f$ M h ?# J^«» ,°ffiJ*K3a&lM*jat, to consider the advisability, of. fanning t companyi tb^cohslirucP^h^fjejiing workg;v! ji-Uv.:- r v:.':\. w nwons x£ V-'.^cl mond prospecting licenVeaf/n'of ojfe^ an* B^wered when his 4 hairie 'waS balftlf a A S r., !t; !; 0.:.01 ci oDriijji^njjgg^Mj ■ii Afrthe ; Pbrif'Ohalmerl^olloi^qourt <td*lay^a&y ! bel6ng^n , gW^ wasrchari^^foh'iand^ pound of tobacco on whictiftutiy'' nad*not been paid. The lad, who pleadedguilty wMnetem 'vSliJef \i. the ; articles) , and r do's6ii. ris T>: iaaoJ fi Th^htp'WaiinatSl'ofheV^agSout lostatseß^arii^rerbMM%^med^^harlei Brown . He fell off the taffraif m a fit. — ~ . ,_ n .<r.-d. -V ,'-^^A^KtANDi : 'TbißDaj> I .o -l A fire : itt^ AucklandCTast'uyfi^dW > troyed BelchVr^tore^in street^ a large quantity of 'produce, bosides 'gas engine', •chaff-cutter, and other /implements, also dray and two horses were destroyed. The adjacent buildings -were-constderahly— damaged. Maxwell, the owner of the property destroyeiHsitfihgav^lcißiir^ .TSauranga, This Day. The.Qropithoteli pni the-lrdad to tilt Hot Lake 3, waa_burnt down on Wadav lo^r^^Sesi^^ttWn^^er^lßit ;WP m 3 m&VQ&h £*"*£ .wasigrtrsivy gale,causj[ng 3 the i firec.tp3Bpriadjr^d> t and., the occupants hately , escaped^ri th tae %feef« qffu i&uy.'wq wd kobau flO