The Manawatu Standard (PUBLISHED DAILY.) Suivant la verite. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1883. AN IDEAL PARADISE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 299, 20 November 1883, Page 2

Manawatu Standard (PUBLISHED DAILY.) Suivant la verite. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1883. AN IDEAL PARADISE.

In our our c6rFeypondehc6' columns Willbe found a ; ''oohin^u^i^tio^;''rii|^ed; " Would-be America^ * .setting 'fprth^-the delights of settlement m Paget ; Sound. ' The letter referred to would. -have carried more weight b^aj3jtls6n'accojn-j panied by the writ^rkjpropei; signature r . ; f instead of a norn de plume. Rewards the end of his Mter wf^tef ■ -diEa^ ' that he has. " vavioUß reasons" for not

I gouty to having done so intentionally f n or do we think that a wrong impresBw numfelo_potsoiL"j_ioyit iia\tegfc.dL have been unable to make a decent 'Trnng'^'^e^Zeala^','' are^tb'ciub Co"* getber M Tenarfoii a^ease! 7ks I'caW - .N*pi6iMfo£-^j^ J3oundvi There is something of theadverij. turpus ring of Robi^okCbusoe, or the "SwWfe^yl&Q^tfsfoSfc I about this ext pediuon, though .w,e v - still contend that I>here is'an^elefideht of mystery and susj. ; picionabont Ihe'pTOfrbs'ai which is nb| satisfafl t t3oryA AWe wilHgive one^ proof m support. oi this contention. A4 inquiry was" propounded a feWfdaysagd if a certain circular could be printed at ' the office of the Wobble ExaV&fe knowledge of the editor of Jh^JiJ^Aßil^s-ielv^^ofe^comitler^ii expedient that he c eho^4 { be a |nfoj;o i e() fpf the nature of its contents. On further inquiry iti'trarißpire'u^^Hit^'the mysterious circular. in (^o J u^tw]n, ft ;was "Cap. ui-gejEfff^riSil to those who had promtsebTto take^patt^jt^the ft ex^b'd;tion, but had not y^-Rajd^iip, ftheit passage money,' to " cas|i -Mownpw&out Now, we think this incio^n.| oJiisJtij|§|T:ou|r0 JiisJtij|§|T : ou|r previous and now repeated expressiob of opinion .that there <d&s%xM 'reeftain element of mystery and ,'■ i_ : eonijieeiibit t with the'pfblect' n .j^oijla, be aq^yifa^iQ jßh^uldLibaiielminated, if nnquestiotii»g ! c^niid%n6e- is' to; "be exlnßited b^'tlftjse'alfout t§ ; vehiure rj Qn ?i the ]o p^ose^ voyage >^ uJafidsA f»Wby this Jthe adventurous intending voyagers .^«ld^quUe4uj.tj^ -h^ L t4dir**^x^^ , h_uiiey” athfcg afefintee & r^ilWW.were^iorthi' ifaic an4*t*tughtforward>/V as WA^e^ya^ iS teV^#a^ We j. I <\q ;ss% ksm. w&fti-jranorganising tie j ..expedltioji^ivhoiasUafcih'/i a prominent - -part Jn it, or whether, there are any Jf^pjsibje c^qgjj'lsftpMas treasurer, 7 «S^^^who r can be looked to as worthy { of IcbnfeuenceV We again counsel all wiio i ihitwiCbeea «skedto-joih- b¥fiaW-;con- ' tbniplatgd' 'taking'" pitrt'lj'' Mi exWeui? tion to make closer^ inquiries into jits OWI 'fides y not lie astray by tlhe plausible M yarns'' <jO which many listen t lLet these people depond upon it, if tliey cannot make a li,vm^ ;T^ (^ew Zealand, neither tfiir ithey: beiiatbles^ta dolsofidnithsft distant * i paja^iAe^^P^gefc'iSouadi'AWe^' venture ' ( to -a^^Jljt sferes 'o^nJe w ii^eajaTi^t^li/h^e^ifadejd away m thb<^ -blue waters, the majority of the immi•^nteiW9uld>gUdiy forfeit their ps|s~: sage money, with all tho^anticipaticjns ;c bf the eawiyfparadVe Dfemre them,|to~ bo once move m their several homes. •tieiy^tMem^oewafe les^fien seekingjto 4TO n9Mi of u.^n ra i?MWl^ i,|gpan, they findvthefti3ely€l%phopelesSly an^despairingly;in,tlie fire.