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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 303, 24 November 1883, Page 3

Charles Peiub^rtun, aiiaa George Henry f Kennj, wwjbrovgtit up &t thePatea, A.M. '<i»tfrtam*k charge of lUnaoy, but wa% ps- ■ missed, he Agreeing to return to 'Mar ton , ; at irhich place; been t wojtkmgjtor-' some time' previous to. ais coming to j Warerley. This man waa till recently a reudent of Woodf ille. ' ~ f It is Qommqnly reporfced i ia Palmerston -■ that a cart^in /nstice, of die Peace is to be. feaiored from the' "Commiaßiou of the Peace. We'una&'raUnd thia rumour has a foaadati6n^Eitruth. I Acnroinal iaformktion has befcn laid, against Ellis Jamea for alleged aggravated cruelty to a horse, which caused the ? fde^:.r ,'l'bfc^e will.&eh«»rd oa next Court Dav.-Tnuwday, thft,6tb Do'ceuaber. ..„'.'•.. /.."., ■. ' ■■•-! For cool impu'dencp,ban anyone beat the following 1 . i! Ta'ere °wa.s"'an advertisettient | m the Standard for cook • and kitchen* j man, to which' we to-day receivud tlie folluwiOK application^in the form of a ' collect ' telegram.. : ' Jar, cook or kitchen« man forrhotei, optsn.. . Can take either.--' Bend fare. Tn'e" applicant we fancy wouldbe belt in' his eleineut as a 'kiicbenman' m Which litie ! t>r some other similar avoca^i tion ; hS'Bhould^yet distinguish himself. i t '. <:i We'lia ; d ] a fine day yeßtetdiy fur a wouder, and many thought summer had come , at last' Bui we were douued to disap ■ . pointment for, this morning the raip, ggaiii set m aad at time, of writing it looks as it it were' 'gbiug to keep' wet' till Christmas; AdJi ional entries will be found m t'be cauogne of Messrs Steteiis and. GortOu'a nexb:B*ock sale at the Deubigh ifarda on , Tuesday.-,} ■ ;. .' , ;• ; .-• '/•'. . ; : . ' Mr.. Peter. Bell'^speciar announcement 'to the readen of the 31akawatu StanDabd appears to-day. • • : ■-'"'