AN EXPLANATION.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 305, 27 November 1883, Page 3

AN EXPLANATION .

; A paragraph ;! . our local jieon tern- i | porary of last evening, -WhicKift few of \ ■ our readers may ;l perhaps; have seen,; I charges us witl^.jiaviftgjileviel blask ! | nmilon^Cijmijbin^tipn Troupe recently i ner'e. * Tiji? Ja q\^e untrue. The agent | called^ft'i.^ asked us to notice the ! ComvfLixy ifl.Pi^r Jo^alxcolitmn^ccwihich ! we di^' but the question pf adv^tisfng was never alluded to, nor any price iiugntipned; i^e-may go aclittre 5 M| i their and add- t-hat the sseconrii might of the entert^ipmenjl; ,one;of the Company applogisqotj fig. .asjn#jnbe.i!,jofjf!otiii 'staff for me discouriteftj|Tii^eti«fiftding •thfl office the usual .,^ressr.tk'ket,!! He 'added, "The fact 'is, : the ; GtMflpany w I)eing run by i.'^Pi naffiedj Russell, who gave us, sP;niuchXl?ric& stated) and agreed to^^^l'e^peiiass. I can see jhe's^oin« for wer'e having ' no houses^ j'jn..^ct','««)boily seems to ' know^^je^^ker^ We've never played to su : cfe/m4sOTaule houses before, and the vompany are auite disheartened " A. request was_ made.fo^.an^eirjo^ll, but* rae reply was that under, the circumstaniiesi such! couktf 4 v given. We were then asked-fttr a iavour not to say. auyj^hipg; dispaTaging' iof \lie< Ooh£) pany t at:;leaß,t during, their, fettly. "••-A^--regard]* black.maili;: w© pa^ ( «dcl ''thftt b our'chargp for mpntJis;past : to J theat* v ioaV Companies :haß;b6en ; J5» per inch,^and' the demand" is paid ungrudgingly 1 ' cause theyjio^jind^jaujb, thajJtliey-gefc-; goiocFvafuein "the^ shape pf.a drculatipn-. th^fzijdCjSper int<the~ 'district Man' apfto'A ob. 1 hisiiict no pnevno \v, a^temp^ to dtßjiAie9^llb mdre 1 need i>e said^on sHbject. .^Qjla • I A^wotttßlFwlio^pTuckVd' 'ao'ni"e*flow«ir«'* "f^om a gravAWjWangi*nui/-has been fined u l)3and ysYc^Hjkji ll vtywk Jhat the Act could c not be committed with im« p unity. The E.M.. 3aTd sl^a ha.fi, rMjjierad hbreelf liSbleftd a peWa% .W W.^ ' v " 1 ; i I Mr. T&oj&aHil thY weir-kno wn saddler, " fibidli/ftjhjsjr businesft indUeasingi <hajSCdecided to nioje.^a^ottbejeSd.afireij »and has tHkyn'iro'm [I ,a portion of the frotft'snbyof , f j^Bce, into which he will move next 'week, with a lirgtf Stock of tt^w li6oda. ' ' ',' 1 ' The menfcfjy ! *a'iid\ 'pasuoaily effected sou of 4lrs 'Thoina^ Sitnons, passed" to ih^ rest aboufc'io o'-clobk last night. Ho jhid-beab bilpiew ■ f rom 1 HTs bibW, iut " Has tenderly looked, ajtar 'by Bis mother, who devoted c,berself to ,tha cac^gf her .pddr Ipti''' " ; F6r 'vwenty-fouif; y.earß he has J occupied her care, and sb entwined was v he ! m her affections r that' though his, deathitmusLbe a happy reletvse *to the poor heipi less cisftatur e^it wi|l : bff : felt k< jgreat be>--relypment ,bjr bis :sp.rrow}Pß ; m^tijßP^iwho writ" h'aV:e i! niucli ' bv mpathjf m her die* »;: Xbe director^ of the M.anawattt Butter, Cbjefese' >i ßacoff " Manufacturing Com> pabf -(Bitf-fted) ate ihTltiOg 'offers for a site for the factdrj? at 'Kiirere. 1 i Playgbet 1 '■ Writea ?-•' In last'nigh t's iasue oE < your contemporary it h 'stated that 'there .were more^pfeo'p'lb 1 at the' Hall the thijrdiPJght QEit^e-Biahe'e troupe'^tban the .firrt.; n )yelii ; ,wi9.3th*rj9f ohrteitbirfl night f and ' .1 ejijmitfp; eigb,t^ jperja^n?,- , eXclusi ve ', of (''ciiß^d^neads'iin the front jaeata. i.-jYet there" Were moro there . than the first ! ij/olwrfnffer^'thdTefisee is ldnientinnf about 'his! o H Fiilso' heard 1 twof ladiea express themeelvea m a^Vii'y „ m^^tary i^t-raia about: the -entertfiihiiieftt , ,oqer o^-th&m 4id so in.mioeteo^phati'c terms addresajng he,raelf, I believe, to M : r Eussell.' f :;i!l|he c9rißHltation.of i&e PliceniiE Novelty iiGompany,!^ e^whsrfifrdyertiaed.-Ticketa can ]be ,ab taJPi^dj pprn >r .s^pUipa^on by| l«tser to Box .fcalmefaton v-,; „<( jW ewere glad tp.ae.e^urtfyendiVr C. MacWn^ a o Qjicjto.r M ,pf B^llß, ; ;ilp.qkingi (/himself again tp^day, . after^hia v seteie indisposition whicH rendered' neces« a change of air apoTsceae^ . f We,tr,aßt Mi jiealth&'nbW'pernVaiiehtly restdi'e^. v JJJIt was Mr Hawkins not' ikr Hankine, who ..defended:; the aocu-ed 'Mzhbtiiy': to«d«.y«. Mr, Sa»kin» waafirst iixßtructedt in,ibe pag^,, but paying^Qruaed .the.depvh Bit]o i ß3' Be declined to undertake jit.,- ;^r a Hawkins was then retained on prisoner's ;ibehalf. ,» . -, . , , ,