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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 124, 21 April 1884, Page 3

„We hear thai one of the members, of 1 the Wilmott Company shqwered abuse oa the Standard on Saturday evening ben' cause it has inserted letters from indienunt correspondoota cenauring the Com^ pany for « palpable breach ofjaith withj th« public m not giving a piece jannouhcedi to be given. This was to be expected^ and need not be troubled about.. But why were not the public made aware at the time of the causes which prevented^ the Jnissin-? r meibber turning up/- We , ; iTUtt ? lh*^eiiding public to-night will, not be .similarly disappointed, aa we see by tbe Star that, the same piece is announced that ,w.as advertised^u'C was not performed m Falmßrston. ;' v -A"Vofe of' want of confidence m their L Vflpresentative wag passed by/a meeting of Mr Kollestoa's constituents on Saturday .|a S t v ., . ;r , ;it ..;;; . ; (Q ;: -' .. Result slips on the Consultation, by the Phoenix Novelty Company on the Christ"church andi'Auokland Autumn Meetings ■ can be bbtained at this, office. ■ i : ..We ifejpind ratepayers concerned m th'er Taonu'i riding t bat the poll for special rate for construction of Karere RoadjWJll, j>be, taken on Wednesday next, at Mr Row's House, Kaf ere. ' ' :;::/; : -'The reason now assigned for tbe non«appearance of the missing member of tbe ' Willmott troupe is quite sufficient to ac* count for his absence, but not for the orit^'' rageous breach of faith with the public pa the first night- of their appearance m Pal- . merston. The Rev. Mr Bunn preached morning And evening at the Wosleyan Church yes^ , '/terday. The rev. gentleman choose for both his discourses themes oa the resutrrectibn of our Lord, his expositions being listened to with devout attention by his /hearers. It is intimated that m consequence of 'the illne?s of a resident near the Foresters' 1 Hall, tbe ball m aid of the Football Chi b has been unavoidably postponed till Mdn* day,' April 28ih. ' ■ •:• .. ; , Owners are remined that nominations for the Queen's Birthday Meeting cljose this evening at the Commercial Hotel,, 1 at r ßo'ctoek. /t i rJ 'Percy KliHg was" dnar^ l (k : 'Saturday, before Mr Waldegrave, J.P., with forgjng and uttering 2 cheques Durportinor to ba £i»ttefl ' By M one MdlCayX .. accused pleaded guilty, and was remanded: to Wanganui tiirthe~2Bth mat. ; A tailbr /named ißbe'nexer Dixon, .not unknown m Palmerston, has been arrested m Wanganui, owing to his eccentric demeanour.;.;; ;■ , i- n,- . ■ ! •■; ■; We are .pleased . ,to learn, (fays l the F,eilding-S.tar) that Mr Coker, the station(jpaater a^jPajineraton, has' received a well? deserved promotion. The future ' sphere of his duties will fee ifi New Plymojuth, •yhere we'haye'ndf&oubt Üb'w!ll'be"as^)Bdb'* : iiesjif ul popular as iini PalmieEstou." This is ( rathier vft neat conundrum m its way, and may be resd between the, lines •tQimean-rr-well, anything at all- %': c >We reminds our Aishiirst -subscribers -thatour collector will wait upon chsitn for* Htbejr %übspriptions to^raorjjo.w, with w.horn { jwe^trusjs prompt, settlements will m all iOf^f Wesley an friends are reminded of , the welcome gathering to the Rev. Mr ' Bunn, to talie place this eVenitrg',"which "promise's to pass off very pleasantly. ' . Mr William Swansou^son of the M.H^R., J nas oblairied' a 'dieor'cß from his wifja.(Q. : Maori) on the ground of adultciry,.^ There _ was^po^ rdef ence. The eridence. discloged »cry unhappy rejatioff" between' the parties 1 > e'u&b their marriage 4 wo years ago. 1 '-• ! Hop TBUter-s^givek good digestion, active liver, good .circulation and buoyant spirits. Bead larger. "•' ', Drowaineß!«,~ biliousness, paino and r vab"hesJ.Cand x ag;ue,bJa.6p\ Uitterah always • cures, Bead. -.'•'•■