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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 125, 22 April 1884, Page 3

„ The man under remand for forgery is also known as Watson, and McComey, ■and has lately arrived from Melbourne. 5 . Major George, owirer of Nelson Bnd '"' Wapiti ."considering; himself unfairly "treated, by the Auckland handicappers, has decided to retire from the turf. i By our cable commercial report of the London markets it will be seen, that the markot rate of discount has fallen to one and three quarters per cent. .. v-v Messrs. A./arid 'rT.'EussePi of Te. Matai, 3,eßire to lease JOO ncres of gtaaa land, for six or twelve months. . A young bank clerk was yesterday ' horsewhipped m Wellington by Mr Moagrove, manßger of the opera troupe, for ' ; sending y ah ifasulting letter to one of thfe "lady,. members of the troupe. THia should beborn® in.ipind. as ft, warning by soihe could mention. .. ..,'"., I • '; 'The sit tings of the District Court, PalmrtStpnj #Uli«)rja r mence to^murrowv '• ! . V , , We!, are sorry to see that Mr p^BerlkVof Fpxtpn, has found it necessary to file a .petition: m baukruptcy. ' ; Mr' Srieraon's monthly horse fair at Tattersalis Yards will be held on Saturday next, commencing at 1,30 p.m. A Jarga number <of entries have already been > f 'cMalqgußd. ;■'.', '■.'•'. "■'■',. Mr Snelso.n had a most successful sale ati&fe People's Mart on Saturday. era was; a large attendance, and the biddinjt .wfls 'spirited. '.""'•!. • lArii Ordua Downs . subscriber, whose •paper is posted with the utmost regularity coinplaius of irregular delivery. The 'complaint Has been referred to the De. partinent m Wellington. We do ! not !i heiieVe the" fault lies m the Palnierston ■ms:-- ; :,:r: ■•• .- ■;.■ ■■••■■■» : The Urenui-oorreßpondent of the Tari•nkki'fleraldfsays V— * I hear Te Mahuki; wtoo was hitgabl-for the ill-treatment jof Hursthouse and 1 Nefrsharu, is on th« rd«id for Pf.rihaka - from the King Countfy Kf with thirty -follower*; ' He is- expected iat •Whlt^^Kfffl 'ro^day, aud, if *o A *rrivp9, will be, turned back.' . ir ,-- !