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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 126, 5 November 1884, Page 3

...., „. , • ■ y., ...■ . ■ ..^ ,■-'-, ■--■.., ;u;<i! }, The Boroug^CounpiL wjll,, met t"J6WB7j evening at thti : usual boUr^. 1 - 1 €' t '. .f v , p TKere was a meeting of the Mai ayratjuj Koad Board this morning. '„: „■■.„. Acceptances for the handicaps! at the Ath^m Sports meeting., are^p bd made . Jon uie.BporJts;gri?nnd, ,JJ i. J. 1 i.^.^m The Waipawa Racing Club is going m for a- grand sta,pd to cqst £419. ;' '* We'reto^d' oflr\e'aderi of the! gri^ ; vocal and, instrumental concert m the jForesterte 'Hall on' Friday eyeiiing ,%t) )$! "Mock.- -'— > ■-^S>.^,< 8 It is officially announced that persons wishing to communicate with the Manawatu'iß.- Glub,-' are requested m future to address their letters to Mr James King, •' In order to matte TOpnii forf.a [prpttipir full report of th^! .meeting of the |Racihg CJub , last, ey.epjngjjiother raatte^ intended for, tjiis jis^up |a u^avoivjabljr held 'over,' Ij '.'.'.' . " '■'•' '"' ' f I .'•• .'■•>'!.■' ■'. ■ \.|:i.,. . t;i ->\ ,-vi M-->-'. | .; ; . : A leading article ,pn qn^stion of the junction' of the Gorge . Railway, an^ some commentr on ' the .'B'scing CluV Cdmm'ittee dispute a^e held oVer till our ' hextiSsu'e. 11 •,■■■!;.,/..' „:..,?•! | For the Awaburl Ridingih'the M.»nar. 'P6unt^' ; Council Messrs) E. S". Ttiynne, T. ; F. Gibson,. J.. iPardejl, and J. Trask, were nominated on Monday. With reference to the, ,two last {named c nominations,. ,tjhe. Returning Ofl^ceV. ' "in-,. i-tiioatcd' they were, informal, inhsniucb aS'thb persons homirtatinir did not spe-i cify they were, electors of the Awahriu Riding, but merely signed as " o£ the Manawatu County." ( This jhe held to be' a fatal 6rr'or',' and Was Supported ift his view by legal 'opinioui:' :> 'Mr IPurcelt Mr Trask both • stated (they ; would appeal. Eorthe)Or6ua Riding -the c tw6. ■ present members,— Messrs Sanson , Bull-r-haye been nominated,, >ano" < alßo Mr P> Stewart. ■•..•? ■■'•" > # > ><■' ;l- ■ ■..•>; ,;.,.;,/, {ji;«- --? , .Miss Lptijse Crawford!? ne w, thfeatrie^ 1 , company are doing well m AuoWland.'

We refer our readers to a notice convening a public meetiuej for to-morrow ifiyetnuff. at the Town HajJjat 7 o'clock, to consider that all important question of the junction of the Gorge j Bailway. We trust there will be a f ijll attendance, i A requisition was being taken round for signatures to-day by Messrs H. McNeil and T. R. Walton, requesting Mr Linton to become a candidate ijor the".'■ ".'■ 4 '~-M f~- <-..: - ! . The Jaranaki News coioplaina of » the " .gratuitous concerts" of thfl Salvation , Aimy,' and tha accompanying band of hoodlums. The nuisance seems to be general throughout the colony, j A boy named William Ansley, jabout l^years of ae;e was drowned, yesterday whilst bathing at Eastowh, Wanganui. ? , T^etHoase Jast ; niiht „was ocdupied with thu Estimates. \Ve will give a -summary! o£ the votes^assed m our next issue. \ 1 . Ten dera -are invited for stock m jtrade, book: debts, and working plant m the ..estateo^Mr.iiß.iHarhrj )B\Ml J Tenders wdl be received by the official assignee till next Wednesday.) The Ciunpbelltowu business is a very promising concern, and should j)Poye - a ( cttpital 'investment:' All particulars ", wjll oe funushcd'by Mir' .G.J. <J ficottf Deputy ! ife's?g*ee/ Fuli^; '■■> ' • ] \ 7 ! ! 1 ') • ' ■• > j (> : liaWlh^ : -^eitffi^r*i..k[)|ieaK|(i , '.to I 'be getting " ! 'in 1 i 'this y af terMon, ; wi^h r sqiiallß, rainj^nii 'a 'threatening aspect j^enertilfy. >. i\\ -i- ii:':.i><i<-m '.'.,.; j ;:/ Thetehder of MrJ. Hi AncW«sbn,. for Mit^lßk was iaccepted^i {at/fti^special meeting of the Manawatuv-Rriadh '. Joard for road worfcjon Stoney Creek. A monster petition \was being signed! 'this* af ternddn m 'f a¥6ur > f of? 'Salmi irston being ihe .junct|pnxbg : .tfte^otga ;Jme of railway. Mr. L. G.. West was yera sue-