TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 14, 15 December 1884, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

Y -n TAuii&oA/liec. 13. ! .J^^ptions 6n3whife Idaaia^^Moh j °J* mi uehced last March, and compelled ?° p > wor^ntpleay^^yjßTSt^r & .shed, But fire is still visible. A number of men ia?e. now? getting' sulphniwtfrhd phosphate.to the -Fanners' Co-operative •,;,q-.:, »-iu> : ( -.AAwmaa£p£fe&ift?i* .iMinogne; a dahgeroaß^scaj^faftaJfid, at large m the Waitakerei rangefrSf^Oij^ fortnight, was captured at Kankapakaptt by Maoris. ; r, ;,..., . hli .£ *~ Ddnedih, Dec. 14. Pie-.r€kirman r -^^&'^bdvbe^niß eharge_d"at the Pplice Court \nbv shoot* * ing Miss Waaaworth,«li%ai l^i f |^ U rnj e j| for a week. He bought-thetwjsolver -an Friday, and is said to have waited for the girl on the, roadritDthe hotel, but- ; nussmg her, went on. to "the room. At the City, Police Court veafceirtM mite thorn murder; retriandettial T^S day, and Vaaaykb-p^^a^TOr evidence was taken m either' cLeV l fi "^ Pobt (teiiti&^Mg'ii X i The ! n^^^ . tro^en shee|> 'to-morrbwF o Si6oSiaS i . .tf.tflV I ■: !

At the Wanganui Police Court on Saturdayj two'little boys, were charged with having discharged crackers m the street. They-admittedthe offence, and Sergeant Bisse'ft «sked that they might be dismissed with a caution. His Worship advised the littlefellowe not tjb repeat the offence, and discharged them. It is not generjfliy known that^jt isr an offisnee against a borough by-law, pimishableiby - a fine, to let off a cracker or any other description .of fireworks m lany partf of thejbdrpugh— «yen m a backyard—without 'the permission of the council first being obtained. .„ - : The United' Gold 'Minnig Company's ri warks7Ros^i (Otago), was successfully ■ electricity on Saturday night. The illumination was equivalent to three thousand candle power. We are glad to learn that MrWalkley t was able to--day to get down stairs for a little time. We hope soon to see him ;) about «gain; as usuje^. ;