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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 14, 18 December 1884, Page 3

W..L" .' Mvet, fisqi, J.P. was to-day sworn m a8 a u J;ii,stice, and took his place on the Bench. " # 7 i Melbourne is? ndw officially declared f Miß;fTom ainallJgoxi i By cable to-day, we learn that! 13 fjLockr.work machines, were ,jcound; dey>site(i on 1 one^ of th.c abutraedts of Lonoo'fi^fiage^ thW- 'proving : the use 1 of dynamite m the recent explosion, j A young man°named Fowles has Been charged at Wellington with ombeizleyStofc o r f ifi^'on Nov. : 3] at Wanganui, belonging to the Government. > . • B3riefegtam s -wei'Jearh tiiat Sir Julius Yogel has postponed his visit to the jßot Springs until <£^3Qth inst. Our readers do not care two straws if he never goes. i « > At the WeJtingtpn Police Court tp-lday Anderson the defaulter was remanded to ,jßngknd.,.-, „ _.'._ f „..:'.; j' ' j I'lM SaiblJß'to-da'y we'^ora that the dottiession bf Barnes re the murder of Stiack is f ullyv<}on^rined^ r; ; j Major Atkinson" has been nominated for a seat on, the Government Insuranca ; i ;-;|i»^6n ( B^. { fV'":' ! : > :':.;;7';, ; ■' J :;^ i ij^'ingtq' i aliiik'm''achM^'-givj[pg I Vay : " ' !:^'ißectM)il ; b;f 'a7oi) feet sußpension bridge ; ! ' 'BeMig'erected m Auckland, yeti^rday fell a distance of 70 feet, and' ■was completely smashed. .: ■■ : . ' We learu to«day that though still Unbe about, .Pastor fi-austad is ' .JBj.pjKjy ( jiiripr()ying. r His recovery has Tbeeti. very tardy, and he regains strength 3 ' ?i islo'wtyV- :'■ '■"" ■ -;■ -' ; ;;i ■' : „! 'We are requested to state that intending purchasers of any of the privileges ' ■ ' jbt the' Manawatu Race Meeting, to be l; i>i he'kl oh Boxing Day, which are to be sold by Mr G. M. Snelsori on Saturday, „ I Mithe -People's Matt, at 2 p.m., can perÜBB the conditions and learn all requisite particulars on application at the auctior, ""•Woffil' ; Ki^|»robable that for some '-ofthe privileges there will be keen com^e-..jftftiqn.-.i-'. : --.-. ■-: ■■■•; ' ■■' ■■ '■ -'■ ■;;: i , ,Theisiß*iJane;Pouglas arrived at Vpxton this morningj . and will leave again at 7 o'clock's eyening. : Ht „. acknowledge with thanks I an! invitation to the Stbney Creek Aqnitersarysjjh'dbj fet e > to be held r m Monday next? which promises to bfj a very pleasant juvenile-gathering. > It has been decided>to cdmmitrthe lad, John Scott, now undergoing a sentehce for forgeiSyiito thejuduatriul School/ at Nelson. An application w'til be made to thef Wanganui Court, affi/Javits of (he Joiiftioes Who'heard the *■ r jase, and the father of the lad to be fovwarued iv support thereof. ; The New Plymouth ?Borough Council propose to give the rotiring mayor a --piece-of plate valued -a > a» a slight .j^aQknowledgement of liis services. if/- ; By a" later telegran-i>we. leara that no iii Sword ftas; yet been h'aard/ii>f.::FitzGerald, )• .^h.o tewaqted for t> »c N«bthornihurder. T.i Ai-ew^d of £50 is announced. ' .'■ \Lae£ e hight a brenk-down occurred; to •^'ihe'Wangauu! train when nearing Great-, . ford, Jthrdughone of the piston rods of the engine giving way. After gome delay it was disconnected, and the train, with only one side of the engine working, came on with the carriage and van, arriving m Wauaganui at 11.20, one hour and twenty minutes late.