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Manawatu Standard, Issue 42, 20 January 1885, Page 2

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• ! (united ipaV&B kksi bii.<no*.) , WELiaNGTOJ^ Jaa. 19. The Hineniba' returned ' he|e' from ' Auckland this .m'6rnih% c witn the fcoloniaL Secretary;the:Miiiidter : tif 'fJttstic^, and Mr GvS. ; Cooper;- ' 'iv i •>{ »n>\ •.;* 1 The 1 Hon. Mr vStout> addresses his .constituents on [.Wednesday .i^ejrt at Dunedin., ..... v „. f y ( .",., The first jttting ' of " .the ' Tjpard of directors of the Government Insurance Association \yill be held on Friday A young man ■•named Brooks, son of the Inspector-of Permanent Way, Wei. lingfcpn ; .and. :. Masferton; ; was drowned m the Hutt River yesterday. Jle was .bath^^m^thejiyflv.wiwn he was suddenly seized "with" cramp. •The steamer take 5000 carcases of frozen mutton from Welling* tjon.v.jjnd \she.scpjan^eneed;vlwdi& this morning. v " - v . At the JSunrenie Court civil, sessions tne plaintiff wks case Armstrong -'vl^'Wellington-Manawatu Railway Company. Armstrong tendered .fox- a: cpntrij.cii.and^loggeM'^QOX, B^i tender was accepted, but his bondsmen withdrew; f - and, »as'hiß lender was riot sifmed ( px time,;.the thedeposit. ' " " ' DuKepnr, Jan. 19. At Pahnerston on Saturday evening W. R. Young,, nursery man, was fount} drowned i& the fiQ^ Riven He is suppose*! to have falle&in during a fit. /:' Gisboh&e, This Daj. A native bdy^aged 1% ran a splinter m mVthigh and was treated by a man named palmer j^hoias large practice among the'Mporjs^ Tetanus supervened ..when tha. doctor, was called _in.Jt was >t<& iate : ah t d ( %hV%rfiea/ i! lWffle inquest it was shown that if properly attended to m time; the boy's^h'fe would have i lioenl savM^^h^^unli said the pefeo should., prevent Palmer from practisidg; '- I •'■■■