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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 30, 3 July 1885, Page 3

Nativ§: Land ; CbWt; ha& &yra.rde<i ttte^Crqwri^pbO dbres,bf $e/ celebrated ,- - Mii^ata!imkf 1 -|p[bcl^ m 'the /Forty MUej ' Bflatt: is ; 60,000 acres, and the" 42,000; acres awarded represent . the-jindiyiduai share's which the Govern- : menk"has bought." The block has been under ,iiegptiati6tf • since 1872, and. 'is magnificent !lahd for. settlement.. • . - T . ..." ; , Messrs Suelson and Co. announce- « special sale at their rooms at 2 o'clock ' to-inbrro w. •:•,;...' ; ■< i .m uusiik.- ■>' ■■■■"-?.■'• The.bankrqptcy is Gazetted of . James Br^dr^acUsihitlii " ; . : : ; '-' ; i^-mati named ; Fred 'attempted ' ■ Briiei'do itf'th^ Dupedin '_ baths ... lasl, - night hf cutting 'i Vein ifi his ' arm; ' The; injoi^'isjnpt'likclyi to. prove fatal. . ; , •There was another- fire m Auckland lastvJnignt. Moisos Montague's^ Bazaar ; m Queen -street being \giif jed^, besides damage to adjacent buflcliugs. Origin'ntikhbwn; ; ...,;,, >, ,:; id->i't *' Tlie programo m detaU.of-the eat«rtaiflWcntitp'be given. by the Piliiuorstbn iiusical^ , : and Dramatic^ Society •: will appear,, m pur nof t isß|io. '. The .. date is ■ ' flj^i |or the 10th;; instant,; and : the ei»--te\tftluii|ent wjll be under the patrotiage 6£oia Worship.the Mayor.. • -^ ;] " : '" : Tfiie^No^jbonQdenteb debate m Parlia--, meut Bt»il drags, jts weary length along, wAliing r .tiine, aqd tending to no useful purpose, whateyer...... /. ■•• ■ > $hoißorbugh;Go«ncil will, hold its next/ meeliug on Tuesday evening. ';'-" The^bpdyiof njmJin ,was found m the V harbpur/^yesterday morning^ name un- - knowing Two fixed deposit receipts on the. Bank „Now Zealand,, TMasterton aiiio|itt|ing to dcke hundred and fifty-five pounds, together vfith two £5 notes and . sotne^mlver were fonnd m his pocket. Tho"mamage pi Mr lE^; i&bqdbehere, eld|^t's.bn: of; Mr. Samuel _ Goodbehere, Bpiicjt6v l ;^;o£j.iPeiidin'gj/..to'' - „thq"- eldest daa»iile'r of Major -Liddle, of Awahuri, -.. was duly solovnmsed at St John's Ghnrch by tlie Rev r |[pshuar, Jbnaßj yßßterday , af ternpon, „ .^rhere was a large attedeance Qf friend's 'an^tKeap.ublictq witness the' investing qereiihohy. .' ! "dissbluti'qh. of partnership of, Me^fs^ I«, ajid^GilL. ■,pli : yer ? -- graziesfs, - Mdlitqa* : is elsewhere gazettod. Wt Ti^^ tie^bert I Hankins is .solicitor to JotiiV.^bad^nd James Brazier^ black--:, Bini^a^pt ■p^lrherston, and J. L> Rees, cqiusUbuiJdet ;qf Feildinß, whose petitions iv bfthkruptcy appear elsewlu i re. ; ■' \.^s!-!W;an^innl^H'amb>r;of'opmn>erc.e--liaf 'plaßiwd'li^-rtßoJutiqn.tOTthe ,€sE?ct;;that a dgbutjitiqn,^^ cpns.Utibg.of the chainnan j thaJ^putyrchjiJrQpanj.the, secretary,^ and tlift.«i6vei>w.ai.t;upqn!the:Bailway Traffic Manager with'the view of urging the desirability of afEording, the same. privil«lß«»^pas<feiftg«rß!by train oh Wednesdays as are nowgrinted on Saturdays. This te,a«lipifcid ideav» nd w«Jtra^i> will be gjyftßsP^cticAl effect toii: *,^ >; The't>Jayi^g of cylinder basa l flute: was"a;.pprfoririance of exquisite musical .development of this instrument never before heard;.even- on the ' ordinary .BngUsnvflaie. . ;The grandest and niqst sub* Ume.renderingof 'the' vocal portion bf the entertainment was tbe ; instrumental - and -v-poal coinbinatioii "ia t^e .** Ato, Mari«;i'?i The orgaq, flute, and piano togaUn^rwiih; the expressive sweet singr ing ot Madame Rita making; a chqiral ■■':■ effeot;;Qfv(musieal 'beauty^ . The: singing by jkadaniq Sita /of v%6 here the gentle : tasklV i. with flute -accompaniment was also admirMy^retiderißd' •imit l a : tiye i bird notes ringing bat- clear and sweet against" the soft flute accompaniment. MrGran-tham^Bass)-sang* seve'rar songs m good style: and 'with 1 time artistic expression for wniich he was tnbre 1 than once en- ■> cored^ As pianwt, , Mr Clutsang, we thipkis about thi^ best- who has visited this district and listening to his execution is a treat notp/ten experienced by PakQerr gtgn peqnje, ' : ; u , f& -balloon -is -to ascend to^^mprrbw evening m the Square opposite the Bee^ hive v Stbre.^.\' "f--'^ - ■■ ' ■'" The ' Kil winning Eqdge will meet on "Wednesday at 7.30 pioi ' We t i'.emind >„ our, readers of MessrsSnelsqn and Gq;'s:st6ck sale at' the Eitz-, herbertrstreeVsale.yards,. to take place to-morrow at noon. There will alsq bj qf gen,era^imerfl^ndj(Bi9 at: the j^biris at 2 p.in. ;'' ~ We understand that Mts Harvey 'has gent m" her resignation ; 6f^her position as mistress of t^^errace End 'School. We hear tlist the Minister otXands has informed- the deputation from the Small Farm .Association that he will not interfere m any matters within the legitimate province and jurisdiction of the Survey Department,' to yiqld strict and r unquestioning compliance whose instructions must m future m every case be strictly complied with^ Messrs Ifeljyan^^rdce have been floini^atcdvfqr 'llaafariga- Mr Kelly's proposer demands a: poll. ' We remind the residents of Bunnythorp* and adjacent districts of the meeting to-ra'orrow eveuirig at 6.30 p.m. m the school liouse to consider the questioa of road communication. ,