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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 46, 22 July 1885, Page 3

It is with the most sincere regret that we;have to chronicle the death of Mr R. Fbulis at Now Plymouth, the sad circumstances wliicii led to his untimely decease are still fresh m the memory of .;all '.our readers, and - llieru 'is iio. need here to dwell on them. From the time the accidi.ut was met with the medical attendeuts have been much concerned on account of th« iinconsciousr.csu fr«>iu '"•w-liivh ithe sufferer never seemed to rally./ Mr Fuulis was well known in v this dfstrict (having for some year* acted ns Inspector of Schools here,) and lie was uniyersajjy •■ respected. . His genial bearing towards all with wliom lio cnino m contact, and his nuny nets of disinterested '.kindness r-ndereii' at once a general favourite with young and old Hell and poor. As tin Inspector he was respected by nil tins teachers m his district, and 'they will all feel s«rry to ' Ittdrn. of his death. Mr Foulis was a Chaplain of tUe St. Andrew Kilwinniiig Lodge of Freemasons while m Wan-' ganui, and his Masonic relations were' of the most friendly character with nil his brother craftsmen. As a in<*inl»er of the Presbyterian congregation, and a manager of St. Paul's Church, he took a great interest m elmrcli .work m our -iiiidtit. .His death will be mourned by a large number of those who knew him ■ m these and iv many oth'-r capacities. Those who knew " him most intimately will feel that they have lost .a {genuine friend, all who were acquainted with Him' that' they have lost a pleasant companion.— Wanganui llerald. A full report,of the. discussion m con -= nectioii with Mr J. King's propostipn t,o , w|thdra\y' the advertising of the :' ? Club from the Standard, which took place, at last night's race meeting-; mlLiappahr-to-morrow. : '_ „. Tenders for felliiig-, : 30 acrtsj&f^/.lin'gli oniJie property of A:^yi{iitji^rfu|a Esqf AeKursff V co ^ 6 ' to-monjowV^Tenders* should be "addressed to Mr J. Cotter, Ashtirst. ' . Tirebankynptcy.businesß.to be , .-.d.V%U- i afc' l t I l]e i pr«'s'en't sitting of ' the District ' (Joiy^iji nQt^beishe^rd until rSafljrday* hext. ; .■"-■>■■ '*■■: - ;■■■'■-.. ..■'. ■„ ■-• ■■'■ •••• •yyi. OHiWimnai ! ' been disappointed m not" lieing wiiited tin ' to day at notified by advertisement: OjUf collector,, however,^^ \villyisib >A'shJfifsb f l<)^ morrow r ; when -payment "; Vofj r 'tncciVujitS f owing is respecti fully, requested.} Js)fau postponement hns been ■unavo,i(iably i made through press of other bireiriess.'' f t At the Police Court r 't6-Hay|' v bfefore id? M.Snelson, and D. Buick Rags. J. P's man nam«l ; M*BaH*FrTa"n^^as^en-J "tenced to «ny month with hard, labor for'l & common assault oii aiidth'er 1 id /j tho] Clarendon Hotel. - , !