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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 70, 21 August 1885, Page 3

/Th^ltfiyor ha¥"^rSus9§ven^hf? use of his roonis/ lor Cpnocjlj meetings" free ol cha^.,; ; . '^J -^^S^M Messrs G. M. Snelson-&.Co^notify a sale ,to be held tO/mpErpw^t-.thje.M^rt^f ,: d rapery., householr} fy r.nii»irey. j&q.^V^so,: laV, . number ;,of . musiciil. iustrdfiVenta "inclij^', eluding Violin, piccoloT, aniriiufed^'^xlye** sale willrC'oriiihence kt'^spim^Vvou^V' .;^- A curious libel 'ca'Be V! ira« v ocdufe t d ih s Dunedin. A Press telegraiM gives -the follbwii%-pariticuidf^ >i'hich; £5Q sqiight, was brought b'efoVe' i\Si " Supreme Court. Jamrtj-E. S. Onsjev was a menrbcr o|* the : :^O.G.T,-lodg(?^ >oT^iibh T. G.J D^>Bpn wins secretary. Plaititjff was eX-& pelled. frorn the Onler, au^l ths a^ . nouiicemetit adyertrecd, f on; which likrclaimed damages, ftn . giving judge-*? irierit for £10 his , Kon t ot r said plaintiff had not beeu expelled fronvihe Order, the prqcoedihgs not hayijig : bcen cotir: ducted in.the regular Vrayj and .tliQ advertiseiuent was therefore libellous.- ' A' niost extraordinary clause was in-.-serted in the ambrided RpocjQcations for" CbTorough '■ i)Tackßinithing tenders, which were dealt with at the last ineeting of the Qpuncil. The clause referred to stated re horse-shoeing, : that the same should be executed wiienever tho Foreman of Works deemed ith'cceksa'ry. As Cr. Larcomb pointed out, the'stipulation is too binding a one altogether, the foreman might, he .said, • ;want. .horses , short every 6 weeks if he thought fit, or anv other time. "' ' ' ;