Churches Broken Into.

Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1442, 31 August 1885, Page 3

Churches Broken Into.

(UNlTffl) PRESS ASSSOOUTION.) , "Wellington, Monday. The Boman Catholic Church 6* St. • Maty, and St. Jamas,, and the Presbvterifin Church, at Newtown, were both hrnken into between Saturday and this mnrnins. Nothing of any valuo >yas foiiod m either church.

Mr T. E. Walton notifies by paragraph advertisement the arrival of now spring and summer goods at Wellington.per Doric and Tungariro. Full particulars of stock -which we believe is an extensive^ and clioieo ono wilFiippcar m due course..:Will^a^i Blinkhom, accomodation-house v keeper at Mauriceville Junction, has been fined £15 for sly-grog selling. The liquor found m the house was confiscated. ■'••'■•■■■■ ■■" 4998 1 forfeited shares m the Southern Cross Petroleum Company were sold by auction at Christchurcl). The highest price obtained was 6d, at which 40 were sold ; 50 were sold at sd, 2075 at 4d, and ■2833: at W. - ." . There is some enterprise at Pahiatua (ftsiys the Examiner^). Mr MeCarJle is.' about • to ; erect a' baker's shop in' that thriving township, and 'there is also some/ talk of Mr Crowe undertaking the erection, of a. town hall ' No 19 of Hansard lias cotne to hand. TheN.Z, Times, says .:— - Informations have, been sworn against Chaf les Ctidby, Arthur Richardson, William Brown, and John McCnlloch, charging them wU.h. ; as.-;, .saiiKihg and ' beuiang^hat is," kspj;,|c)ngj ■down and greasing— one' E"d^|fl^r^iagij :Willae^'afe.the i; tJpper Hiitt; " /A.npjtfcer m!> formation ; 'Ms '''■ a150 ,.: been" laid vacajnsfe. Charles Cudbyi'for. allowing 'th^fiove" riotous cond wet to take place iff * "Kis^ |icensedjll§3ase. j : '.' ... -., '/* >■.*%'{' fttC' | I^feMaf Tratura'izatitJri^navlTien jgranted to fGilbrfirid Hansuu, Hans Jen- ; - • '.W'ri., ; and Clnrk Andreas Anderson, of 7 Palmerssp|i North. .■rv.i'T .i'*:t' y J 1 Wand after the til^rail-^ fray charges of Native coal" between,. . Waitara and New Plyino?»th 1 perto?? ri _„ . ,_ .J v ' ■-"""■;' -" i V; ,V>" : iilA.^ I 'Til| %zs.l'ittmes say** that rnviarfife'S number of people hnvo goiie-totii'o'Mii- ''■ , polßt day. 1 or i wo-ttf st;K r ;t|»e Egyptian muimny. A^ large party vdf'-jMjtoris^ inspect eflvth> ;ctir'i(isHy, y at»d :? \ rtcpressed' gr^t sjirpiise" -at; the' Way "iii ,which the body had been ciiilialnnd. t Last Friday's. Napier EnenihffsNaos stated (hat inshucicd by MrVV. S. H"«---vey, Messrs Brookinfr nhd St.- Cliiir : yosi terdhy afternoon sold by auctitih; a'ti'cinber of Wi.ridville sections ?\f fo) lo'm'h :'-^- --7 S £23. W. RonuW : Nns: ; 2o, £17; 21 —£18. 2G - £ 15. 27— £ 1 ,4, JJO-^-ii 12 10s, H . T. IT. Kiifglit ; 29, :^V2 iJOs, j. CarjfO.; 39- £VO ( . 45— £l. r », W. Hailett ; 41-£l4, 42— £"13, A. E. Lewis ; 4(5-, £20. 48-^l2, J. S. Blair: 47, £15, P. Scally. ,Fqr other owut-rs ;~Snl> s<»i> ih'6n 17 1 of' 29^. £41/ W. Beagley ;46 of U, ; £35, Laing, and Hallott ;• also 1400 V acr^fitTiitutahi for £1000. Mr Slavey hiirisoifsbldprivately, yesterday section '13, Wooflville, for £4 10, aud three lots ' eftsoction 74 for £160 cash. . '; Messrs Sf evens and Gorton's, sale at 1 v .thp AWahnri "Yards will take place tomorrow, at 1 p.m. v .''.>.. Another inonstrons job has (Truth; favors) been recently quietly perpetrated by the Admiralty. Last Sepl«mber Adinirai Baird and a lar«re. stjff wt-resent', out to the iPacifio at public expenso, and now the Ajiniiral is bc^^ig brought Home to aßsinne|tlve coinm^ud jpf^ the Reserves, solely m order that v desirable berth may be available f«r Sir Michael Cuhne Seyinore, who is to succeed him.