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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1454, 14 September 1885, Page 3

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The Secretary of the Post. Office Department elsewhere invites tenders for the conveyances of mails. Full particu lars will be found m the advertisement. Smoked glass was m great demand at Danevirko on "Wednesday morning ( ays the Wbodville Examiner) by the runner ous umalcur* astronomnrs who h:id assembled thca'e. "Necessity is thy iimtlut of invention," and as there was no glass to be had the window ol Mr Macpherson's butcher's shop was utilised mid a pane broken, observer after observer taking a piece till the whole pane had disappeared. It's an ill wind that blows nobody good, but the good m this case woi:ld be derived by the glazier, not the butcher. . . The following pateilts have been applied for :— Carl Wagemann, . of Mel/bourne, for machine for extracting ores; \W. C. Wilkins, of In vercareill, for improvements iii apparatus for making cheesa ; W. Armstrong, of Wanganui, for ; .a pneumatic grippeiv; D. Glimie, of Wellington, for -a graving dock; R. Corkerell, of Invereargill, for an underground Idraining; plough ; H. W. Francis,' of Auckland, for- an automatic incubator; H.. Davenport, of "Wellington, for self • adjusting Ipad-headed nails ; F. J. Noble, ! '.of Tiinar.u, for manufacture of ; papor . from native grasses.- jk'naw," and wood ; W. Bl McClure, of-.Svdney, toi\an invention for a coriibhiatitm of asphaltuin, naphtha ;as ..a solvent, oxide of inetal|,?*aod. siindstpne-spi; |n^ siitistances. /.t^i'?3 ?. .1; v .- The Woodvillo Examiner say the natives at Tahoraite kuow a thing . or jtjy?. ,f^i<>^theiv|la^4-i^|y^of>}>Qo.gle'.: weTit over to see the Mfjge metitin^ ; Eouso ■ at Tahoraite.^ ytiMwMWiWMsjftiholding service and a3; soqij a-stitrwas' over and the last of <I'!c'on'gffl*Stio1 ' ! c'on'gffl*Stio 1 »i ' had gbhe'-'oMMft?^6oV -a:--veßta^ s :^s'; ; savag6 j siiiit : r^dbop[ifl3 ftirrjea $$ffl pointing at. the s;un'i { ' t ttft% :< B'k f)Hx'"m^Y 7|ie ; wiir^-^s^e^^kn^m ft; Thi} f ji>nts. ,wa^.t^ke4i,.^^^^ jand the donji? ihrqwp, ; p.peiil;,. i; yhejEty.-Q^. pean churches 'might benelifc by a lesson tfyifW- tl^i: '^olit,'.saviige> ? : J -i4»y>i<le«n:uidij/«% -giSisod ia."i ?. .t:^c .'. A. WtUijifjtotu^aper stjj.j s^]ui,t as .th.c .nyi'd^ip^'wluclji | i}uy.h' ( j .^Cftl(|!i]af fed to ..throw a,iiy T liglit^u^>u"i he .p^wnf^je; ,oFtiie infant whose body -was foiunltait./ike ■ iw;ftei?B^ f!(lg«v;;neaT .Pipit/ia .^\^«hiifis»ia3^f teri)()on, ai»iJjii6.ilher« iloesc hotiap^pi'ai- f6>l''e "flny'reasoii : .^<!!siißp»i : t that Ihfie has been any foul play m connection wi(h the child's doariip'Hre" Coroner iifls dtil'idi-d hot tU!il«M>aJtt'^ii*- ; -

quest on the remains. —.- .~. -"-'': -W6t 'rtftihitl ']6xjir f .Yekfli;r/ o^'M^'' ' ; Sfevens liiili ; Go'rtous stofofcf safe^tß talce ''"' place at Bulls to-morrow, at 1 p.n>. ._ Messrs Sno.lsoii . atul ,^GQ; AjISP^HOJ^ ift* ! sale of clothing, drapery, etc., for next Wttolf^6 ! tf^^ As indicative of t.hp t signß ; jpf tlie, times, the fact has itsloMi^i^hrnennei-v---that, at Messrs Snelson and Cos. Bale-on - Saturday, the Borough Reserve * T which was£offere(J i ," > >di*}-..rjbt J elicit a soljfartf bill. No softb£ hafl ft hi* fLcjaif fieeli 'snc'i'essfully negotiated, there would have been keen competition for the piece of ground m ..question., i.. , • = F.rqin the Chr,onicle_ we learn that the pecdhd" 5 annual show of the Kaiigiti)u ; i •O.rouo, and Manawatu Ponitry and Produce Society was heltl at Feilding on Thursday, and was a great sucei-ss. The poultry was paticularly good, and elicited much favourable criticism. Had notice of the show been sent to us, we should have gladly published- a report for the information of our readers; hut as a matter of fact no one m the district appeared to know the date of iis taking place, and consequently no interest was manifested. Two men drying dynamite at SkipperVfOtago) on Saturday morning, lost their liv«-s through its ; explosion. One was 'blown -through the roof of tlie hut. Calde rates for press messages from Europe to New South . Wales will m future be;2s 8d per word, and for private messages 8s lOd per word. As letter from .•' Another Business Man " might be liable to iniscoinstruction| wo' prefer not to insnrt it. One sentence is no doubt specially applicable, but ns it would rather touch upon private matiers, it m best left unpublished. ■ , The action of the KiwiU'a.Road Board against the -Wnngaiiui .Harbour Board to recover the amount of a rate struck by the former lias resulted m a victory for dufv-nrihnts. A duplicate telegraph cm bin is io be laid betwren Tasmania and Victoria. When that is done the Cook Strait cable- is to be repaired. Mr James Burke announces that he purchased the Terrace End cab. Mr Burke being a steady, reliable driver, should be well patronised by the public. Morriu's ironmongery store (Auckland} was entered last night. Proceeds to burglar, £5. Mora) : Hard times m Auckland. Result : No arrest.