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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1476, 9 October 1885, Page 4

; \yk wilT"bl f exeule^ I rbm departing^: ajlitCle from the usual rule m congrutiK lating. pRr/jvorthy.Mayor./on anqtherj addition to his olive branches. TheJ latest arrival mak.es up, a total, of sev^uj 8On8i ! all born m Palmerston. We cot-^ diallyrrwißh~ both -infant- and-^parents|. " JMany- Happy returns of the day." (] jln'its 1 ' brief mention " column ..the ChrdntcW >h'&& 1 thb IfblloWing :— F'uriiiy 1 dpgs.the Corporation labourers atNapier. TJiey,piled,upj.a:;lot of . Jbg^hjiers fp^t ittte gravel quarry the other Hay, mixed wjell: with; beach shingle, placed U, m a.n f office i wiijdo\y, and attached a 'label. , ;• 'Specimens i rom the; Pohanfjina silver . : nnueß. ?y ~Talking, about the \Poh.rtr»gina. : What's, that ; about, try ing to ; jump; . a claim,?! s Some local smarties trying .to JoustiQutsidera. by. zetl'wg ' aromul themVith « luimral 'lease; VLooks as if thtire was some money -in 5 the thing when people get up:t6 v t!jieyo'knid' of games. '"' ' pLastyear M sdihe i ','bbld ..Brjitpns- into% duced tennis at ScHwaibach and ventured to; play m public >vithp*uKtheir coats. .This 80^ shocked tne'natiAe Vense ' of indrality v that,an x influental deputation. Of lanies waited^ Jo'fftie mayor ri a'na s Wne^ -him to forbid the i, indecency. But the mayor, strange to say, was a sensible man, sq^e^decliuedj^ ,; interfere, giving it as his iPpin!ion, : b.o.^reyerj that indecency^ was an integral and indispensable part of all! English game's. Still the* jpridtesfc of the deputation has not been , altogether withQutKjf*nit,4 for. this $ear''stte%' is'stxidlc-* j up| by the/ lennisjground a printed :: $6glement,"* containing, amongst other most wonderful rules, the following":—* JThe ground being situated on a very much frequented promenade also visited "by! ladies, the players must be clothed decently — viz., they are not allowed to be; negligent, or to take off any clothing' which may cause offence. Mr Beck, of the Fitzherbert-street cordial factory, was yesterday severely iniured m the right hand through an empty boljtle breaking from which he was extrabting the cork. ** 4 1 • >-j The Chronicle has? tlie following : — " In our parajß^aph,yesterday pn[thejsub- ;- ject of Mr J^^arsoiisJ'. 'bankruptcy reference was m&ie.uXo: Jhe, /action • b^nthe Bdnk, by which, •misfortune was said to -have, been andue'edi- The representatives- of- the hank'in- 'question deny the accuracy .1of l the allusions rtinade to their actr6fij ; an|l''say 'tha't tkey have been exceptionally' considerate and ienient with Mr Pars'onii, anH"TiMt;npw it ls.'e^trertiely proßafeJie inp're^ }vill . heard of the jmatter. t^'^e can" ipnly 'say'that'we gave the particulars^ m all good faijh'as they were given to us, and regret whatever] there may,ljaye*ibeen*Qlf lrifi&eufaoy m what we published." t^-AJ special rn^i% lV ot t^» Manawatu Glub will be held on Tuesday evening in "■ the Club rooms to .traasact ( yaripua/items of business. '■':"';■ I( '] '.',;' ..^t . It! is probable Monday »will be declared a public holiday ipn ! aiccpuht !i 'of 'the Go-i---vernbr's visit in' the' alfternodri. 1 ! f "' .-; Tlie results- of, the Palmerston State gchojols examinafcpnsi arennot ; wet out. that J all theMift§er isdßools^in *tl» Wanganui Educational District have resoleed not to publish names of pupils presented, passed, or failed, as the case may be this year, m accordance with the views expressed on; the subject by the jEnspector. At the Central School. exftn^ination there were 285 scholars pre"sent.i ' , The outward 'Frisco mail doses this at 7.45 o'clock. f iThere will be a grand volunteer de- ' mqnstration at Wanganui to-morrow on "tne'opcMSn of the*^Groverhbr's visitr