TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1490, 26 October 1885, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(per Sniped pitEteStfissoeiATioN j "William. , Bennett,, commission—agent, has "beeir committed'' 'for : tnt& 3ri two charges of forgery. 3 The ''Tramway Coiripahy TJ Tiave petitiona&tbtift ©ity^GfluncibiOjf^tppjjA^^ir gerous practice of the Salvationists havsions m the route of tUe v tfa*&ways* as likely to lead taseridsas«acgipnts. ri^nrlzV., ; ... An accident occurred^to^a^man^namej Gay, a carpenter, by falling down^^id cbllir Jtofii tliW, Comnje^i^sS^la^e broke one of his ribs,, which grazed his riffht lung. »He is expjected taracpver. ■ This^&araing a fifeTo'c^&'fe^at the Oyster Island^by wiucn a Bouse*Delonging to Grrosse, a fisherman, and containing 81'opiiiSj, wits destroyed. There wag. Dcnedin, Saturday. perance deputation, , referred to tne Port ought to jbe dealt with, by locftl^autnoVities, |and" iabi { By" ' '' 'iM * Government", who. were generally unaware of the ? eWb&ttistande*s attending the applieaiiani. ' Hi: Cmm^^tMdrday. Magistrate's 1 "uour0 c 3resWday charged with assaulting oSe of the pupils, a girl •ri^e'afi hiaß &>i*allele(i^b»lvaaWer to attract her attention, accused poked ffie^fiiKtlrftne ribs withn^rabfpWtlF. She fainted, and to.be taken home by two other chUaren.. vThfi parents sent for a doctor, whp pronQl|^di. the child was sulfering froffl •ibflam^apion of the lower part ofthe lu^ "aadtjie Oliver adjoinings apparen^tly c6n§equ«Q£ upon the injury sne had receivec^ ( ;A^^ond doc* tor, who^saV the of the accused, stat^tjthaj^-while he did not^ee^y-unu^iate ganger, Jie siderea^cne case ■'&■ grange -one^lC-i*- con-; tended tot the defence that the occurrence was a pifi-e^acGi^eD^UiTQdltHe^blice do nobjaHeee any, action otttHefp«t)il fcea6her'» palrt^Acciip&^aa reminded till -Thursday, and admitted ta An unusually 'large brill jurajf) caught off v New; BrigbtonTrthis^morniqg^m^ preslnterf So.SirNJ.^Voespl |>y theljfflbljr* man. In acceptjngi ith^e ,fflf^, Sir JuUus expressed art opjoicm t£at a society larTo'^lic^Nationai FißheneB f AVsSikSs of iEnglandl^o' d6al v^iiK r «he Government on one hand and- the trade on the o^r^oifder-to.jplace^!ire fisher[e^)pj»^ thoroughly satisfactory^basis. He also advocated the formation of aquariums m feeWlßc'6llim4Mic^n ; f froli jl? ih^f*tfe[3 mend the General—'Synod to define a dSmifidScant^ It jwttS'deSded&oflfb t jk^ any action m tlienmatiberl/I An indignation meeting of the Waimea Plains settlers was beld.jtt Lijnipden Jagtmgi/tt.^iirf^ (^b^n^.milwßamH| exDressed^an^pjnipn R the difficnlto. ment purcbasipg the-linetibefore^the first instalment became payable, viz., 31st jtliat'a petition be pres'entea to 'Grovernment asking for a reconsideration of the .decision m regard to*the purchase of the lute. It was stated that the settlers were unable to*pay?thß;rateggSßSafega». \ A large buml>e!r|af |ca^^ b m the Public Wprl^T Departui l ewr ir ugbout ;be colonj- fiaye^*pcenree^ tii a that iheir servrcesli wiU v JbeWi^B ised with. . [t is underf toiid thisiisflender^ Jjunperaive m con^eqiienceXof gggon of the public works vote fast session. ! New pMio^raJSaturday. | TheHHfln;^B^UaS(^ga^s)|e^^S^ tamed during his stay here by tne Maybr :■ andjiiMr iSamueq ,^&s.% «^feS .has also been deputationised on all yesterday and taken over the freezißgwbjrksj* jge^eAVfß^yLU^and. I by the steamer Botorua this evening. I Ashbtoton, Tuesday. I Mr Matthew Burnett is conducting a hsmfiit The result ; so far is 859 pledges takea and 280 blue rib'bbns:dbnnl9d>