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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1560, 19 November 1885, Page 4

> „• A, twenty inch tro,u,t was seen ; i.n the , Proua.ri>e.i\^esterciaj;. -r' ; ■: .Adinii"^! K as .fnatniote/J the f Captain pf.l^.^.S., Opal to proceed with : his vessel to IS e ; vGr(iihoa forthwith. On iho ftrrivaf of the Opal at her destination a search: will bn made for traces o£ the Geograpineril Society's Expedition, and if th« lepofterl massnero ia ; found !to be tro^i proinptitneisures wili be taken to punisb the murderers.. , At a SQoittl'P«irit_r meeting m Anck^ land, Dr Eenderditie presiding^areaoln--5 tion: expressive of syrnpaihy with j Mn Stead, of the Pall Matt Gazette? and^ his ;RBBpciatcß m gpciai reform, was passed. . Rey. H, Bull, Wesleyan minister, siroiigly supported the resolution; ; : v Sir Alexander Stewart, ex-Premier, has bsen officially gazeHedlCoinmiasiOner. Vfor New, South Wales at the Indian arid bo'lo'n^al Exbibitibn of 1886. ' ' •'••Sir JulinsVogel always did have^ an axe to ffriiid',, and he has had a very hie one on this 'Frisco mail business," said one of the speakers at the Sydney meeting. ■■ ■■ /■ " ■■■ ' ■■•■■■■'■ ; ■ . Attention is.directed to a notice from ilieiiqindatorsof the Dairy Company appearing elsewhere.