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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1650, 5 March 1886, Page 2

i Wellingtpnjseems to have beeneffected by the Cardinal, to judge by th« following fashionable items from an •xchange;? ''— •" Everything is ' cardinal' here *jutt' npw. Mdies wear • cardinal" colours finds^ children wear sashes.: Even jewellery m show windows v 'have. nssumed cardinal jforms, g,n£ one Voyil^not really beluiv/" 1 prised to see a cardinal hat on on a young lady __of the period going along Lambton ~ Quay. Lady Jeryois* garden party was a grand aflairl 1 . Everything was cardinal, i 'An offer of knighthood' has been mads through Mr Murray Smith 1 to Mr James A Service on his retirement, from political life. Mr Service has declined to accept the honouf.r. A, .similar offer has been made.to Mr.Murray Smith, 'the retiring Agent-general of Victoria, who has ab- ' cepted the 'nonour.' ; ; . : v, ■:■.-, i 'A proposal has been adopted for Jay. . ing a duplicate cable between England '■ and Australia, via the Cape of Good Hope. - =-... An Itjali&n: r-esident of named Gaetano Mare has succeeded m" " getting an oiL and extract -from tbej berries of the tawa, which he claims to*h*ave a high, viilae iasa. specific for outwardt-i; application m rheumaticaffections, I TneT"' oil is also claimed to be a first-claai nona;nmming., lubricant,, especially suitable for bearings dnd- spindles where E <avki^o speed is maintained, Mr Gaetano Mara was for many years m Italy employed m the olive oil'trade. ' and sayir'the few» berry is f ariricher, in r oil tnan^ ig th« olive, and th'at -as a lubricanfe^tiie itavr a oil is superiorj to^live. | ; ; '■* *i '