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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1667, 25 March 1886, Page 2

the Taranaki. Hem^ :— We leajrn from a private letter that the demajnd for small farms around Auckland is far greater than, the, supply. It would appear from this that the minor branches of farming, such as dairying, poultryrearing, f ruit-grpwing^ be«-ke«ping, are coming more^ into favour, and are much' more profitable, than^graint grow(rig or stbclc rearing; " Frdm^th'e same apur.ee. we- hear jthat th^ere are,at present m Auckland^ several Sydcey produce merchants arriugingfor^ the :; supply {of large quantities ot meat and dairy produce for the Sydney; market, . and^thati prices are hardening m conse|uencff. Oueese, itisßaid r has gone up 2d to |3d per lb, Thin should be newsitbVTaianaki farmers, -. t . o , • . i r;■;- . Herny M; Stanley, whoß«;h«ir was; almost whitef roui exposure ih'Bgypt^has returhed^tdLondoH again WUh r hair''ahd i beard that are 1 described' ar"l>eautifully J 3?he^ are hot dyed. : ;'^ f j ; .', ;, Thai, thie weifd aWd . exflLUisjfte: jß^aty t . of Australian scenery ' has ta k? n hq'dj of Bishop' Moprhouse is plain'frona his pare,jng words on leaying Melbourne. Hero are his i*ty sentences j'-^Pinally, brethren, fare well. I havelpyed . you truljr, and I,Bhail; love you .aljyays^ Many a time when under 'drearier skies I «ball think; of your bright skies,, iinfd yoar balmy, ■ummer eyes. 1 s^aj^ think of ; tbe^olemn.stiliQeßS of ybuj-yASt, plains and great mountains, and I shall dWell upon that great \ love and^h'elp ; which, you have give£ me under . SQuUiern c Cross whichsoon my eyes shall lose for ever (Applause^-, '"ffo it muat ''bfe! : % .^Bnt brethren , One abideth , whp will ! be wi th :you ; anol . .\ie-r Je'suii Chnst, the' same yestefday,; and, tp-.day, and.'fpr ever (Applause. If we reraiin one with Him,' |we cannot b» ? . .seyejeed v from either bychanging skieß or rolling apas. (Appjause); .Onqe^ '■ 'ss**? b r .eihr«jbj 'm ■ the name'; of jGfod . ,and m. ;ihe !of Cnrist, farewell. : (Loud Applausi). ' The native who carried from the field the body of the Prince Imperial, .when he lost his life fighting m _Spu,th, .Africa^ was presented with a diamond ring ■ jiud mentioned ] by the Emprfess Eugenic. He Went to Maisachusejtta, and' was lost sight of but the ring was! found, recently m a Boston.; pawnshop^ Tliomasf Hogan, a onerarmedjman, ijra'i chargedat the.Wanganui Eoligs-Qoiirtj on Tuesday i. . .with : , travelling f rpm Turakina toWaoganui 'without; paying his fare, did. not appear m .answer to the charge. Accused had got ; on -jA- iTjurakina/wbUre h» had tried ; to g^t a ticket * without money. On ?oraing__to |St' John's lie managed, to, alight "from the wron^ sia'e' bVfora the 1 carriages 1 stopped r and made off. Accused wall known to the police.— Fined 4Q 8 /andcoßt|9s.