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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1667, 25 March 1886, Page 3

~ Some English v haye adopted a iyi'fedr o^ settinip 'niiitfon direct to the retail ' Wstomert, ' tbu^ increa»ing !i their |sft)fi«4 3 »VerV'' s «matenally. 'We;' Taieri^ Advocate, now read, that the sath'e sysinsomep'^s ,c3J6r years past the north of iOtngo and Gintefbuiy have ibeen notorio.qijtabring aKd.^ftec tbe. bar,Te6t : seagpp^ fty: stackfiring.;. We aWglad.tOjnofi^V^hW the Tiniard Mjraß is able ; to say tlSt;tbig sbonfmafAe '.crinie is not wb TWb \lnh year heretofore: "Oil^ ! S6ntetnthis isjajgbod^tbing, Mi&f mets cannot mo w afford to • wiute* a z »Af meeting: was beldimthe Gospel-hall, T^\&}ffli-MonAa& leyeninft-, to ibe projgpsal to forra, aj.Banjl of -Hope m that; fownghip ?t ; Ther^ wraa* a Jarge; teh3aace ; , {be hall being well filled, with bjmia^Tftand^bfinVpe^^l'T^ejßev. Mr Dtitfll occupSd u tße 'cfiwi : After gotn'e.dfaoUssibir.it wai^ unanimously re•oJveflie^Thst'a Band'ofHope be formed, torfbe (^JJled the ; ,Glifito4Zßan(il;Kpf nHt>pe; thji^weetings-be held fortnightly, /m the B§jsbnd . tand 4 " fou^tb rMonday v |n each month, A form of pledge was adopted, an'tf'Ht.wa^ arranged- th^t a' periodical ■titaicriptiori should be made bn: T tHij part oS^tfiJhildren^ -Ifewas decifted W^hold ■ tUeinieetings Alternately m. the ■ difEerent ' cKurcfeea^connec^edyith the, movement. T^j^sjifjme^tuag.is tOj be held on the hkir.'^Tne m'bvfiinerit^appears ,to tc taken v 9 iwy^x^artil'y' %y* thewli&ibjcik * section or the community, and tKere"lii» o e'very piOipectT! of !it» -seeing: attended Vfth (1^ cided success. .si-viss [±- x<r.;iiny.