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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1672, 31 March 1886, Page 4

' j The V|rdlirigloii Mr^ Wardell hat slightly improved m health, i ;- -„•.<{ ' i A notification re rate from the Manchester Road Board' appears elsewhere. Messrs ( Halcoinbe, and Sherwill an-, nounce that they will sell at their auction |> rooms, Kimbolton Road, Feildine:, on Saturday i^ext at 2 p.ra. the v priyileges c *jn. conrjectjori'with tKe ' Foildirig Ettefer - Kace Meeting. pjj(.j,., ;(f^/r v .^< : , We again remind the public of the ?" entertainment •by \the ■';.' Palmeratoir Musical and Dramatic -Society to take place this evening m sjid df(^ifunds of •, .^lioißalnierston Volunteer *t'«re£Brtgade. Mr H . Hicks, baker, gives notice that > On an'd" : after" tomorrow the price of. , 'bre'ad^fttMtis shop will be 2£d r cash at 'shop arid 3d deliveredi -•-'" , I Vyorkin^ :; membra ; ; pE- ! ;tn&; Choral Society are j reqwested 'io-fin.eet-. for rehearsal at, tiie Bank Chambers at 8 p.m. this eyeniiig. -.1 ? . " ' . -'[ ""■" ' |~ VVe make room elsewhere for a pretty full report of the Crawfcrd-Dilke divorce. ; case, m which such extraordiuary interest has been manifested both at Home and abroad. t Tho evidence iis.qf a niostremarkable nature, 1 and will' ! lekve an impression on the public mind by ho tnetvns; favourable to the co respondent, ) who has lieen ! ac ! quitted 4 solely : oniech- : meal ground 8, ;-b«t. of whoso gniltlessnefa people will form their own conclusions. j^ It willWe seen by our report of the Education . Boafd that Mei.rs Thynne audWicknteed liaye had to take a back Beat, the one polling 14 and the other .4 J $o'me' of tiie newspapers m this . distrj,ct_ werjeYoplJsh enough i° : oppose • strongly and on personal groundsthe three candidates who have been ...returned by a substautiaJ inijtjrityi And, is thit.-tlie ..jnd^&iP ' Wie^N<lake-ThyDhei Wi6ksieed / proclamation ? The first not nomiuated, aiid the l«sfc two left i out iv has been',! We wbn^er will tliisi defeat toach any of the trio above ; named. wisdom ?, We doubt it. .j Aj-yieiWent ef Napier, m the course of conversation yesterday, discussing newsI paper, jn^tje^,- tlomarked tliat there was !r scarcely .an 'issue of the N^pier^iVews .m, which ,onie»6r[bjq!il|;.;ofr I tf t - con temporaries was not at tuckeSi and neither ev^r. took. • the^lightQst.nqtice/of' ever alluded to ihd~iyew)i hi any way,- treating it with ailent -^ontempt and entirely^ ignoring its existanOe. ." V An^ depeud ' iipbn it|'' I said he," this •is the correct course to I puriue, so far as tho general are . concerned; Not lnngyi^morer distant efnl, to the ojdin/ry re'adiratliau ibickerio«'sj recriminations between newspapers, each trying, which r will have the last jvord m vVon'trove^sy between- 'thetnse]»e t 8 tlutmay .be vcryvdistastaf ul to eVeryorio el6e." ' ..„.. . *' f '' l adopted the following re,p^rr:-^nat7ne < Town Clerk's B«lary4.fe^4«Btt(^ l Srpm J6270 .to* £220 per Janum,;! Hthe Rate pbllector's.frpm , POO^ tor #180; the JPoreinati of Work'BVfroift r £27oi;o £250 ; bnd Mr Stevens'onV- (assistant to lForejnatt of Works,) from lls to 10s a day. -- LljE.strikes us these art still ! very liberal salaries; -all things coiiaid^Ted/Eb.M.S.I