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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1735, 16 June 1886, Page 3

TOWN EDITION. Manawatu Standard Office, Wednesday, 3.15 p.m. SHIFTING NEWS. ■' • ■ ■■ '- v ■ POBT OF WANGANUI. .... Jane 15— Stormbird, from Wellington. Jane l^Manawatn* $fW Greymouth.- js*-^'-*' 1 -- '••■•■ OLBABItLr June l^Ot&tMgnjtoffl&teii&Ji *,* " • > '- ' JfI&JHCTiD DBPABTUBIS Stormbird, for Wellington, Wednesaav " •*-!•-.■} Aft :a:ixxit;y. Manawatn, for Westport, Wednesday. Hnia,for Wellington, on Friday. Kennedy, for Nelson r on Saturday. . .^^.^^iTOß^^OT^l^Bß^..^ left PlyAbpffi^Br \Port Chalmers on May Bth, callitig at Madeira and Gape of Good Hope^Awway left Plymouth, 22nd May f or ; Auck&nd ; Aorangi, left Plymouth for Auckland and Wellington, via the Cape, on May .5. PORT OJ! FOXTQU^ v PBOJEOTKD DBPABTUBBS.- --\ for Wellington. - Jane Douglas, to-day t at 10 ( p.na. , MAIL NOTICE. ; The next English and European mail, •CaSan Francisco will close at this office on Friday, the 18th day of June, at 7.46 P *™\ GEORGE INNES, . .. .; ■ Postmaster. LATEST GABLE HEWS. — — * ■ — f— (elkcteic tbleoraph.— copyright^ <■'-- Creuteb's telbgbams). \; , Sydney, Tuesday. Captain Webber ; of the Ly ec-Moon, which vessel was recently wrecked on Green Cape, haa been committed for trial on • charge of manslaughter. The third officer; Mr Fotheringham, was disr charged from custody, at the request of the Crown Proiecotor. In the- Legislative Asgembly. to-day, the Premier, Sir Patrick Jennings, alleged that the railway frauds were nothing like the amount reported: He added that the staff were engaged work iug night and day, tb ascertain the numbtr and amount of frauds. The v Premier further announced that all persoris concerned would be prosecuted. Melbourne, Tuesday. Thefuherai of Archbishop Goold took place todey. The obsequies were of a moat imposing character, the Cathedral being crowded with spectators.