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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1737, 18 June 1886, Page 3

J?ojpy 2000 natimt were, expected to be pre- 1 aentitEiriliakayeiteMayi : r I The, remainder ofripprt of the "Borough Ooanoll meeting- wHlv appear ia to-morrow'i iuue.' The Libraryr'Bate qbettion wai fully ditoaited m til iuf'bearinßii and elicited a conlidereble diTeriity of opitiion. •The Wanganui Harbour Board Bill Jus been read a second timeV V The Waoganui H«raW heart that Mr Haggen has aold out of the Woodville Exomwfr at a verqr fair figure. IJii Wanganui Sash arid Door Factorr Company have.decjded to announce tbe naval dmde'nAatcthetriito of 10 per According to the Napier Telegraph, Mr A. McHardy haa sold a line of 800 cows to Mr Peat, of Wangsnui, to be delivered m two iribbs of 400 each across the Maoawatu ferry. >k new gas company is projected m Wanganui. ', , - '■$,■. > : : : ,^ r ... ; ■; . ■ The Jane Douglas will Have Foxton for Wellington, to-morrow/ at 10 p.m. The Evening Treßt has the following J — Tbehon uieinber for Manawatu attends closely to his Parliamentary duties. Though apparently very ill last night, he ismsined m his place till the iHouse rose. He sfcraed anxious to watch the .progress ttMKe Ceunties Act imeDdraent Bill.^nd proposed some alterations. Mr Macartbor . was fpr several years Chairman of the ManawaCounty Council, and was looked upon | as a very able nan previous to hfs eleo- ' tion. There aw few men m the House who ! know more about the practical working of the Counties Act than be does.