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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1747, 30 June 1886, Page 3

The B.M. Court sit's tb-inorrow, though it is doubtful if Mr Ward will be able to preside, as we regret to learn] that lie is Bomewhat indisposed. ' ' ' The prospectus of the Gas Company appears elsewhere. We will allude to the proposal at,greaterleneth at an early opßortunity/ 1 *-I* f v ] ''. ; The subject of nejct Sunday evening's > discou rse at' the LyceUin appears' m; the usual place. ' The copy was accidentally mislaid, or the alteration would have been miijiessfpfGil{ /,. 1 1 ?' .-■/ , •'*• .5 ?./ l ;• . ■ lir will pay his periodical visit jto Palmerston to-morrow and 'naay, be donsnlted as usual at Walkley's Hotel. On -FrWay 'he :»rill ( vigit Feilding and can ' be Consulted at the Denbigh Hotel. Be Austtalians won the match against LX March's Eleven at Chichester with 8 mckets to spara. ■ - . . / •".-;.:• ''■■: ' " ; - 'Mr Procter wiihei us to intimate that he muftjiostpon* his visit to Palmtnton till Tueaday^jHh July, m consequrno* of having, to many ; eogage mepti m Wanganui still t« attend to. HiscQusultiagroorot^TiUbratWalkleyV Hotel. Mr C. Biau'i ifook stlt at McMillan's Yards, Kumeroa, will take place tomorrow. , j Three deaths hava ocourred from diptheria m Bulls within the last few days, two being m one family. The epidemic has carried off eight altogether m that township since the bntbreak. j jtatement of Kingsland and Sons, bootmakers, of Invercargill, who lately filed; gives the liabilities at £15,675, and ..assets £15,072. : I A man named Edward Flut, a resident m Wingfieid-street, Wellington, attempt- {*&{ to 6 shoot hss Vifo last night, but missed: No cause is assigned. ; Applicfltions are to.be invited for a male pupil,teacher at Karere. • . The Stanway school teacher is not to be allowed to deliver letters during school hours. Messrs Tompkins, Wilson, and Bout have; been appointed school uommis sioners for the Carnarvon school district. '"" "• ' k .... „. ... -...,■-..... Mr Stewart, teacher, at Bunnythorpe, has applied for transfer to South' Makiri- 1 fciri, to which committee his application hag been forwarded- „ ; /The Education Board's architect is to prepare the plans for tho-shelter-sheds at the f|entral ! Bohb6t ' This (t Awahuri School has also been granted £10 for sbelter^sheds. ; i - . Mr Francis, carpenter^ of Taonui." street died rathw SMddenly to day. Mr Kennedy, of Taonoi-street, met with | a very serious aooidcnt to-day through a tree falling on him. He was picked- «P"inßenßibl«,' bleeding very much, and wai conveyed to his home, and pr Macintyre was immediately sent for, uuder who** oar* thr injured man remains. T'/' : "' ■' ■ .'^ % Our readera will ba glad to, see by a telegram pubiitbed elsewhere from our own correspondent^in Wellington, that at last tenders are jto b» called for the first section of the Gorge Lin*. The distatjc* is to b» 4{t miles, and is for formation .0n1y. ,-. We dtr«say our m«mber has Oten qiiielly bringing pressura to bta r with the aboyt object m view. The Presbyterian pawoq has liven : at it again. At yesterday >jneetu\g of the Edaeation B^ard. a memor«nduro 4wjj) Mr BjodoS w«i ritdl drawing at* i«nlioD to the f not of tht R*v Mr PouJl having ex*ii»ln«tt the Parawanui School m Fibrnlry/ Int. »nd itatfnf that, it lueh IrreiponnibU •xiniinntiom w«ri p«rm^tM, they would titahlinh • bid prei^tdapt, On thf motion o' Mjr B»>i •eobnried by Mr U wil rtiolvirf, TH»t a flopy nl tht ffiipftotor'i !#t|»r it fnr*w)*A t« Mn Qhoirniin <i« tin ?Wi*»Pi Cpwipmif, with i ffjUMj torn w\mm>, U s m mm #« !rm t»«wou? .cannot w}s Miw nm m tli* hm\ mm fiwwJil » i tym mmfM i^ik ftmlviL- 18: kms m\m>. mt.mmi Hut mim turn fiaipJ, m:Hm i»ft" pi W m mh pMwi. 1 -^.^ .