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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 58, 1 May 1878, Page 2

A pafrpf bopt l^stst hikveK been mad»»- --: for I^ari^^^^tfe&ine^ N^^ ;m" bjtght; iknd liceighs 600 Tk& lasts are 22. inclies m lengtlv Z m. hjeiglit aud 1& round th» instep. [We shouidijnaginethejf should " a long time.] ~ , f '■ # ' it is^said ! {^nai;Miß3^afe:^eldvW : ha is a dramatist^ actress,, singer, jousi'nalist^ and a charming lady, has. recently boon* taken, on the staff of ths " Tjme^: X

According to "Mayfair," application has been made to the authorities of the. Bank of England to lend the Government ,for' three; months, upon the, •security of sixpenny income tax, the l,tK)0,OOO t bank note, kept'pn on hand to show- visitors. ■' It is thought that if on entering the Congress Lord Salisbury .were m; an off-hand way to produce it and ask for change, a most desirable effect would produce. ! ■" In speaking of the rprize tobe taken . siould » foreiffi Power attack Melbourne, a Victorian journals states that on jthe first of January, there was £2,109^92 worth of coined metals, and bullion to the amount of £328,863 m the banks. Truly a nice little haul. John Rhodes, of Hounslow, who dressed Hke a tramp, and denied himlelf even the necessaries' of life, haß , just died and left over £100,000 to various London charities.