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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1335, 31 October 1884, Page 2

;f Thf conclusion of Mr Waltoris' letter'.WiU be found on our fourth page,' ' '•.■-»■•;'. Part of -the ..cargo recovered from the i Lastingh'ain has been sotcT m Wellington \ and realised £120. , - : ./it -meeting of the Scandipaviaa- Club, isi t6iffe"nSLd; on Saturday evening,4wheu dMr ; Langkjer will give a lecture on "The: powers of Music, '" ■• f . | ■tlJhaUEeilding'.nStar.i Bt^tea\)that, several! members, of the Salvation Army are to be; prosecuted m connection with a disgfacefnl ! riot that took .place at the " Barracks." ont Sunday evemng;l£Bfc.fi W]H • ( 1 ' .iSDhej -^Girplft j , . '..Company ,,., : , w^s ■ advertised to play in_ Martoh on Wednes- i day evening, but did ) not k appear., It is ;• believed the' Yacht party has been (trended. ; The Advocate gives currency to a rumor: that a -VMarton : tradesman > 'has instructed' his tolicitora to proceed against another! laical vti^desmjln for; , £l, ooft jdanjfgea^f^l d«f amatipnj of dharSjCterj <\\- •,-.) f ]-„- x \. \, The creditors of. .Mr Freeman Jackson' have resolved to, hand him.back.hib furniture ' and ' liave 'also passed' a reso lr tion asseniingj to the'debtot'a application for hisidLscllarge! during'^he cpntirjuanpe of his bankruptcy.! and recpmmendirig'th'af it be granted. ' ! ; ,4n£ ijiiiportant; , lale „ia .advertised by; Messrs Stereni and Gorton tb take place all the Borough Sale Yards, on Tuesday 11th; 1 Npyemb»r. Acting under - instructip^sf J from the^ Official design cc: they will-oiSFerJ the stock. and land m tha bankrupt , estate of E. H. Hayns', TalmeVstoii^ North 1 . ! | The following prices are quoted' by Mr 'i!V:&' Jackson jas realised at,tf,sto r clc 'salei held at Wanganui on ; Wednesday :— Cattle, 1 —Fat bullocks, £7. 10s ; steers, £4 17s ;J cows, £2 ls_to £2 2s ; wean^rs, 255, t0 30a,' Sheep. : 4-Fat wethers, X4s to; 14s 6d ;_eweej llV'6d'to i3i?6d ; • ewes' and- lainbs^r-123 to 12s 6d the couple : ; shorn fat. ewes,} 8d j9dj tolos6d. '..''.. i Mr W, Park, staUonerisnow .'B.b^qw^ig- aj" iassortment.of Christmas* Cards consis.ing of beautif ul'views rif New Zealand scenery^. These are yery suitablelfoir : sehdin'g- Home, j 'tb : friendß;"and as'tne Frisco > mail .leaves j hero on. Not 7th , and .xeaohes) London on Dec, 20th we have. rioJoubta large numbei will t&ke advantage of this opportunity -of forwarding.them- ,'".;'.,;.. ; . i ; , S ' The Wellington College Beaerves Coni firmatibn BiU.passedits.fecond reading Tin the House of Beprestatives veßte'rday.jahd . '^as ordered to ' be committed ito-day.'^-As the opposition of fche hon. member -tor 'Kumaxa and ' that* 1 of- Mr /Macarthur "has been withdrawn.it may reasonably ,]bt si^pi posed Jhat the Bill wiil now 'successfully pass the shoals of committee, and will be law.— N. Z. Timeß. ' | The Halcombe School. _jwas examined on the 22nd and 23rd inst. by Mr Verekerf Bindon, when 62 children were presented fo^examtn^fion, jbut^of yhom i53 • p&gsed ; giving' a f percentage.*; of*Bs.^ Taking all tbß ckcumjta^cei L lftfb^ cgns(iderajion the result is a ? remarkably good one ; . _ i ' "Wd llav% W acknoWledge "r^ceipi? of a copy of the time table-to come into force to-<morrow:on the. N.apie: - ; section: rraili w.ay. : Trains will have Napier at 7.25 a fa, ■. and arriYe.a't Matamaii, at 12 noon.' v "The return journey will 1 bo made from Mata'mau at 1.56 p.oi, reaching Napier at 6.30 p<m. j v •^The following appears m ao-ecent Jetfer of the Napier correspondent of the Wairoft' Gnardian.— " Counterfeit;: .-. half raorejeignp are m circulation m Napie^ a^nd, jpounterfeit florins are reported to be in' circulation m the country districts ■, They were probably brought here by some of the book* makerß who reaently flooded the town with their objection* We presonca."

i^:A Catholic reading room has been established m Wellington. .^ 1 "■> v^ : MrW. Carthew, stationer, &c', ; .Feildfng, has been appointed agent m that township for the .Manawatu Daily TrMBB % ind^ copies o^ this journal can. be obtained at his establishment every evening of publication, The District meeting of Oddfellows is being'lieTdlo-day m the Lodge room. The Waiigaaai representatives arrived by the mid-day train. This evening a bail 7111 be held m the iForester* Hall, which it is expected will be largely attended. - Misfoituhe appears to pursue Mr- T. HT m his experiences with horseflesh jit is only the other, day that he suffered jseveie loss by the death of Heatherbell, and •this moiflmg' a^ horse belonging to him. jvalued at L 25, died of inflammation. It ia satisfactory to Jearif" however^ '< that the :foal left , by Heatherbell is progressing {favorably. : ■ . ; ■_■; ■ ;•-- ."v • : A dreadful accident occurred on the 'Botany^ tram line, Sydney, on the evening of the 10th inst. As the tram from Bridge street was passing Garuiner'i lane, the Iguard thought from the motion of the. tram Uhat theVe was something on the line. ■ On j meeting the tram from the opposite djrec--1 tionjy <the guard mentioned the mattfer : 'to i the other guard, who made a search, aud | on arrival at the'place indicated; the ghas3y | sight of a woman cut tp pieces met ,; ia ivievir. The body lay m aprosirate position '; with the airnsand lißgs extendedj-the whole" • being horrioly mutilatea; Sfhe body has < bueu Identified as that of Rebecca Wiikiaioon, the' wife of a baker. .She was. tweuty- • five years of uge, of weak mentiil condition, and greatly subject to fits. From informs* fcioii received Mjj[ iha police ;it ia believed i that the woman was ..outraged by anuujb r of lariikini, andithen thrown on .the lioe m aaineenßible. condition, i' ; , , : f\ : A! > 16^"ikare is advertiiied !: for by Djp : MBrriner^ '■''"■' ■-■) ■■:■■■■■ _ \';t^ '■•■■•-■-' .-■? : ,i^r Q-.-.M.^jSnelson. ,adyefti»eaf,a ,flV©» ropme'd h^ousp. in Chutch! street to let, at rental of ios r per week i; , y- ;i ,",,'.;.'■:,, Mr A. Soiithey Bak t, solicitor, notifies that all .claims against the estate of .the late Mr H* H. Fitzaimmona must be sent iv by istDecemberj! .: r. -i; :, = ... „,:h. ; We remind our readers of the extensive" sale of »toclc'to :be held by Mr GK M. SnelßOtfathM yards, ITitzherbert street, tomorroiis ■ i Mr Or. M. Snelion holds a. sale on Thur§» day next of effects and stock m the estate of the late M^John Sheerin.:" $he sale will take place atrthe larin, and among the lots to be off ered are some ; -valuable dairy cows. Mr James Linton, land and estate agent, advertises a,«plendid r block of land fnear Palmerstoh ' for sale cheap and on easy terms. , Several 200 acre blocks, are also adyertiseli: for sale; all partially '^improved ..' We-'ar's showing a large choice eqil«ctioT of evening and dinner dress materials, at Thaßon Marche. Ladies'desiring fit and •ffeMin their erening costume should consulfbtir dressmaker without delay.; Dreisee tor^di o^t| jaft^r, ' any ;• selected model with iih qiiahfied" "competsnOTs 'at The Bow Mabohi. ,Wje are; now. snowing a cnqice. assort* ment of Spring Goods! which tor price and quality- ate far superior to ''uijtiSAg previously shown m Palmerston; Ladies are invited to call early -and secure a choice of Patterns. .Our Lace Goods for this Reason; .are^wpfth;; ipspectiqg, „the patterns and design being perfection it» self. We baye also received a fresh supply of that wonderful Everlasting Washing g T,w.eed at Is per-,.. yard. Alsp Men'slK&atta | &ss&,--borough House, the Sauare. "Wells' Health Benewer" restores health and 'vigor, curi'B Dyspepsia, Impotence^ Deßilit^/ > ; At -drtfggisti, ' Felton' Griinwad* & Co^AgentSi-.'lV'ellington^ ; t'/.i \. : \\;.\ -v-.i