The Evening Mail. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1878.

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 637, 18 May 1878, Page 2

The Evening Mail. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1878.

The '{Vh-i-raph Pena-tmr-nt at Wellington this moriiin.' r- that the foliowini,' | correction should he made in the telegram ! s ait from R- ■ i';,.;. "a ihe f'.'th instant wit'n referetiee to the a Idles to ilie electors by | Mr. Ree.vi?;. one ~f tin: c.->nd : dat--s for the | repre.senta.tr-:i of the Crcy Val! y. Tiie telegram should ha. v.: read, -lie (Mr. Reeve.-,) stre-e.-'.y „-ipp-.r:ed tae ]iol : .cy of the present t h.verare ut." a.'ni not - opposed' that policy. :\- telegraphed. At the R-sfdent Magistrate's Court this in,,ruing, l-'eoi-ge St-'ward was ciiarged with I,.dug diauil: and ti-s.-rdei-Iv in Tyne-:-;tivet, at r.ri eaiiy ic.-.u- this iiioraiiig, and discharged -,vith a cauti 'ii. Fnmi ail raits of the country v.c hear of the great, w'ant of rain, 'flic land has become ipute dry .an i hard, and much injury has been done to turnip and other crops. The good effects that might have arisen from the fewshower.s tii.it have fallen of late have been millitied by the succeeding warm weather and the high winds which have prevailed. Mr. Jeffreys .imuumces that he will deliver au ad."tress to children at half-past six o'clock to-morrow evening iu the old Teesstreet Hall. The Rev. IT. Pewsi'itry will preach sermons in Wesk-v Church 'to-m-yp.w on the following .-nbje.'-rs : —Morning, " The -Media- . tonal work •••' Christ;" evening, " The : Apostle's Aim." 1 A tali of snow took place last evening. 1 which for a time enrobed the town in a • mantle of white, but it speedily disappeared. We draw the attention of our readers to j :ui advcrth-eni.ad which .appears in another eoh-.nn v.dth refer, nee t< the alteration of 1 The Oamr.-u Christy's will meet for j-rao-t; , M .ude.e ,-veuiii ', at eiglit o'clock, in ; the Misouk- if.dk •i We are r. •jit . ted to reniiud members <•'. \ the Coursing cluh wle-se anbaeriotions and ; : i:-,:::;:■■■■-:■,!! -:'e■■ -1 C2 '• ■•.) nisy be unpaid on lie ■ I 'i ! -r : ; - .-.. tie:- [; ; , V y pn.vidies fat for such I r, " : ■ :i ■ s thei'- names n:u.-t be struck oil" 'ill- i '■• .unitiee ar-poiu'ed at the last I anau.d i.e.-eting of ti:..- Northern AgrieulI tiiiad and Pastoral Association to pro,note ; ! the forrna.ioii of an Oamaril Corn Kxchange I ' Cotnoaav ;ti. t this aa'teniooii in Mr. Church".Motiiee. *IV.-eiit Messrs. Council (chair). j (ieiimiell, W. Fi. Teschemaker, L. Orr. and ' ! Morton. After consideration, it was agree!. ; | ,-n the tiioti-,;: of Mr. Ideinmell, seconded by I I Mr. t>rr, --That a 'Aoiniiiittee eonsi~ting of . i Mi s.-rs. !!,•lines. Mcnlow, 'i'eschemal-er. '" I and Cemtell }-: appointed to draft a pr,- ■ j -p.-ceis ~f a Con" Kvohange ami l'ubiie 'I Market Company, to he submitted to ih " \ next general meeting of the Association, to - he held on '1 i.urs iay, :;oth inst., and that i; • i, : recommence.l that the Provisional Committee be empowered to add to tie ir ; amber." As an indication of the tavora.ble opinion entertained as to the pro-pects of the ('eiiipanv. if formed. v.c have t> state that H«> shares at LlO '. ' v.ere subseriiied by the few present. j and from ad we ein learn, there will • i in-- no diiiictiitv experienced in floating such a company, a- farmers have a strong .assurance that it will be to their benetit to promote its formation.