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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 284, 28 October 1884, Page 3

j -^By^ne^s.* frays ' a'Wdliugton/ I>^r) jtwo' natbtal 'Wohders' drriyed ftoiii'Sydiney on Sunday. They consist of a.fulti- j ■grown horse only seven bands high, and ' a cow s with.fiyp;Jjoi;ni8 i ,»^d are gp£ 6&on■to Christchurch to, be exhibited there. | Sir Julius VogeLwas to move y»esteriday thatjthp; House, .on, .Tuefsday^rc-solve •itself into a committee t>f the whole to i consider his. proposal [re the taking; oyer jot tlie ; district railways, ' .'"'***' " ! Wo notice the 'it. Meier's Club have •^W^fl ty r l^&Ml'B; Hall whicfejthe jconinuttej) have leaded for a term. These jPrerhiSfes 1 * will rloSv 'b : e' more conyeruent ito the town and »,vhen things are' p'uf m {their places th-e room will have a very cheerful and invitibg appearance... : The ground floor framework of Mr Pai-k's nevf , bq'ilcliug is m positioa;and ( a fair idea of Khelarge dimensions of the structure can now_ be formed. Messrs France ,anfi Stubbs, ( the contractors . ar^e pushrog'orj their^w'ork with Vig6r and Jare om.pj^iug.a: sood dealutf , Jabpur m connection with the job. ....... ■ t -. - :' ; The Captain of the Nelson Artillery jhad his hand injured by. the accidental 'discharge of a CArbine so seriously this morning that amputation at the wrist {was found necessary. \ Douglas will lea^ #oxtoh | for Wellington, r to-rp,orrqw, at 3 p.ni.. : ■„ . , .' Tjhe, B^ady, Money Store, are-opeii to ;buy woof in' large or small quantities, tor will make, advance^ ,6n same. It al:so Bupplies^ '^ll requisites i for t^e su'etfring : shea^ iri! •■■' '•--'"■■'"■■^.' •■.■; -.■>■;;; . ;: . ; 'jlntend^ng/coinpetitors^aire , remipded [that' nomination8 v r C for /the fbirbwing Handicaps:— loo : yds., hurdles, mile, aiid/walkmg', a-ace ait tli£ Jttliletic Sports, lon the Prince of iWaleaV. Birthday, close ! with Mr Haultaiii, theJEEou, Sec.,on,Mon- '■ ! day,^bvenibbr itA^ f - x X : !K * '; • • . | . An^mmensefdemonstration took place! afe'Hyd^ Parlc : bb thie'Rofohri O»^tionl whetf a rdeolution was passed favoufing the) «boirtfon : ofi'theuiTousebf librdsJ EuUy 100,000 persons vwerepresent! and ' the prpceedinga passed.. p J f£;jn. ; ati. orderly f manner. ".."'■■ ; . /^rgen^al fliee.tipg of the^eittbtgrtf of| the.Racing Club. : is r c,op7ene4 for^ues-i day^ Novfeniber % to consi^erW'dismis-i •i&lo£ i fhy;Secrbtaiy: 1 ' I''<1 ''<' < r- v>:!! ..' ; . ifr '' l I 'f l 4l?i\&i adv^tlsps 4 ! milch' "cows !for ; 'salfe ) (i ap^lfcsfti'dn ' to;> be - 1 ' niatfd 1 ' ajS^hel hotj'Be l J '®tpWeJ»'Oi-eeki | J •'■■• i«». ; .' Jx-uih-il • , Two inebriate^in ' charge, -of . a rather; gobd'looking btirse were 'making an" ex-! hibitiocr w'themsi9lvfeß' tftis- forenoon atj ■th^k reacjpfijthe >gbbdshed. . Tlhe'L'animal appearing.-apcjsfr^ssepsi.ble;,, objected tci .carry, .^.wp, riders^nd^ repeateidly upsell them' ooth dn the we,tal f ,, ■„). ' j ;J' T !?P $'}W9b ?^ a wer feft Port Chalmers on Saturday en route for London, with' a! cargo of wooll akinß.tallow, . oil,/ beefvi(b(feeypibuitierl flour, frozen mutton and sundries- valued at nearly ■£40,000. • ••'• • ■ ■'* . j tiuie'for sending idt'teW 'rjy' r tU Doric bas beeu'extended until to-inor-rpjy,^a|r ,&40. p.m. The Doric will arrive Xijaftdßaiibofit 10th De/cembe^ , 0■ i .vi.-^S°* n^ r nuisance has sprung up m Palmerston, which the Borough Council should take steps to abate, viz., the hawking or the War Cry through the .streets, wliich is yerv; objectionable r i or in aiiy' reasons. i)6V the Tetiddirsvpay a license which all pedlars are supposed ;toidb>?-- ; ! ■■■• ■■■■ ■ .;■.-••■ -:;'■•■■• ■■.;' .. D.H. Macarthur, Esq., H.HiH.l 'returned to Wellington by last night's train. . ,