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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1651, 6 March 1886, Page 2

[ The Oamaru -Mail;: states (on what authpnty.:we ; know^ not}, sha*4- It is,n.dw definitely ' settled' i&rt f Pa^Ka&en&wiU me«t m ter i\* meeting^the.QpYernnient for a oissolutiqnVj (It appeal fcKatrthiJGoyernment w£s .not, willing^to granVa dig* : sditifioh prior to tntf as^mijiine^ef Emet jianaent, unless ; it -should ; bo< found that the, Ministry, are.. in.^roinority, ' in' ordcp thjrt the^feeling of !tKe cottfttry nSay^bf tested on. their pelicy.'.',, o .';. * '* "* . ♦ The Aorangi on her..retarii trip to New;Zeala|id;^in;bring an. jß^ttra .supply of locomotiy^.^orihe WeUia^e^'^iSna.' Watw Railwayr "* '' : "' '' ' im'^- ! iAt the, j^oxtpn. |i.M f jon d^y last some time war occupwS J in r hßar. ing a case m whi(sb7'a f respectable younj tiian named Brebner was charged witk aisturbinjfa 1 me'etirig-'of .the }Saly.a,tion Ai?my; ; X - Evidence w^s . i^ jcaped •^& f proTe that, the-def endant had whistled, stamped his feet, and waved. a. small sticlr ln tims' with the ; singing. ..., For ,. -the defence .it, it was shown defendant; '.was 'njot ; guiliy- J m respect to the' two' first charges, but [ the' Bench .held- the wavinet -- of the,gtiplc rto be, proved, and indicted. a fjne.qf Ss. ~ \ : Mr J. G. Wilson "Kas deeide^ "id'ad-^ ! dress the;elei}t9rg:4t; JSoxton pnMonday^ the 15th, inst, inst., at" the 'Pubhif Hall. Mt 7 Wilson Iwilll v prob«ibly^ jKigit ..ptakif. I and address the .elector^ there " about liitf ' 18th and 19tb;inst.' -^^ "- . I -As^nai^be» of.^enciuirieß, ? are, being vinade'as to ' iwhen* *thV "shbolin^ season ! will commence, ' weSaay state that no Gaze.tte Aqiice^Qf^be. _daj|e_has s so_.far appeared. Tne i Gtfyi6rnment' t; *bsv^ how.ever, notified-,thS%ealsn?fdraiative game m the Warfea^E^isfiqtT^fl! n6t coinxiaence still jth^lsit B^ A-pHj^g ~ it is not likely Bhoowngdnr.thl^istriotjwitl be al« lowed priori to ;jffiaJi3^e;^We"j hear the pirds are b^in^des^yj|dciS>w. f lf this is the case -^t their own risky tmd l weH;r««^jAe-4)oKoe wiU make every effort to- detect, and punish ' tlie offenders.— Poxto'n^WiDeV. . *