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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1662, 19 March 1886, Page 4

-■-.-■ ' Mes§rp.rf^nj§lsqiiv 3 an4 ? Co.. :^ill 9^!%. a -5 quantity of apples, r and 4 quince* at their ' mart to-morrow," m lots' to suit purchasers. •"■ i:i> ' '•• ' ; ; ' : --' ' i!/ A public fea m , coanectipo , wit|i v All Saint's r Chureh iWto take place lii'thu Sal v'atiolV Arthy Barracks .on Thursday ; iißXt'2sth *iust at .6 pan. ; ;The pricft bf : adini^sion, is h>ed : at tb;e low of Is,; and there should m cousequeuce % a, large attendance. "'. ... -■■■•; Messrs BnelsonandCo., will offer at, their mart the well-kuowu entire- horse, Pride of 6uudon. .- • - : . ; .. It is notified, jbhat a meeting of all pergpris interested and desirous of lorming a 1 cou"ipaiiV"'tb fni'th"er : prospect and work! the Anderson Gold Alining . , Company's !claiin.will\be held at the Ashurst house to i^orrow evening at. 7 o'clock.,' A large native meeting .at, Aramoho y/as commenced yesterday. The well-kub-yiffichi.ef^Ypja-Turpa^^f^^oupyi, in sS the Murimdtu district, came' down the** r riv.er specially to tfttend 5 this meeting. I The- fadt time hie m*s m town .was-wjien ; ( v hoi came down to go home with Tawhiao. A large number of natives were present yeetcrday, .many, of whom came to town the Land Court Bitting aud' stayed •foi- the meeting. — Chronicle. A 'f «witff' ilie. . members of i the : Wans-i 'ganui Har monic . Society met m Mr Cvk j pain's priyate office^ last nightj to prepare tlib way. for tendering a complimentary farewell concert to Mr E. J. King, who is leaving the dLstricJ:., A.pubfi(? meetv' ing is to be convened td furtner^corisfder ' the proposal.

'Our contemporaries 'oh' the East Coast pf this Islaud vfcill sponj^as . thiokly hemn^M^in-ftyitl! tcpthitr^ papers as we huve long been *oh this coast. T|je next aspirant to public favour will be the Hastings'.^tor,- ; which will shortly tbe i started by Mr JiHVCiaytbn, fdrnierly of the Patea ! i3fo^. : Although we! thitiktl* country is. . \ spmewhat;, oyerdone ..with newspapers, we. cannot ,-but. .wißb Mr iClaytou success'.— Cliroiiicle. I . ; The exceptionally dry weather that has prevailed has heeu greatly^ beneficial . to bo|1) sheejp and*cabtl<j[ m tjliis disfirict, m the desuuction*bf Vung worm, wnich^ is; very prevalent during, rainy seasons, pwing to the grass being so soft: The CQmpiMtfM.! l F all y veryj^iificult-to getj rid of, as, after the appucation/of'flie' necessaryr ,re.aie.iiiefl: . . . ; ye,ry , ,fe\y ( ;j ".settleyrs^ have fresh clean pasture ijito, which to ' turn their atoeU.-^Uh'rimcW: yitr -,: ' „\