Established 1875. Daily Times. WEDNESDAY. MAY 9,1883.

Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 258, 9 May 1883, Page 2

Established 1875. Daily Times.

WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1883.

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Amongst the gratik County Council notices is" one that t}^; Awahuri bridge wiil be elqse4 fov .traffic lor tue next thrve day?. The soil iv this district is >ndj?ed remarkably rich, and there is no doub,t doiib.f; ;hat when i^jiwav communication with "VVe'li»A»>.on i.? an accomplished tact we shaty b.e able to supply fb,e. Einpirp .City jyifch alt produce required.' At I^arqrp the. qtljer day Mr j^owleru consiiltTjed he had ?' whipped creation " with hj? potafo yield of 56 tuhers to tfte root. Hjs neighbor, however, Mr Wingate, ljas outlined no less than }Q7 j eatable potatoes off one rqot. Mr B. W. EtT]jjif§, i 'q l iGi};Qr,q,v\vertises £500 to lead on freehold at the low rate qf 7 per cent. At this \qw figure the money shquld not remain long idle. Mr Eliot Warburton advertises £100 of trust money to lend, free fiom commission. The bankruptcy qf Edward Malcolm is gazetted iv this issue. The debtor was formerly a guard on the railway line, and' has latterly been residing at building. Messrs .Hawkins, and Son are solicitors foi* the debtQiv At the Wosleyan gathering on Monday evening it was announced tjiat a .sacre-I concert would take . place m. the church^on Tunrsday, 17th inst. Tue uroceeds are to go towards- ''the building fund. It was origiually I intended to give the concert on Thursday nc xt, but the postponement will no doubt k-ad to increased efficiency on the part of the singers. T-u'ere is every 'prospect that the concert ■^rill be a-uccess both ' musically and financially. A telephone s|:atiQn has this day been opened at 4sUuF»t. A bricklayer is adye/tised. for m our wauttn 1 «*olumu. 5y refergnpe tq our panted column it xyjll »»e Wen Mr Hylton, a new arrival m tl^is distiict ? ' has purchased the cr >cker.y and fancy business carried on m front °f Mr 1 ' Leary's oift^e. The stock is very pretty besides useful, and we have no doubj; Mr Hylto,Q W|J.l do well l^ere. Herbert Bertram Vei(ich ? so^ qf the woman now lying under sentence of death for child iniirde 1 ". has bee,n deemed to be a persqn baring no ; visitile means qf subsistence, and has been sent tq 'the Buiuham Industrial tSchoql for seven years, to be brought up m the Prqi extant faith. " " '' A fa^al accident occurcsd at Fejl^ing on Monday to a boy about 9 or 10 years of a^e name ' Weller, an adopted child of Mr W. Salisbury of that town The lad was riding a horse, and by sor«.e inenns was th 1 own off and could free his loot trqm the stirrup. He was dragg- d s*t a fe,aiful pace aloug Camp leu-street, tfye animal kicking him on the head and body at eve>y bound. When at length thehjrse freed itSself from the burden, the boy was quite lifeless and pa.-fc all ljtlp. The 'h«. i ad presented a fearful asptct, the scalp torn ofß and tfye brain p.ibtrudin'g. At fhe inquest held yestei> ! day on tho body, the jury returned a voicjict m accordance with |;he facts as $tat.cd above. A burgiiry w^s committed at the Clvib' Hp'el, Martoij, ou .vloDday night. Due of the side windows of the b*r wa§ found b,rok'en,' and with marks of blqod upo^ th broken glass. Following the clue the local constable arrested a" Mrs King, who was fqqnd to have a cu^ on her nose and another on her r|gh? hand* -ami whose husband statvd she had. been oVis all night and came hqmo; wj^h her apron satuM ted with blood. Sh^ confessed tq breakini; iiito'th'e hotel m company with '. Jiiiimy '' Bradshaw.