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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 336, 10 August 1883, Page 2

A. severe frqsfc prevails m. Lake "Viiw " cent ajid jManioloto Country, and^r skating and curling are, vigorously in%~ dulged m. „.,., In to-morrow'g issue an altered adver* tisemehfe for Mr J. B. Hamiltotfs?iwilH appear. It should have appeared to« day, but was received too late. The notice intimates that during the next foarteen days therewillfbe special reduc* tionsin drapery, &c, at "this popular "drapery warebbnse,mth apeciarfib«i?alifa towardt bny«w of large paroeUu Country settlen vising town w^U tar ib,e«e feeti m view. Two pwties have been -fitted oat m Timaru to prospect foi gold m the country behind the town, m several places where-gold haa been found at various times. ... At a meeting of the Harbour Board yesterday, Captain Webater, of the Omapere, was, out of about a. score q| applicants, appointed h.arb.on.rm.a.s.ter a.ti Timaru, . . i Secretary of the Auckland 'Re* gatta Committee has written to the Aystralian Yacht Clubs stating that a prize of £200 will be offered at the next regatta if yachts will come over to compete for it. . The Christtchurch people are still puzzled orer the diamond business, owiiig L t) the, -peculiar ns>tur<»r.o£ Mx Kelsey'ti replies. "' "" " "• " -f $ Gordon Goo 3h's concert at Auckland m aid ot the fijnd for seridimj a pepctisfe^ taitfve to'qtball team 55outh Hras 'well attended-. Tue repieseatatives leave by the Atanapouri on August 16 :h. They pUy Canterbury on August 25th-; Dunedin, September Ist, and Wellington, Septe nber Bth. . Ijovely Climes.— There are lovely climes and places ia which (he. .evening zephyrs are loadtd with rnalarki 'and tbe poison of fever and epidemics?/' To dwell there m health is imposslWeil without a supply of Hop Bitteßs^thandj These flitters impart an egualislMg the system, and prevent the accumulation pt deadly spores_ ;pf contagion. Be sure and see.. Never EsTUftN.— ft is oai-1 that one out of every four real irivjilids wliq go to foreign countries to recover heaftu never returns, exiiept as a corpse. The undertakers, next 'feolthe hotel-keepers, have the most profitable bu^iuess. -'I hit ex. cessive mortality uiay be prevented and patients sived nnd cured under the } c<S« of friends and loved ones' at; hbme,-^i3 they will but use Hop Bitters ia time. R eil d '."'.l:'.;.;'"; J. C Shaw, a ufinius;in&nßgei\nt Ballai-at, has beeu £.10 Jfor having ! altered a sgfety cage. This is an extraordinary lainbiqgi season. The average injcrease r ou -M-i* W. sheep sktioiifet Uraaa has been 8,±% : per ' .cent.. Xh^ is on 63,000 ewes, and almost ug.^ precedented. In som.e paddocks the increase* was , upwards of illO. "'per cent;. ; ; > -iw The Melbourne syndicate wtiiqh took up land m" British. Borneo, has received news teUpeoU ing, the, climate of the. .island^wWcK is" described as^grandi." iliere^no doubt that sugar growing will ba successfully carried_out: Iher.