TELEGRAPHIC. INTERPROVINCIAL.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 167, 20 June 1883, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC. INTERPROVINCIAL.

", ;t^Ni;T?l)i fEBSS.^ASSQOIATipN.) "/ 'V DtmspiN, June 18. „|! There are . excellent, report^ from the J <li^itigs it the hea| : of the Ljike . One European, party divided #20 per week a , geron tiiouaand carqaseg ; of frozen^ mutton are . read y ; for the .Iqnic. Sh^ w.ill"t ; at^' i'6^ooo from here/"' '.."truZ-i * Tlfe "'manufacturing 'confectioners of Duhedin Hay ( e agreed tpt.raise the p.rjge bf'cbh r fecfci6pei?j. t >l{ " l!lJ \ l s ; J| '^ Auaß^j^, i^Tnne 18. „' * li 'A l ' fomnidiis has be'en iss^ against W.^O". ' Btsven8 tsven s, commissicln ; agent, who is alleged to have offered a bribe .of £200. to' Mr Lewis, Under-Secretary of. Native. Afia'rs; with Jbhe^QbieetoD^sp63itioa,of certanrnative lands'.^ " '"" r • - Ghristohurch, Jdne~lß.~ ; Dr Yon Haastbas received £30 from the German Society <gf Hpkitika towards the Khine" Inundation Relief Fan<ii This makes the amount collected by the Christchurch Committee £107. | At a meeting of v .clergy, organistsj and memDers of qbpirß,,beld t'n'a even - : ingf, there wis ad affcen iance of aboa^ 80, who reiqlvecTtp e^tabUsh a Diocesan! Choral .the«> improve-i ment of charch mupc^ m . ther diocese and thel'prpm^pn^^^.nnj^.ampjtigst its' several choirs. !A. Comtnittee to, draft;' a con'stituttqn was .eiepced to '^eporb next \ '.' "! . "?/;.,. . j'j ,i t . ".=,., v I '^he^^ Church ;i of prea^c^^ ,a^jJ! e Sß?P n | 3u' ,tfey '. 'yalvaiipn, A,rm j, ; rygs^rflayj .pjrigin/' and ,me(hod| df'tfonaiictlng'^hV^Xrmy, j.he t Bftid, i: : on; the^Wh'ole. he ''thought^tßai i tjbis jwjws a| mbvemWnt' for good, jai^d He andy others; wi^hf 'hinV fetjb they o^ght to wish^ God-| BpeeB ft r to K itl' It w^ a movement reach- ! ing a Ji mass :! ' of sin/fanjd misery not touched' by ' 'any brganisatioa of the ; ChristianOhdrch^ therefore ,'ib'ey onght ! not to mak'elig^ of |t, ,biiti ( endeavor, by , help and advice^ to' i^rejent a really' aseful movemen't'lapsingih any degree i into irreveretfce, \vhicV would do great' harm to a work of great power m the cause of religion." ." V Auckland, June 18. A woman, natnecf Johanna Burke was found dead m bed"* this morning. Drink is snpposed to be the cause of death. , executors, at. the request. of the^ho'di'e'B interested m the bequest's! have withdrawn the, freeholds' from sale. ••-'-'—■ <--■;■'■■* A deputation representing thb Thames Valley Rail wa^' Company, met the gpldfields. members, , Sheeban and Cadman/<m Saturday re tH d 'affairs of that Company. Messrs , Sheehan and Cadnfan promisßd.tV'give^the/ r pqbje^t their^eat 1 at'tSfftionin the Hotise." ? \ t *.M> J'tmtetivimfo i 8i l A man named Carlson, a seaman on bpftj-jdothe^awera^was charged tb^'day witht wounding Mr Ross^ the seconi mate of th a tassel, '"with 1 a^do^bW. He was remanded till Thursday fop the return of the steamer,