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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 236, 2 September 1884, Page 2

We are gia^ib hetr^t^m^Ajfi. 8 ? giieofh is TecbWnngtrtitif HHi r^bthW^^ #ere litefaliy fulfilled toiJiyr T»« after confyientant whic^'di^tf^^fflM 1^ W*n§anui, the Chronicle 'says T=^a t iff s rei|afkabld th^l -^r^^pA 1 ? ? f ioftW wo^dn lia.7^ ■^lo^ed:. <$j& m quick BHcqessiQn' during the last week or. txvq all folJoNying wijtyin a. few days ot moJhe^hoo(J. lr ' " *' T

The thipa W99 from Lyttelton April 1 andßwpKi**y wlurd from Lyttetton •'•* |^ a . 15 arrived »* London yesterday. ,A ■rtii n «tned John Browh^ of Aueki.nd ww fined £5 or fourtf en. .days' % the £p«MW>T»e«cotar«Bj>!vHui gambling j itock'in-tmde w«s also confiscated. - ± little" girl n*m*d Florence May day, through falling into a bucket of ; boding wafir.V^ch^.^mother had just ast down. Tne poor child died m fcwbhbur*. ;, ....- .-•...■', «'■■: •. .'I Complaints are mja4f.,of the practice prevailing of aendLnganonymouß lettere, curredlateiyiiKU wide the subject •£ farther inquir}, audm the event of dftfciipn^UKMiart jiiid punishment are Bridget H«»l«y, «g«d 95 y®«" • d ,?* mertic7«teV^^thr Timaru Catholic Church^f^^konSu^ and swafowed a large of amainkui. iTh« Aurch w*» flmpty^ but Jtef cries attracted attention; . Bhe was taken to the hospital, and the' poison removed by the •tomach ramp, but death ensued. Wt hear tnat in«r<* ire some fifty odd civil caaaavJnyfefor hearing ne^t TfcursAf eodT«riloa, and **uraber of/applicatioiiit«Ltiar««Maes jtruck oflEthe Elec-