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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 128, 10 November 1884, Page 3

U o^au ,■..-■ ■■-.'I.-.;. 1 rrr—i Baring the anight' steady x-ain fell almost continuously, and the injorning o) but brdlcen ' wit-h little prospecrt of nn improvemeat m the weatberj The imticipated pleasuie of the diy pro- .■ inises «> he completely spoiled] as the i Tgtrtiutolwfll be qiiite unfit lor ■ports, and -the threatening aspect ofrt JtL^jp^aHber tjiilk keej»findpo» i thp^ '^ina/orrty^f tiT^who would otherwise have attended. It is more than probahLe, hinder: traich inauspicidus ciri cumstances«, - that there will ;1)e no '"J. the iPicnic j «nd. Sporjts: uriti^ wdift more Uv.qurr | roiible i opportnnitjpi <•> This wilii . be >.a „: mitttr for Committee 'to deal , .o ) with; and' decide u|K>n>;hnt we believ« ' .theywill unaniroousty -cqmi 'to the > concluision that to ; hold the gathering *o-day j would ■■ ensure fiiilure and diso appoiiitmcinti m a sooiiU as r Vell » io peinnmry wensei ■:i-y.y''-.^\ : \ .