An Experienced Traveller.

Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 143, 27 November 1884, Page 2

An Experienced Traveller.

i s A man named Edwin Siead to-day received a well-meritfc(li 4enfonc&&j £>■ "month's s with '.<.s&}. Wangariui gaol before Mi*- Snelson, ' Ji-'-P'-i #?rj ••■wgraaeyjf f n£t •« *pjte&s tfia* he had been traTOlliiSgwon tfo^b'esb" for some: time past. Ha- would put up nt an! Kotel'ii«»d]: dtrell 1 at' W^i«^ i unj^tbejnevitable biU;.was presented' when he would gird up bttloias and walk, pe.'j&tivhitedi iVitigafif, kmo or more jhotejs m the. empire-City: io. .<thjs;>lwa.y, and finally came on to Otaki, gravelling ™irrßjyuik'i MmyJ we presjume, and \ip at" ft r* Greenough's, which hastely Mho66w4 ? ed with ! his patronage foe -nearly a /month, ajnd wfceajifeqtfeitedjtd his bill, > moved on. He aW visited Host Jefrell, of Poxton^na^^gjiuall^jcame bn to PaFmeijston-, where he put up iat theA'CJterendob^^terCsome days, when asked /^rjiis hoard, m accordance s withhi^ußdalpr^cace, * he moretf on v to WppdvilleT "But he counted j without his Bdst tKS'tim^ '■fes, a: warrant 'was i^tfed, *Bd. c> th*sajs but' economical traveller .was taken <jn charge^!' f Qojastabler Motley,.; jjHfc'i as he was sitting down^Mta'M one :gf the \^Qqdville Hotels. Hisien&r-v = . pvismaf c&reer as a traveilevohiM ttofti } been teojpprarily brought to a prema-; .,• .^ttresuspe.nßioD, and hl^ wa«<iorin)ei^ iWillbe ri^raii.ed within ,lioi>te[fj»vfcsi j?nonti^|to^ome at least-] tj i 0 Bl>^.,