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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 913, 20 March 1879, Page 2

Tar ,W*-'u.-:it <"..ure for S'>- t-vn ff OamaPi: sat to-, lay. v. lu.Ti: a rumtl-T ..t :;,-p,-af.-i «-•!!■ ,li-....5.a ,/. y,, r:H.-[..-.-.\- : -■ ; ,.i to- i-i.-frn.l th- -.ablatio;;,;., a,„! th.,-nvo.-.-nlit.-.s «-,-p,-cm-p.-top.y^a!iy~h> i( l'-l.t r>:. :-. "II I -•-Ji ■> ['f of th" ('■ i ip:i? :■■■:>„ ,- : .ili„.r .-.;■!'■'>■'• !•'■ -''■ ••• > : '- Mi " '"■ ration i.vs, «,:-.,■ !; t.* v,.-n- too !o,r. :•:•,! ..ivm.T whiati.-i.-. T... Ch>- mimuM Shot n..i-ni.-« l.rrn.- .-1'11.'.!. :.'.:i.|. til/ .■•.-..--s* tah. it in nvfi I. *iirf l 'ssion. Hx- \rhnl- of th" an|.i-a!.-i Im. .htty Want v,.,Ti' fi.li.-[").---.l o\. j;in|. fcho;;,- hi- Thani..--:-s V/ant \vr-:r thi-n taVn.. fn cvtTV .•:. th;-- a«r:^.,;.-; l t, i •.;»■ r;vi,nl. jmlvni.-Mit. ivnr.g l.y .!"fa';H. At th- to-shli-nt Ua-i.-.tpati-V. r,,v.rf.. rr.u, H >.!..'„ L. fop,- '|.\ W. P,v.:1,.r. K.:i|.,' K. St., H-im-.p-.-- t'lmiihivharn, a.!.:.v Thomas Tb'.input,. wa- with sir alii,;: a sho-f. ;;,„t fir, Sh,-- of >h\ .I'aiurs Ki,ln-vt«'H, Aft"'" Fu-a-rin..: t.IV- .-vi'li-m-;-, tin-' fpw-i'T wn..4 st-nti-ru-.-;!, t» niir wi'i-k's iiwnti.-nx-.y.-ii-t. with ha-tat tahop. .V tpntihh-stnnu- wnt U ;y&.,:; t» !imt J hoi,t upon si'iui'»t th-- fapiu.-; fit Eli'' V'ataiv's:v ill -=&!•;■■ h. ft tv.~n-.ih!—. sj.hi-ii-U, »rvt m raUi-it in Tasmania "Fat H'-;.." ~Sn n.oti."' b.>.., pri'viii'i.:i-y r>>-i-tv t»t«;rti! o" it. h...-ar.«e ft has hithrpto- Wrn i.n-ti.'irn.i!ty ftml'ijwit t« t.iiiu.-s iUCii-iin'il a h;-uht of four m: tb'p tVv-s,. ft Iku-s IV"V tah-int [>i»ws<i.m. lit r, pa. h h>-•!» fit WaiaPiT,a. v-hj.-h th." mvniT Ui.<t oott.rt in Ivu.lish ■"■ f"fcilt it. hat it stil-E suv, ivi-:--. At thr Pi-'J'laP monthly mv : ;ii,- «? th ■ Loyal Allwl K l n.!>.. FAMU'... tlvi- rtsi;r:> tiuuof I'po. VV". «'. K.mfst p. v, ho has ul-.t-u lining abmlc in rhpistrhiiri hj, lis Sm-i.m S ry. ww inrr.-iitcil. wl th.- tii.u-X-. of tl\f E."-f'-:-orii',-n-iE to Ih: t'-in! -i--t t... tiiui t'.r f-,i ; vi.'..-son it.~-l-i.-h;'.!! 1 . t:V". fCi-?.* vva.. r!.- -t-,t Sici,.i'i:-t.n'y f"f th" rt-'injiiinU'r ft tfw Ci-vth. At th.- Rrsii.ti'n; >r.-.i-i.---l!f:.il'.i-% «'"Wt. t",1,..y. li.--h.rM S. !■;. .-.hfirnsfci. K* |;„ .Ll'.. flVupy \t'P%i"!'-y, riiapv>..i: wttlv ttrwnk ami ili.--.iPiU.-rly. i!:.! n.-t appcap. ami! tit.-, hul CJOk, ) wits rstrt-a-ti-iI. %Vi{ti»ra JDhrtstnct Ha-Hn-.-il Ufe... with tin? nptiorv mi •.'{ Euhvps* inv [ipisnnn;'.r,i*. foptttntikcrnifsa. K*'ti»n Wat L*. on a siiiiilUp chapy-, wa.-> (!i.<i.-fiapj;i.Ml t-ith a (.-aiition. John. l'>.;-ppy. tcttFt fiavt:v : » bt-i-iv dpuiilt; arid fli.-ontt-piy at N'u'af.ara, e,w t'lnnl 10k.,, rvitlw th- alti-pnat.ivv cot '2l fmnr-ioiopi.-.i'iiiv-ut, -vrnC fop l.<--havi(i'_* iit a rnantuT' ,-at.-nU'--i t" r'" ! >''"'-.' ;■'" f.p.'a,;h of tlw f«-a-ii<- -,va.-' Hiicit '.>).,»,. Hir.h f.U»- r.i.'.wn (■! ,sort-i I to ;'"•• h iiirs, ( !i.*i-U.-.-> fop r>h. stPiu-Uiii.-t t'o;i.-ci!,h!i- f.H.rrivaa rrlii-'u Pirt ..,'ri,." i Chi- ppi-viou.i [,.i;i.-i.;:,■■!.■. *'■•„., [ii;..>i t1),.-?.. wit ii \ 6hn jitt. vu.itiA.- of rf.vrii i;.i,ys' in'.n;-'.-,intn"«it. | Tlif pi»iful:*r n;oalihty nw-.;!;t;u' f.f tEie IJ-artl i of M!.vn.->..:;>'mi'i>t <-,( r,l : :i-- Yoiinif Mew'a i'KrutiiWD A.<»w:iatintv w».-< tit-E.E f.wt ev«fting. Wi'Vi-hmE tnatti-'p:-! fit' inijioptani.-t' Wi-ri.; fctsfoes th« IloapiJ. a.ri4 it w;v> tr> it»*M a »f«ci;vC net Monday for thsir v>>n•ittsmtion.

The meeting called for last evening with a view to the formation of a Hunt Club lapsed owing to the paucity of the attendance.

A lodge of instruction in connection with Lodge Waitaki will l>e held this evening, at hall-past seven o'clock. A special telezram from Christchurch in to-day's Daily Times says:—"The Cricket Association here have woke up, and preparation are i*;ing made for a match on Saturday, in which four of the Englishmen will take part."

The Age reports tint at the Sandhurst A.«a ; zc Conrt, on the 21st tilt., before the Chief Justice, Charles Burgess (a son of the notorious New Zealand bushranger) was etiati.e.l with stealing a watch from the house of Mr. Edgar, a \Vrs»leyaii minister, IngleWfiod, and waa found guilty. He was at the ti»i«-- ttnder-'oing a sentence for horse stealing. With refpjrcnec to the report, which it avers originated in a New Zealand paper, that Miss «'anutchael had become insane, the Castktnatiie Representative states that the eidy symptoms of insanity is that she intends very shortly to he m-trricd. Mrs. Hugh Ctbwn. of the ('lcnaiiiple Station, whoentcrt lined Miss C.inni'.hael after her wonderful r.. -tie. rccctvtil a long letter from the young lady by last mail, in which the tells of her projected marriage to Captain liotilton Jones, whose portrait she encloses. The happy man is very handsome, and the bride expeetant writes as chucifully and -sanely as tjotttd be expected under the circumstances. At th;- trial of the Glasgow Bank direotors i says the Pail Mall Gazette) Mr. W. Morrison, accountant of the bank, gave the following evidence of the parehast: of the New Zealand property, in which he s-aiil the total sum invested was LIWW.O. He said he was never present at any of the meetings which took place in regard to the advance to M-srs. Xtchol. Meuiing. and Co.. and Messrs. Fni.es. Wright, and Co. Mr. Morrin .rt was then re-called, and gave further information as to the alterations made in the b dance-sheet, ami the manager's private secretary stated that Messrs. Smith, I'lcming, and <'<>.'* letters were addressed to the i manager, and open dby him personally. In further examination. Mr. Morrison, being re-called, said, that on April 12th, IST"', the ! total tiutebttdnecfs of Messrs. Smith, l-leming, [and «o. to the Rank was L1.3.W.000. The ' state t>; indebtedness at the stoppage waj LI.WO.tUW, or thereabouts. The indebted--1 ness of Mr. Jatues Morton was and his securities Ll.O!B.si>7. Th • total in-de!.t.'dce.-.a of the.;.,- tirtns was about Ll.'.7i).rt'tl. and the securities against that were t.::.-iT.".Of!O. In iv-ai-.l to Mr. Nicl Ftnuty-."s account, a security of LSfi!(.(»;(J w-.- . down as the capital in his Manchester and Tafeuita business, but the Hank hfld no title to tfiat. There was an it-m <>l L'tH'A i of E'.ritidi Htten stock, to wid.-ii the Rank ! had no title. There was another item of ' f.TTt; M 'il. which nwi'W ;-•'• -i-nt pieieimn i o;i the .-hares f»f th- New'Zea!a>id, :md Ausj tritiau Ltn«t I'ompany. p:>t down at the : ti.'itre to maki- the account balance. At that [ time the .-hare.-, were -.-.dling at W- H>s.