MASTERTON V. CARTERTON RIFLE MATCH.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 898, 13 October 1881, Page 2

MASTERTON V. CARTERTON RIFLE MATCH.

rHE third matoh between the Masterton md Carterton Eifle Volunteers was fii(K it the Tarataki Range yesterday afterloon. The weather was all that coiiidia lesired and favorable for good shooting, jut the range is hot suitable for match iring, there being a. considerable eddy round the bush close to the target ! jonsequence was that range, although there was wind to disperse the smoke MkT by the explosion of the cartridge's, thf competitors had to aim at least a foot off the target to ensure scoring., The match resulted in favor of the Masterton team by 29 points, leaving them the-victors of two matches out of the three that have taken place this season between the corps. Adjoined are the full scores-

Grand totals ... 163 104 79 346

THE WAIRARAPA DAILY, OCTOBER 13, H" JAMES SMITH, 5 TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-St WELLINGTON. Respectfully announces the arrival EX MAIL STEAMERS, h extensive assortment of Choice, New Drapery Goods, adapted lor the SPRING SEASON. SPRING FASHIONS C. SITU, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, Ouba-st, Wellington, las much pleasure in announcing jifl-M 4 ublio of Masterton and snrroi ndlng' flisriots that he has just opened 100 cases of FASHIONABLE AND USEFUL DRAPERY, lought at extremely LOW PRICES in the Loudon, Provincial, and Continental markets FOR CASH. Every line has been marked particularly low, so that the whole of the Speoial Cheap Lots may be cleared out during the month, to mal e room for further shipments daily ex. pected. A gTJMMER QOOD3 1881 WD 1382. JUST OPENED 1 gCHRODER, JJOOPEB, 'ASSENGER LINK OF PACKETS FOE LONDON DIRECT. SAILING IN ALL OCTOBER. "jl mHE Splendid Iron Clipper Jju jbt J[ Barque j$j£l GLENLORA, 773 tons, W. Scotland, master. This vess.l will be the First Wool Ship o' he season, and will arrive in Loud"ii in time for tho February wool sales. Cargo is now being received on board. For freight or passage money apply to LEVIN & CO. MURRAY, ROBERTS it CO. KHULL & 'JO. F. PEARCE. Or to Tenders are invited by the Maatarton | jotnelery Trustees for removing 300 yards 1 . f earili, and delivering 100 yards of j oarse river sand, We understand that Miss Thompson m« taken the hist vacant shop in Cockturn's block, and will open it shortly tia atiojr goods repository. Mr G. Pugsley has just broken in > wir of very handsome buggy ponies for r T Parsons, of Masterton, who intends exhibiting them at the coming Pastoral 3hnw. Applications for sections in the deferred payment blocks closed on Monday last at Hawera. All hut two sections were applied for, and for many there will be competition. The cash sale to-day promises to go off well. Nominations for the Handicap Hurdles lirthday Cup and County Plate in the Vairavapa Jockey Club spring meeting ' lose on Saturday next, Members of the Dramatio Club aro 1 eminded that they meet at Mr Dalymple'a office this evening, at 7.30, to ettle up accounts, etc. The Stonehenge Lodge of Druids prolose to celebrate the anniversary of the Lodge with a torchlight procession on December i)th, Messrs Rapp and Hare's now advertisement will be found on our front page, and announces a variety of goods deluding, grocery, clothing, chinaw&l'e, oats, chaff, &c., &c., with prices. WAIRARAPA HOSPITAL. 'ire House Committee of the Wairarapa lospital met at tho Secretary's office, ireytown, on Tuesday afternoon. Present—Messrs 0. Pharazyn (chairnan), W, G. Beard; W. C. Cuffi G. Vyett, and the Rev W. Booth. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. The Treasurer reported the credit lalance in bank to be £912s Id. Accounts amounting to £49 2s 2d were jassed for payment. The Secretary laid before the meeting the report and balance-sheet for the year ending September 30, 1881, which it was decided to present to subscribers at the annual meeting. It was resolved that the Secretary write to the Borough Council and ask for a refund of the rates as a donation to the Hospital. The annual meeting of subscribers was then held, Mr C. Pharazyn being voted to the chair. The Chairman read the report and balance-sheet, which were adopted on the motion of the RevW, Booth, seconded by Mr W. G. Beard. REPORT. The Committee of the Wairarapa Hospital, in presenting their report for the year ended 30th September, 1881, have pleasure in informing the subscribers that, as shown by the balance-sheet attached, the Hospital financially is in a fairly satisfactory position, being able to show a credit balance of £10-1 12s Id. During the year several urgently-required improvements have been mad# to the Hospital buildings, and the following chauges and appointments have been made in its working management: —The late custodian and matron having been called upon to resign, Mr Basil Burcli and Mrs Burch were appointed in their place. Dr Wm. Bey was elected Hospital Surgeon vice Dr J. Smith, resigned and Mr F. H. Wood was elected secreie Board to forward at once the easels vhich are urgently required. Tho head master's report for the nonth was read. r ' Accounts amounting to £1015a 9d were massed for payment. Messrs Cotter and St George were appointed visiting members for the ensuing month. MASTERTON V. CARTERTON RIFLE MATCH., The third matoli between the Masterton and Carterton Rifle Volunteers was Mjh\, at the Taratahi Range yesterday afternoon. The weather was all that cotltfie desired and favorable for good shooting, but the range is hot suitable for match James Smith, W. & G, TUBNBULL & CO., Agents, It is reported that Mr 0. F. Worth, of Masterton, hae received an invitation from some of the Te Aro electors to contest the representation of that section ol the City ofWellington. . The Home Missionary Anniversary will firing, there being a. considerable eddy round the bush close to the consequence was that range, although there was wind to disperse the smoke MkT by the explosion of the cartridge's, thf competitors had to aim at least a foot off the target to ensure scoring., The match resulted in favor of the Masterton team by 29 points, leaving them the-victors of two matches out of the three that have taken place this season between the corps. Adjoined are the full scoresMASTERTON, j 200 400, 600 yds., yds/- yds. Tl, The following quotations will give some of the Bargains now selling Handsomely Trimmed Silk Jackets 12»9d, ' 14s 6d, 15s (id, 20s, & CO., niC TURE-F1UMING1 £ BE-GILDlNOl MOULD-CUTTING 1 Thomas Beadnall, Wiu-is-streei' (liveuing I'oai Avenue), Begs to inform tie public of Wairarapa that he has just received a splendid stock of Moulding?, and a consignment of very Handsome OVAL FRAMES From hie long experience of the trade he is able to turn out a PICTURE-FRAME of any description in a first-class and finished manner. Old Frames Re-gilt equal to new, We understand that information has been laid against the proprietors of the Prince of Wales and Boyal Hotels, Masterton, for permitting card playing in their houses. We hear that the charge does not include gambling, but is merely lnteuded to ten the lenity of card playing. Mr James .Clayton, tht well known baker, confectioner, and providor.e, has opened his new shop in Cockhurn's block, and will inako his first display on Saturday next. He haB a large and convenient bakehouse and oven, and his increased facilities will enable him to turn out biscuits and confectionery in any quantity and of first-class quality. Mr F, Chapman, the contractor for the Waipoua bridge, bat now driven two piles of the second and last tier. The trusses These Roods having been imported from tho best Briti'h and Continental .markets, are worthy tho inspection »t all residents in the Wairarapa, and as the railway offers every fasility for visiting Wellington, a trip to town would not only be pleasurable, but a visit to Te Alio House would be undoubtedly profitable. Lace Striped Muslin, 4,5d; Lawn do do, 6jd Brown Holland, from 5fd; Pompodour Prints from 6d, Unbleached Calico from 2jd, Slate Silecia from 5id, Ladies' Drawers from Is 6d, Chemises from Is Gd, Trimmed Nightdresses from 2> lid, Ladies' Stays from Is lid. Boys' Tweed Knickerbocker Suits (vary cheap) 4s lid, worth 8s 6d, NEW GOODS pER gOYAL JJail gTEAMERS. be held in the Wealeyan Church, Masterton, on Sunday next, Two sermons will be preached by the Rev Samuel Griffiths, of Wellington, and on Monday the annual meeting will bo held in the Church, when addresses suitable to the occasion will be delivered. A joint committee, from the Thistle Lodge of Masons, the Masterton Lodge of Oddfeliows, and the Stonehenge Lodge of Druids, have decided to present Host Corbett, of the Empire Hotel, with a massive chair or throne, in. recognition of his kindness in furnishing the lodge room. Mrs Ewington sued the Borough Sanger (Mr E. Bezar) yesterday to recover damages for alleged illegal impounding. As the prosecutrix failed to prove her case, his Worship the Mayor, who adjudicated upon the matter, dismissed the information, the prosecutrix threatening to get up a petition to have Mr Bezar removed from bis position, and to make the town too warm for him. Special lot of Ladies Corsets 2s lid, worth lis 3d. CALL and INSPECT The trade supplied, and estimates given for mounting show catds, Ac, Corporal Wood ... 19 13 12 — 44 Private Anketell ... 14 20 6 — 40 TE ARO HOUSE. New Cherry Eipe Hats, New Lace Squares New Dolman Mantles, new Lata Ties New Mother Hubbard Mantles New Satin Sunshades ALL 1H8 LATEST NOVELTIES DIRECT FROM LONDON amd PARIS. 0 w Private Kummer... 19 19 2 — 40 Sub-Lieut Donald 16 14 8 — 38 Private Matthews... 19 11 8 — 88 Private Freeth ... 17 12 6 — 35 Priv S. Kibblewhite 16 14 4 — 34 in the Millinery Department the New Goods aie exceedingly select, elegant and fashionable, having been purchased by a buyer of excellent taste, possessing alsc thorough knowledge of the beat marts ol fashion The Millinery workrooms at Tb Aro House are under the auperinten dence of an accomplished French Lady Artiite, and all orders entrusted to her care will be executed in the latuat styles and forwarded with promptitude. Special Lot of Infants' Cloaks 12s fid, worth 22s Gd; special lot of Infants'Robes, 7s 6d, worth 15b, Hundreds oE other special lines, which the present space will not contain. Patterns supplied on application, and orders promptly executed. N.B—All post-orders over £2 will be carriage paid to the nearest railway station. l " 8l ' op If J 1 \ VHa are under way, and there is every prospect of the work being completed to time. On Sunday last some miscreant wantonly cut in four places with a knife the big rope which is used in raising the monkey. The electoral rolls for the Northern and Southern divisions of the Wairarapa district arc now being printed at the Private W, Dixon... 16 14 2 — 32 Private C. Bentley 16 10; - 5 — 31 Sergt Wilton ... 14 11 5 — 30 Private McLachlan 13 0 0 - 18 Grand totals ... 179 138, , 58 375 OARTERTOK. •200 400 600 mHE MASTERTON PERMANENT 1 INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. Offices—Council Chambers, Masterton. Trustees—Farquhar Gray, Alfred W. Renit Diuectobb—Messrs J C. Boddingten, (chair man), A, R. Bunny, M. CaBelberg G, Russell, J. Vile, S, M. Galli way(treasurer). THE LARGEST Wairarapa Daily ofRco. Mr Freetli the Registration officer has consumed a considerable quantity of midnight oil in getting them compiled at so early a data Additional names which will probably be printed on a supplementary sheet will be received till the writs are out, when the rolls will he closed. We understand that some of the settler at Alfredton intend opposing Mr R. S Hawkins at the coming county election The usual weekly drill of the Greytown Volunteers was very well attendee on Tuesday, all the officers being pre sent, The company were drilled foi about an hour by Colov-Sergt Hamilton Tho officers met m committee after drill when it was decided that the firing fo the Citizens' Badge should take place oi Saturday, the 22nd instant, at 1 o'clockranges 200,400, and GOO yards, five shot at each range, The badge to he woi tary, vice Mr Bell, resigned. A system of Hospital tickets, 5s each, entitling th< owner to the privileges of the Hospita free for one year, has been inaugurated the proceeds from this source having yds. yds. yds. TL Captain Snodgrass 18 11 11 — 40 Sub-Lieut Potts ... 17 15 5 — 37 Private Bennett ... 18 10 8-36 Private King ... 16 13 7 — 36 JAMES SMITH, CHEAPEST! And Best Assorte R. H I S L 0 P 'WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Lambton Quay, Wkihnqtok. Country orders promptly attended to. A' repairs neatly executed. 81 already reached ±'14. During the yea 20 patients have been admitted, Three were in the Hospital at the commence mont of the year, and three have beei troated as out-patients, making a total o 26, of whom 20 were discharged curoc ; 3 died, 2 still remain in the Hospita Private C. Goodin 18 10 7 —35 Private D. Reid ... 8 10 14 — 32 Private T. Reid ... 12 14 6 — 32 Col-Sergi Campiu... 11 7 10 — 28 ' Private Tucker ... 16 7 8 — 26 Private Webb ... 14 2 6 — 22 , Private Wilson ... 15 5 2 — 22