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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 907, 24 October 1881, Page 2

Messrs J. I ons & Co announce a m j.cet sale i.)i' fi.liirilay next. v r 'mns Ins Ipcu elected secretary to M ■ Reiiall's committee vice MrDalrymple superseded. It is sired that betveeii 4 000 and 5,000 shines li.i-« Ie mi taken up in the Wellington Woollen Factory. Tomorrow Messrs J, lores & Co. sell at th<i Uhi'e Hurt Ho'l'l, Carterton, the privileges of the Waincapa Fatforal and luntistilttl b'-iii t.'s aii.nv. W« remind all who take an interest in Piist'iml pii'sntta 'hat the L'iwer Valley pl ujliing ma'ch takes place at T.ntliereirk.iU :in Wedn whir next. Gr.'viown ciekpters meet f.*r practice in SiHivart's i iiiidiic'.! tn mo; r.w iiftisi'iionn. i'lte uiae i e d.ys fur tlm O.'nb being Tuediys, Tliuinbiys, and Saturdiys.

To niornw evening the Greytmvn Volunteers meet for their usual weekly 'bill.

Tenders are invited by Mr G. Fannin Architect, for the erection of two shops in Queen St. A Soil Co in aid of the Lutheran Church, Maiirieeville, is atiiiouuced in the Town Hall fur Fntlaj next. The Rev, W, T, Western, 8.A., minister of the Church of Englnml at Carter ton, is gazette.! as qualified to perform marriages.

Messrs Cadenhead and Donald are making rapid progress with the erection of Mr Toogootl's new shop at Feathcrston. The work of putting in telegraph poles ind outstretching the wires from Waihengii is to be commenced to-day. Tho soiree which wound up the past ession of the Featherston Debating •iociety on Friday evening last was a narked success. Mr Burt provided an excellent supper for the occasion and all lie other arrangements for the comfort ami convenience of visitors were perfect,

Mr George Beethamwill be in Master:on this evening, A meeting of bis supporters will bo held in the Temple Chambers on Wednesday the 2Btli inst„ at 11 p.m. lor the purpose of forming a commit ee to secure bis re election as a member of 'lie House of Representatives. The first competition for the "Citizens' Badge" I'V lltct} ejtowu Volunteers, was tired on Sitmd.iy, seventeen members ''"iiH'etnii;, The weather was very unis isfactory foi^ho'Mi'g. Afer the first r live h id i.eeu li'd, iue ram came d"Wti ni t'.neut.i, -111• I fi"veral <if 'lie ci'Hipeiiuir.s made sp'ji'dv t'-ck" f"i li'-ni", A theliOO a ds range, if was a'most iiutowhle i i|ossib'cto s-e "'hat Han was Iwht d, Mild the target h" k -'l like a 'lick aiiiudup, as the rain'washed ilie i'..]ni off. The three hi lie-t sin'iv- were ll' Tro'm'in, 35; S. Saywnll, 33; J, M g'lire, 31 The second eoniiH-ti'iw) takes p'iice on Su'nrday next at 1 o'c'o k,

fliere are three j.'reat advantages the public nf Ity dealing lit R:ip|i and H ire's, hi. Tliey can obtain '.'oo.ls i:ltea;er than at finy other store. 2nd, The i|utility nf their goods is the best tlijt ein he sippl'i'd, 3rd. They .'Wavs seil at their atlverlHeil prices, Those who h .ve never given them a trial sh'Hihi do -o -I "'U'e, and they will not -e disapi'iMMti'd.—[Anvr.]

|._t is a inct Unit Messrs Gardener and ■Sm sniti !i;st season more slieep shears than the whole of pie Wairarapa storekeepers combined, and this season it is their intention tn offer tho 1.00 dozen pairs which tbev Imvo imported at less than Wellington wholesale prices. We cmnot understand bow this well-known firm «ell all their goods so wonderfully cheap Their stock is splendidly assorted, and we woijld An)) special attention to their magnificent stock of drapery, which surpasses any we have yet seen in the Wairarapa. -[Advt.l