PROPOSED WOOLLEN FACTORY COMPANY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 990, 3 February 1882, Page 3

PROPOSED WOOLLEN FACTORY COMPANY.

(To tho Editor Waiiubapa Dauy.) *i' , S ? K '~? a !fPg subscribed'for "a.fow. v.- warea in th'eaJjpW. proposed -Company linquiredrifthdSecretnry, pro tern, How .:tha oanvaaa for shareholders "ng.and, I to hear.'from' him . th»t he had done nothing na yet, and he alao informed, me/that (inly two of the mviaional Directors had paid the application, doposit. I. would therefore ur«e upon have allowed 'heir names "ijk'njHM in the Provisional Direc-toHTo"lMfc-their applications at once, as ProapeotuWnnd forms attached have been isaued'tb them for tha'fpurpnse, then Inave no hesitation in saying that the Secretary pro tem will proceed' with the eanvaas. It is hardly to ha expected that the outsiae'pii'bljij frill takV any interest m the-matfor 'when the' ; . Provisional Directors are' so lukeivarirv 1 am, i'o., John*-W, Lawi. William Davios, of Shrewsbury, England, was so unfortunnto recently as to have his wife'elope with a neighbour. As if to add insult to injury, the woman's new companion caused" the husband to be proaecuted for threatening him, Davies was found guilty and bound over to keep the peace, and finding no sureties, was sent to prison for three months. The stock of Clothing for Men'«, Youths' and Boys' wear lias been made to specia order for Te An House. All materials have been carefully selected and all styles judi- ■ wously chosen; Better value, it ts irnpossihk to obtain. One great speciality of Te Aro House is the immense variety of Boys' and Yeutk' Clothing.- Parents.And Guardians should keep thin fact in mihd wheii they visit tewn, and wend thoir way to James Smith Te An Home. A trip to the Empire City may not only be mado pleaaurablo but profitable. To those who can combine business with pleasure, it must be gratifying to inspect the large stocks of seasonable Drapery and Clothing, such as can be seen only in a vast centre of population like the City of Wellington, Visitors from the Wairarapa will find one of the largest and best selected at/owe* Smith's Te Aro House.