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Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 1015, 6 March 1882, Page 3

W. Btat „ M. Ketrdon ... E. Hunter J. Bond do W. Skeet ... CNe!«on ... W. Loach ... H, Burgess ... do Thos. Bonnett... Nation Broa. ... 20 0 0 S 0 0 113 0 5 6 0 110 0 0 1217 8 7 i 6 116 0 5 0 0 2011 0 6 12 0 Dl 5 9 Ths following correspondence wai then iT ut Wairarapa EustjCounty Council, wking in what manner it in intended to Bpond the part 150 of tho voto for opening Crown lands in Awhoa riding.-From Geo. Knapp, nking the Board to fonoe the road twosi hia Und on Ward's lino, —From W. E. Bidwoll, apologising for hia abaenco from praaent meoting. ' Resolved-That the bihu voted by the Wairarapa East County Coinoil of 150 be expended in the formitinn of road through the Makora block, in lieu of the ouW irts on Awhoa road, and that the Council be informed of this, Mr Knapp attended, and submitted hia Crown Grant dated 1806. Mr Pharazyu attended, and complaiwd that the road to Entt Coast, for which debentures been raised, had not been carried out aatinfactonly. Resolved-That Mr Skeet he in»trucfed to lay off the Hautotara to last Coast road, oommeiicinjj at theji'resenr Wtninatinn and onding at Stony Creek Flat, That the East County Council be requested to permit, its Euuinw report on the heat line of mad from Hautotara to East Coast through Mr R'ddif.-rd'i property, and that Mr Eidililmd be iim:ed to be present when the traverse may be made, That Mr Knapp lir referred to the Sur ?eyor General as to bis claim for feticine. The following tenders were then For No, 2 contrnot, Huangarua, Wall's run—Geo, Wall, cutting-, BJd per yard ; formation, 15-s por chain ; long culvert, £s', small culvert, £Q (accepted). McKinnon, cutting, IOJd per yard; formation, 15s per chain ; long culvert, £10; small culvert, €l2los (declined). For No. 1 contract, Huangarua—Bond and Straw-bridge, £2 per chain (accepted); P.Liddy,£2;D. Haggerty, £ll7a. F«r work on Whnrekaku Plains—Wm. Fry, £1 9s per chain; H. Burgossi £1 10s; J. Hart, £ll2s 6d; J. Bond, £l6s Od (accepted) Resolved—That the Clerk be requested to givo notice to Messrs Jones, McMaster, Freihey, and Barratt to clear the drain along the road known as the Back Line, Morrison's Bush, A letter was read from Mr Hodge and others, requesting that Moroa Plain road be formed. Resolved—That Mr Hodge's letter be referred to Mr Jackson to report at the next meeting. BOROUGH NUISANCES, " Alas for the rarity of Christian charity under the sun/'-Hoon. [To the Editor of tho Daily,| Sie,—l see a correspondent in Saturday's issue trying to do a man who is striying to earn.a livelihood for himself and family, a seridoß injury by exaggerated statements concerning his new slaughterhouse on the Upper Plain road. I should imagine that your correspondent is either some jealous trade rival (afraid of a little healthy competition) or a gentleman who has been disappointed of obtaining two or three month's oheap meat, by tho refusal of tho proprietor of the aforesaid slaughter house to allow him to get into hia books. But whoever he is, his statement is devoid of all truth. My business takes tne to the Uppir Plain nearly every day, and I am sure that if it were not for seeing a few sheepskins hanging on the fence, a passer-by would not know that there was a slaughter house there at all, I may stato in conclusion that I have no psrsonal objeots to serve in answering "Proßono's" letter, only the objection to see a man " jumped mi "by interested parties just as be his making a start for bimseli. I am, 4c, Faiii Puy.

SHERIFF'S NONCE. IN THE SUPRhMK COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, HOLDEN AT WELLINGTUN. Botwsen Alexander Farmer, Plaintiff And F. W. Muck, defendant. ' HERBERT S, WaRDELL, Sheriff of . Wairarapa, hereby givo notice that by virtue of a writ of fieri fadai to me directed I have taken in execution at the suit of tho oxeoution creditor ill the interest of the above named dofendant in that piece of land containing a quarter of an acre, (more or less) being the allotment No 2, ■ part of section 17, Masterton Small Farm Settlement, being tho fee simple subject to. a mortgage, and further charge to secure the eum of £260 and interest, and that I will sell, or cause the same to be sold on Friday, the 21st day of April, 1882, at noon at the Resident Magistrate's Courthouse, at Masterton, unless the sum of £33 4s 7d, together with interest and all costs and charges are Bnoner paid. And I further givo notico that William Fitzgerald, Esq., nf Wellington, is tho Bolioitor for the execution creditor. Given undor my hand at Feather'stou this 6th day of March, 1882, HERBERT S. WARDELL, 1016 Sheriff, PERSONS objecting to the tax on labbit dogs are requested to meet at the Empire Hotel on Wednesday tho Bth inst. at 8.30 p.n?. RICHARD WELCH JAS. STUCKEY ROBERT Mom SADDLERY NOTICE. ' B EVANS having decided to close his IYI Masterton shop an opportuni.y will be offered to the public to make cheap pur- ., ehases in saddlery during tho current week, \ after which all remaining goods will be ***ked,Bnd tent to Wellinßton. EASTER EAOKS. )AOES will be held at Whakataki on X Easter Monday, 10th April. Programme will be publisher) shortly." A. McHUrCHOH, Hon.- Sec. AURICEVILLE LIME can be obtainod of;— J. VILE, Maetertcfl.J.McGUIRK, Greytown.-' J, D. OAKLEY' Featheraton. 0. DONALDSON & CO. Lime Burners, Mauriccville, CARTERTON FARKIEBY ANL Wll: th WRIGHT WORKS. ROBEKTCIiAWFORD PftOPBIBTOK. (5 the mo3t approved principle. All kinds of Vehicles ma e and rep tired. Farm Implements made and repaired.