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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1055, 22 April 1882, Page 2

Mr Park has taken tho initiative toW?"ds establishing a small scientific laboratory in connection with the Institute, Such a movement rjjust necessarily have the sympathy and support of all intelligent settlers, and if successful, it would be a great advantago to the rising genera-' tion in Masterton. Tho only difficulty Mr Park may bo expected to encounter iu realising his project will be that of ways and moans, Money will require to be found for tho purchase of suitable apparati, and for die proper custody of them. Whether Masterton is sufficiently advanced to supply funds for scientific objects remains to bo seen. Wo sincerely trust that Mr I'xni will be able to carry his new scheme to a successful issue.

Ooe contemporary the Wairarapa Standard in its issue of to-day devotes one of its slashing but untruthful articles to the "Daily and Mr Coleman Phillips. 1 ' We wish our contemporary to understand that so long as it is edited by a person who systematically indulges in coarse and nbusive language v/e cannot discuss any public question with it or take any notice of it, Should our contemporary ever be fortunate enough to keep a gentleman on its premises wo shall bo [happy to accord it that recognition which it is impossiblo for us now to extern!,