The Wairarapa Daily. MONDAY, JULY 10, 1882.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1121, 10 July 1882, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. MONDAY, JULY 10, 1882.

1 -The Loyal Mosterton Lodge 1.0.0. F. M.U. meets to-morrow evening. * The Phoenix Lodge 1.0.G T. meet at Masterton this evening. { Winiata, the Maori murderer, has been l' committ'eed for trial. . The. Auckland Stud Company has re- , fused £IB3O for their filly by MusketSilvia. 1 A meeting of members of the Masterton - Borough Cricket Club takes place this [ evening. It is hi»h time that the Club was at work preparing its ground for next season, Messrs Lowes and lorns conduct an 8 important and unreserved tale at Ip.m. t'-iiiorrow, occiisioned by the removal of - MrH.T. Jonesfrom this district. The Bale catalogue includes fat and dairy stock, twenty rabbit dogs, rye-grass hay, horses, 1 poultry, furniture, ami sundries. A bus will leave the auction room at noon to I convev visitors to the farm. 1 A special summoned meeting of Court - Loyal Enterprise, A-O.F. will be held this S evening to receive report of Medical attend ance-Committee and to consider proposed . amendments of general laws.' j Sixteen of the Masterton' Football .Club turned out on Saturday afternoon to do d battle against all comers. About 30 of the - letter put in an appearance including a 1 large number of . Maorieß. After about three quarters of an hour hard play during which the club scored several goalß and ~ trys, some of the natives lost their tempera 8 and the game was stopped, In (he even--9 ing a meeting of the.club was held re new 8 .uniforms. After discussion it was decided: . aB the season was so far advanced, not. to change it till next year. At the conclusion of the football busirießß a meeting was , held to form a gymnasium. .. The old schoolhouse has been obtained for the purpose on very reasonable terms, A : President, Vice-President, and committee were .elected, and Mr C. B. Morrison J, appointed secretary and treasurer. A large ' 1 number of names were put down in' the f room and the affair promises to be a great success. 0 , i. Messi'B F. H, Wood &Co sell by order

i, of the Wairarapa West County on Tuesday « 18th July 36 lots of limber four lots of, ironwork, &0., at the Waiohine bridge, and afterwavda the addition to the tollRate on the south side of the bridge (for 1 removal). The latter consists of three ' rooms and passage and is built on skids specially arranged for removal. 0 • Mr D.. MoMaster advertises a list of purebred stock for. sale in another col- , r umu.' Among ttem are Eclipse (roan), Yeoman (white), Red Prince II (red and white), Signor (roan), and VVaihora (white). Mr McMaster'a stock has so often proved itself to be first class at the ' | Pastoral Society's shows that there is no need for as to remind breeders of its [ quality, : A meeting of the Masterton Cemetery : Trustees was held on Friday evening last. ■ Present Messrs Payton (in the chair), , Perry and Feist. Passing a few small ' accounts constituted the whole of tlie' business. . , > ,y.' , A telgraph 'station is now open at, Kirikiriroa county, Waikato. The offioe •< hours are from 9. a.m. tiH's p.m., and ' closed on Sundays and public holidays. - Mr A. MoHntehon advertises a country Hotel, doing a good business for sale, ' The Caatle,Point Highway Board calls for tenders for 21 chains side cutting .on j the Upper Taueru line of road, Complaints have been made to us of.the state of the Taueru road. Our informant states that about'half a mile of 'the road has been destroyed in order to metal a few chains. .:. .. " v.. .

We h»ve been unalilo !» insert in our presout issue iho Engineer.* reports of (lie. .Wairarapa West County and uf the Mas-'' terton Highway Boards, ■•'. Tawjjio Vas written to Dufaur, Winiataa counsel Vwftllßsjes that at the'banquet a.t Auckland on the >o«»Bsiiin, of his visit, Whitaker said all pust .troiible and cau&s. o| quarrel were ,to be /forgottenf iro.iriHenceforth, • He understo'od'it; was equiyaV' lent to annebtry fur-all past offences, and thinks tbe capture of Winiata an act of treachery.

The ball committee of the Carterton Volnnteer Oorp'3 wet on Friday evening,: Present—Lieut. Bennett . (obairman), Sub'Lieut. Crawford, Sergts. Clifton and Abraball, Corporal B. Beid, and Vol. ; Styles. The .following, resolutions were curried That the ball be held on the 27th inst. at the public Hall Carterton. That tbe price of tickets (refreshment be us follows i double 7s 6d, siuule sa, extra lady 2s 6d. That 160 tickets, 50 of each, and .100 programmes be printed. That the ball be advertised, in ihe Dxtiv. That tenders for. supper refreshment be sent in by Wednesday, next tlie 12ih inst, and that the committee meet oii that ni«ht at 7.30.

Two drunta were brought' up .before his Worship'the Mayor at the R M.'Court Masterton this morning. One named Jenß Petersen who made himself a nuisanco to Church goers last evening; .was fined 2Cb another' named P. Marney escaped with a caution. The police have had intheir hands-a watch'and a pocket-book containing £7O, both of which : have been ; picked up. In either case he: missing' property has be traced to' inebriate pro ; prietors. ~ The offertories in aid of the prosecuted' Jews in Southern Russia, amounted to£7los in St. Matthews Church, Master-' ton, yesterday, -The Bov. Mr Paige preached an. able sermon appropriate tJ the 'occasion. This afternoon- the meeting' convened at the Institutq at 2 p. in.', was attended by a few liidies and Gentlemen, iucluding His Worship the Mayor; but at a quarter past the appointed hour the promoters of the gathering had not put in' an appearance, and the meeting was.in an obvious dilemma, Subsequently the meeting was adjourned till Monday the 24th inst.