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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1152, 15 August 1882, Page 2

[and flavor it cannot be beaten.—Aott, | Wages leom to be good in the Fabiatua : district, Mr C. Madsen advertiaea for ten bush and road hands at nine shillings per day, ,' The Sjßoretary of ,the Jewish Relief Fund at Maßtert'on acknowledges the re- , oeipt of a pound from Mr J. Bcholefield of I Castle Point, I Notice is given that the Kuruptmi ball : concert is postponed tiil further notice owing to the unfavorable state of the wea- | the?. The directors thank those who had Oilskin coats, macintoshes, and overcome can be had at manufacturers' prices at Itapp b Hare's, Emporium,—Advt. late wintry the weather Borough Counoil appear, to have broken down to a considerable extent'(We; expect soon ; to hear of the Oouneiliejfig indicted for creating nuisances.. , We have no hesitation, in Baying'that the cheapest and best house in Haaterton for olothing, grocorj,.ironmongery, Jboots and shoes, and all general" merchandise, is Bapp 4 Hare's, the Emporium,—Adyt, • -The Masterton Borough'Cotlrioil meet this evening. The business iB expected to be of special interest, • : J;,, j ) The Masterton 'Orioke't OJub pas decided to hand ov,er to the Park 1 :"To-morrow evening one of the;most .important meetings yet held, in the Oarj*rtoh'd|stjfiot wjff take place in the Clareville School room in connexion; with The Government have intimated their intention of making provision ;for all hospitals in the Colony, but 1 at ptej'ent they are not prepared to relieve looal Committees, of the responsibility of raising private subscriptions .fori their maintenance, One of the hardest cases of whioh .we have heard for some time was heard before I IbeR.M. Court at Featheratonyesterday. A man named William Noakea sold a gun I foi the sum of thirty shillings to William Pye of Greytown, being unaware that under the Arms Aot'snch sale was illegal. On the information of Constable Ecoleton he was brought before the the Court, and Hib Worship had no,alternative; hut : to. commit him for trial.' Bail was allowed, the accused for the sum of and two surities of £25 each. In the event ofthe will be imprisoned till the next sitting of the Court. Possibly this case may. lead to an alteration in an Act, the operation of which infliots a punishment otit of all proportion to the offence. :■".'■■ ,|: i> ~; i The following, is the programme for St Matthew's winter' evening entertainment on Thursday, next;— Piano, Missee Feist and.Thompson; glee; song;, MrjSellar; (toner. Mra f). Prnnth • riuiitatinh. Myßonm song, Mr Gilmer; 'song, Miss| Ylites; piano and violin, Miss Corbeit and Mr Lnndqvist; recitation, Master Wilson; song, Mr Gaot i song. Miss Ewih'gto'ii •; recitation, Rev li. laitt; piano, Mrs Paige mid Mrs Cross; song, Mr Moore; glee, ■ An extraordinary triple birth took place in Paris on April 26. A lady was delivered of a fine boy in the Jardin des PlantAK fibs Willi mil mtn n. mn-rinno tnr removal,, and j?m delivered of a second on the way home, and finally when she arrived at her destination she presented her unfortunate husband with a third. The mother and triplets art doing well.