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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1160, 24 August 1882, Page 2

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• | UNITED PBlm ASSOCIATION | ' j 1 THE BEAUTIFUL STAR ASHORE:' ' " ' Wksiport, this dayl The.UmonrCompany,'B steamer Beauti-' ful/Btar,we^iCashoi*e ,ttiibn\gbming out of W^tport l this- morning, with' a cargoi of coals, The steamer stranded on. the ' Korjh Spit-when,Wavte : jf(>rt |t jhfsWrningj , -.°f the ".apccidgni.-ire npt ' yel; >to *iiand. The "steamer; ii-likely-to get off [at .' high • tide, .and sailing vessels of greater ' 'the'Surj^elit'Out^^urin'f ' despite , ey%',^r^:(??^.¥. r l •.vessel ; Mlii •mffl'SiMoh. , anl)the tiU'Mi^ngjt'idea'.,' She, is' insufed in" i ,lha s .K.qi:th-!Bi{tißn v and .owned - in Auokdt The capta l jn;.pfj; l ,[lje,jStar signalled | a t ?6 a.p..; want;immediate • astern; discharging j may be got off , if prompt assistance rendered the next. ' : Southern, ' Orii'SS'.witl mal?e':.an akempt to tow the st earner off'ihis; afternoon if a sufficiently' .. Nb' further ; ; opm'mr(nibatioh f tha.nftbe above has yet-,^een.held,with,ilje Star. , ' ••' j'Th6?Adaj,d. dwei^,' js J i[iparefitly ! uhin- ■ iurecLvlThs Working at heir 56 hours without rest.,, , T ; ,.'i . V MA'o!rl MEETING' AT "itJCKLAND. '"* y :' Auckland, this day. ' :An important meeting'is \ going on at 1 p^aung^tjufta^Swhio^iid.a, largejjumb'e'r of ihfluiririar chiefs 'being ■ .The "object is to discuss, the desirableness, of. putting certain large blocks throttgh'the'landi: Gourts, r hl&o of turning' 'all half-castea.olit of' the King Country fn'ooMequeiice' of the ac.tiohjtaken by Barlow ip the oapture of Winiata. ;•■ : ' THE ! LONDON f WdOt ffiLES. ■■ (Eedibr's Teleqrams, London, August 22, ; The Autumn-September series of wool 'isaks .commenced| to-day. The ,opening. ; .catalogue comprisedsiiSOO halei, ftir,iliich: ! fair* '• oompfeio'iiv- iwas- '"experienciid.' ; ( Fgiuliy. scpureds- are: rather inegle'cted,, ' Good quantities are worth about the same' an at the close of last sales For cross;breds,aud for- inferior-and faulty wools of all descriptions prices are barely niain,Aam.y, M- ; ) The balauce of mediuln Woiils held over fi'pm last sales Iwere .catalogued; There Was -a.- full'.-attendance ofHome and foreign buyers, and the attendance was a.yerage'of last sales, The quantity avail,abla wjij^6o^pp;-bales,.'l ~'/' ' 1 OASTIiE POII) BOARD. , Tiio.'agnal/i, ietiiig, df^ BqafdpTvasheldatfeniiioit Saturday last, jPresent; M6BBrB M«ekaj (Chairman), Langdon,. arid; SliiytWr;"; 1 • _ »; •!'■ The minutes' of the pravinus...moatinß' were' ;rep6rted balance ayaila- , bid of - 'future'' exp endit'vi fe 1 JE64O 6s Bd. The wageS billd rfefe -read' and passed, and th'e report of clerk pt : works was read iiird tidnsldcfred,'' •• .. r , - 'read i! 'frpm ..Mr From Mr Elder re line of road from ttjv '' Lauds; via : j"'', V;il ' ' Ffoip' Chief/Surveyor, re road ; from ■ TinuijaJley io;-Packspur,-..from. same re-, tiirnihg the, Board'?: tracing with the road lines added. 4 Erom ! W Filsode askipjg fprj payment, .' o^ittroad, and requesting ' parmisaion' t<3 ,'tnlike some alterations on - Blah-logie road/; •, Resolved that the sum of '£6o be granted for repairs- to the MataikunaPakowai and Castle Point-lu Matai- ' kiinaroad. -" : •''' r " •■ ■. That the settlers interested be requested to'subscribe i 25 towards the re-erection of Waitawiti bridge, '"That the clerk of works the piles -' ready for the bridge, as'soon as the amount ? is ' ' Ihat'if a-culverf-.be put in, ' in place of the bridge in Blaokbiroh creek, ! and that the approach to the bridge near tht) tpllgate be.taken up if necessary. That about £ls be.expended in.opening . the, bridle track at Pakpwai through Crown ' Lan^s; ; ; ~ That the sum,of J3B,JOs be paid to the 1 Mastsrton Board fof work done' on' Urifci road. ;•,' .'' ; ' . .That the jpard .oanpot sanction any alteration in the Blairlnuie' line until is 'Submitted for its consideration-.-That : ® Makiriktii' roa'd be repairedj and alaoUhe ford and culverts near the , 'Manawa,, f That'Mr Wuliams'bere'qu'osWd to clear the gorse off'the road at Flag Creek. That the. Glerk of Works ascertain if Mr Riddle has removed his fence; and:if : not'to;i;ei "it; removed at his- risk and „ cost,--' - ; ' .''. That alLtiersojis who have, received .permissii;h.;to. keep gates.on the several 1 roads in 'this' district be informed that .pleas', they''.comply with, the Board's Regulations! as' to . metalling,' the perniis- : sion to maintain, them will be withdrawn mmediaie ly.- ■; That ten.dere be' called for.ileaßing .the : jliuui gate. > • • That'/tlib drains on the Langdale flats '■ 'be cleaned out if hecessary. ' i file ,pulyert the .Telegraph 1 office. "Jje> ' fr'oin the > road ,aidp. > f-\ ■ i •. Ifr; j the board for the i purpose of laying an objeotioii to the proposed road -from Mangapakaha to' the it Lands yut -, j U' j : !l(eari{ijji Mr 4 MdeVs ■ ■ the - boar d-reap lyedth at "*t he proposed 1 line if ,-of/oad up.Waiaroro is the most praoticF and i)'ur- ' ctiaselanls f lfitfg 1 hack j of the i Langdale property, , ; ■ j.>■ ' :■ The folio,wing: acoounta .were 1 , passed i for payment. : . | , Ho,. 1 Ward, wages, £3 10s-; No 2 ' WaVd;- ; £l:8s; Nb: 3 Ward, 116 d, Jkjl I' Ward, £7 iNo 6 Ward, £8 }ss dd; i Oastlepoiutroad, £2l-10s6d; Mangapakeha 1 road, £16108; J. ; Payton and Co, £ll4s ) 8d; T. Stilborn.deDOßit, £10; D. O'Kane, advance,' £2O ; :T. Stilbom, making oul- . verts, £4; A, MoHutofion, salary,. 118 3 17b4d. 2 The .next meeting was fixed for 16th September. ;