CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1163, 28 August 1882, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

r ' '■Ty-...» - . .fIIBDIBR'S TeIEORAMB,) (H)Od • r'Mfyl f ini^HJJ^ust2s. i Terrible outrages' oontinue'to be com'-'' 1 mitted on the' Russian Jews. reside it in £ Poland The population everyvhere 1 treat them in a most barbarous ma iner, 1 and the details are horrifying. The Rus-> • 1 sian oioiala are'entirely apathetic, an,d'! the most terrible deeds are done wit ii ab--3 solute impunity. Nn effort whatever is , made to protect the victims, or to p miflh.. 1 their robbers and murderers Men, I women, and children are mutilated, • murdered, outraged, tortured, and theirJ 1 i property taken, and houses buroei d.i- x . , - reotly within the cognizance of but i the ; 3 military and civil authorities, who seem ; to taoiily approve of the dreadful de ids, . 3 The Land Leaguers in America have , remitteo 11,000 dullara to Egan, as their f contribution for last quarter. •■■' '■ ■ 3 O'Donovan Bosaa has been denounced by Leaguers as an informer. r " B ' ,lr ' AuguatE6. Forty thousand bales of wool have been., ; catalogued for the present sales. ; Five . thousand have been withdrawn, Good i wooh are firm. Opening prioes for in- ) ferior scoured, olothihg, and low oroßgbreds, are to Id lower..

imARApSSXEASTCOASI'! Una above meeting was held at the Institute, Carterton, on Saturday last. [President), B. Buys (Vice-Preflident), t V 7- Booth (Treasurer), D. and H: MMfflrev I slisßraulxwßitß?J7,;'Reynolil3, A. Matthews, R. R. ApßJ,rone;,-. I. Morrison, W. E. Bidwill, k! MoKfcnlie, 1 - M, Jackson, N. Grace, J, H. .Wolterar{Secrata|y). ,\ \ 7 ,j I The vW'IJRp pf j tl|e jpresfons njeeting were road and confirmed. " The Chairman stated that aavewlJiatß in reduction of the debenture debt were flobißoj jfaand,,!! JPhpaeiiWceivedji; pho, wedo contrib'6tiotiaY; amoiintjugjis to | GsvJ; There were additional subscriptions, he felt sure Mr Drummond would k»e fyphti list to add, and that Mr Pharazyruwsofd) be 'willing to aid the Society in this direction. in,reply p to ( the,chair. ftflMgnijMßßffa £jdef be willim; to lend a helping hand by yielding two they held MQTS&TJ The Chairman reported 1 that owing* to been able, 'sy, >/ffisi; lint i^eljingtop.j, jH? had got two pfjyatqi\prJse?3i( ifirteacbi from Messrs Levin.and Thompson; to be) allotted hy the Committee. Mr Gear's representative was present; perhapß-he. might be able to say what he would do »ftPfitfUtf£JfiO*it)s :::.;!ou:> wlh. Mr A. McKenzie had no doubt' Mr Gear would give a prize, Mr Bidwill: He.gave £&-Wjeu'! ! i! • The r Pj'esident., thought they, might, leave the|p(ivjlte prize' listj ti Committee; also"' certificates, ' l He' did not,know whether there,was any other fnWMs» : t <'teSeoretar.y<l Only the 'report of-tfe' l tioMcultural i ßub v 'Oomraittee; i .i },,.'•. ~,,. , Mr aeen : ,Mr', Dellar, He will give a prize of JS 2s, -ati'd willi see;Mr:Bowles.on',tbe.support he will lend.-'Wi'*! i-nif ■•■{■ h -y.v ut ■■■;■ „,: The Secretary! Mr Rumble will help too, —- , Mr the Horticultnral BUgg/afedj thas building' 60ft x 21ft with Bft aiuda should be ereoted for horticultural exhibits 'throughout' the Valley, and that half the proceeds should'be paid uver.to the Society. The 4ililding..wa|.calo.ulatei.,|ojpßijßßs,,and thegnipjrjtwas prop'osejtpbe.advanceJ by the Society, Messrs Booth & Oo. v having "undertaken to provide the • timber at6spei;.loßf)sT ? -r j '-'; :- ■• waß shown that the local shows would not be interfered with, but? that; this, would merely be an annual show for the whole Valley. «L £ L& X It was resolved on the motion of Mr A, Matthewß, seconded by Mr NrGrace -yThatjt be. ( a .recommendation ip the SnWiGommiHeßiro4uopLtl]elpropoßiti(iil contained in the sub-comrnittee!s report. Another hour or'so'wad •'ddcuWd -in diseasing the question of advertising. Ultimately tthejfollowingi-resolutions-was passed ojfjfchq. njotjop |of Mr ( Boiij;h] §econM by Mr; Boys:— That the atlver-. Using of the Society be distributed as fblfiSb \J>wf/Ai( [Star,!, £lOl Thiß concluded 'the meUrogb! the' 'subscribers about J; 30/ V \ ftA ,','•'••; S , How''oosimTTßE.' ' " " ' v The Committee met at 2.3or"Present -M^s^^fOj^nqha^an^president), B, BoyV Bor|th; (treasurer), H, BraithwaiteJ-A; MatttiewVr W. E. Bidwill, R. R. Armstrong r J, Reynolds, H, McMaster, N,[Grace, iaud; H. H. Wolters (secretary)! ! i I sTI j the/last meeiing were read anHbnfirmetl.' " The chairman..apologised forjhe ab-_ senpe of Mrjf. Stuckey. The' rlortioultural wbb again debated'atlehiflh'rjeß.iiltingriin"th'o followingje'aomtioji and former.'Wig* carried on the 4ho.w-of hands, proposed by Mr W. C Buchanan-, seconded by committee Matthews, Boys, Braithwaite and R, R. ArmsWong jjßmpMntflditoTarfangejvith the central (Masterton 4; nnT Greytown) r "an'3 o'ttiers interested in Carterton and Fealherston for an hortictilt.ural j:.exposition f.on ..the Sooiety's ground on the holding of the annual -shuw/p Amendment moved' by by #/ R/R. Armstrong, " That a committee consistdngof .Messrs Booth, :Bbyß,ißeyii')]dß,;and Braithwaite be appointed'to l 'request the 'Greytown Horticultural Sitoief.y to arrantje j fbV ffle ;caA'j'ih'E{ ! out' of' at( ;i hortio\ilfural 'display oli the" "annual., fihow, T 3i*y of this 1 Society, and with pji.wer to'e'r^'ct'i'building at a coß't' 1 n'ot ( - ,ej;ceeding-,'£jiß' suitable ■ iu Tjheiohairmnnjhqr.tly Bpo^e^as,,to..arrangement made for''certificates,;ana'"oh the motion of Mr;.Braithwaite,. seconded iby Mrußidwill,-'it. jva'l'resolved that! the lamount M-VJM be reduced'byione half> The private prize Hist was then' discussed at length, the •meeting 'not closing it'ijl' KSPjowingito tlie.diiHcultyiin if\to :/ :cai ing those .left to. thn Committee's dis.cretioji, There,ai'e other prizes announced to.comein, bnttho. following Is /the ifull list received to" flute •' '. i • ■ i D. McMaster, £lo,' cow 'iii'Ja¥n?oa[f at foot, section Si'-i : f '?. ,; iiD.fMcMasier,,,£lo, best Lincoln ,ram ; | J. P. Russell, £lO lOsjbest ;Bhorthorn l.'il '»i i-i-. .i:\ \ J. and W." Martin, £sss; bestßomney' Marsh ramany-age™, o^j(,;>.>;.;;i V ay ; J r ,an.d,-Vj(, Bidwill, CoUwold rams (2) any age.-' ...v..],,;,„; : '-,' W. G, Beard, £2 2s, best pair Spanish 'fowls ir aeption,B. ~ , , . ' Mitchell;- M> 2vbest sheep dog, subject to trial',, 6eqtjbn[2. TP R.R. Armstrong, L2'2s, lady's hack, section44; , ? ;/.- (ivo ft' ' <!/■ H. E •'Wolters, £2b 2«, besVgrade Shorthorn boll, section 10, ' "AJ'Maftlifews;;; 'ss'%» ! M WM A.Matthews, jEZ;^;^;^)^butter, aeotionl. '."''.'"'' ' ''''"' " ; " ' w. LJmi^Wii^MU r3htß'.(2)j 'under 18 'raonthy-, • sect ion 37" : ' W", ii, Lucena, £2, iof ifat =ewesi(Jo), any age or, hrtdj]aeotion'.'so. i. -: C. Pharazyn,: £3,(i heat! Ijnooln - eivd, under 18 monthß. section 24. - '• ; - C'-PhOr ewes (2), under 13 moiit'h's', l ¥ectiiio I 'fti" -- 1 C. Phillips, £2, best powdered bntter, notless than 31b. aeotion 3. " : -. rW. ,0. Buohauan, cheese,, J. Donald, £2, best ham, section 6. ■J). ewes (Jjjinder 18 months, section 23. __ * 5 W, "l^BMhlinTnT^O^lDs,. W thoroughbred stallion, over Ai years, Johnston ft Co., 45, best light weight IteyittWff-,jslsf bert{Merino rams (2): sections 1 and 3. .-.levin.&.Co., best Merino rams (2), sections 5 and 7. ■ New Zealand ("Loan ;and Mercantile Agency, £2l, cup, ./j •.; K ffiJSriit'-tpe ''Hb^ibu'ltufali'Show' ; Mr MTO#WB^«P*ft.l4bnt' , rf the ,last§j|pti;S<joiety,' : Mr Braitbwaitei that Mr Matthews toi ajrrsnge for Featherstiri'exhijillijgfjginittfe wi|l meet at the Institute, Carterton, on Saturday next at 2p.m. to report progress. ."..;•■..'.", -:.,