The Wairarapa Daily. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1882. THE TARATAHI DAIRY COMPANY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1168, 2 September 1882, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1882. THE TARATAHI DAIRY COMPANY.

1 • • I The marked success which has attended tbe formation of the above 1 company proves that the district iu which it is to be established is in a remarkably vigorous and healohy state. Carterton has never been an "ugly duckling," but it bids fair, without 'having passed through this , stage of developement, to become a »! white swan. We were hardly preo' pared for the statement made at the 1 meeting on Wednesday last that there were 875 cows in the district, and that of this number the milk of 609 was e already promised to the proposed factory. From these statistics we should gather that the company would from j the: time it commenced work, be able . to turn out some £2OO worth of cheese and butter weekly. On such a scale there can be but little doubt, with ordinary .care, of shareholders obtaining; good interest for their investments during even the'first year's operations. It is almost time that ) the enterprising lead of the Carterton and Taratahi : settlers was followed in Masterton. Have we no residents in .this neighborhood who will take a cow census ■ and' ascertain how many farmers would be willing to supply milk to a dairy factory 1 t That white elephant of the Town Lands Trust-the old school buildings —could probably at a very small outlay . be converted into a factory, and the 5 site on which it stands is an exception- , ally good one, Our fanners are very busy ploughing just now, but we hope some of them have time to talk over , itory at Masterton similar to the ones launched in Featherston, Greytown, | and Carterton. It is bad enough to f be last on the list of townships, but even this is better than remaining out in the cold altogether. ■mmmhoomi p : ; —f ) .Messrs M. Caaelbera f \ ,'b tale of 9 boots commences on Satu d«y. next. ' ■ Messrs Lowes & lorns advertise medium 3 steel plough shares for sale. j , A meeting of members oftheWairarapa 3 Acolamatisation Society will be held at t the Institute, Maiterton, this evening. ' Mr M. Coselberg acknowledges the receipt of £1 Is from "Toleration," and £1 ~.ls each from "Sympathiser" and Mr " K,: Marsh, ; Alfredton, towards the Jewv i«h, .Selipf; Fund., He has now in the < bank fail the'eredit'of the .fund about £52. , t Mr. ! B'. ! H. Woodjwill hold a large sale of fruit treea, pines, Cornelias, shrubß, «&o.'V,oq Beptember 7th at Carterton. . ThiS is the'monthly pay 'day of tht Masterton Building Sooiety. ■ ' We have so hesitation in saying that '/ the oheapeat and beat house in Masterton ' for clothing grocery, ironmongery, boots and.ghGes/aniall general ii Bapp & flare's, the Emporium.—Advt

A luun for Greytown tu being mouted; ( The Featheraton DebatiuK Society will hold a T'aooial ..meeting next Tuesday evening,: i" . y v ' IMr ijames, of, Maaterton, is 'the suo- ; ' cessful tenderer for s bjiilding the School-! \ house, at Waihakoke,.- The amount is £2lO. ' r V - ' Messrs 6, A. Fairbrother & 00, have purohaaed, through Mr F. H, Wood, Mr Cotter's sawmill at Woodßiile. SMrF/ H v Wood-'advertises for pale' 37 acreß of splendid leasehold land at Morrison's Bush. There was no recruit drill last evening by. the Maaterton Volunteers. They evidently think they, are now a out above that exercise. ' ' ; The little maypole danoere who are to I aasißt at the entertainment in, aid of the Maaterton Cadet Corps,' practiced the various figures last,evening, and went through them in a very pretty and graceful manner, without a single fault.: i Bapp and Hare have for sale 500 bushels >of prime seedpotato oats,any onerequiring a first class sample should oall at ,Bapp and Hare'a.—Advt.