THE CASTLE POINT JETTY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1307, 19 February 1883, Page 2

THE CASTLE POINT JETTY.

A sum of £I2OO is placed nn the estimates this year for the Castle Point jetty, a much needed work-in which every settler in the Whareama is interested, As yet no steps have been taken towards expending this grant, but we trust the members for this district will not allow ihe vole to lapse. The Government evidently want waking up on this particular public work,

The_ usual monthly meeting of the Committee of tbeGreytown Institute will be held this oveuin« at 7.30 p.m. Messrs Laery Campbell and Co sell on Thursday next by order of the Eegistrar iif the Supreme Court 313 acres three roods on the Taralahi lately in tho occupation of Mr Robert Brown. Mr D. Barrett, the well known caterer announces that he will supply good, lunches and good tea at theTauherenikau races, We understand that the Inspector of Police for the Wellington District has protested against the plan laid down for the new Masterton Court House, This officer is quite right in so doing, the site b.eingineliuible and tho proposed structure miserably insufficient. The architectural depnrimentoftheGovernraentis, however,jo glaringly weak that we do not care to scrutinize too closely the arrangement made by it for us, lest the result should be that wo are kept without a new building for another yearnnd then supplied with one than is as objectionable as the present design or its predecessor of last year. Tho Returning Officer in another column declares Messrs Hugh Bellies, Thomas Mackay, and John Williams duly elected for the Castlepoint riding of the East County. It is also notified that Messrs W, H.Beetham, J. 0. Fergusson, «nd E. Meredith Junr., have been nominated for tho Waiuuioru Riding, and that the poll will be taken on Saturday next. On iho.same day a poll is announced for ihe Masterton Piding, the candidates being Messrs Thomas E. Ohamborlain, G. Gunderson, D. McGregor and A. Stewart, and for the Alfredton Riding f.-r-which Messrs G. Bieiham, W. W. McCardie, and P. Von. Beriin aie uominted.ln the West County Messrs H. Dudding, E,. Schwartz Maunsell, and C. Phillips are nominated for the single seated Grey town Riding.

I" another -column.■'■Mr AleMC' Stbwart and 'Mr Gunder Gunderßon, announce their .candidature for tlia ; representation of the Masterton Biding inthe Wairarapa East County. s

Yesterday the Rev Mr Dunn of Auck-' land, conducted the serviojs in the Presbyterian Ohuroh at .Masterton, and had large and attentive congregations. ' We have been requested to suggest to farmers that they should send samples of produce to the forthcoming Horticultural Show either for exhibition only or for competition. There will on this occasion be plenty of room to display any exhibits o advantage and competent judges will be in attendance,

The _ Mnstertmi Highway Board gives notice in another column of its intention to burrow £413 Gi7d under the Roads and Bridges Construction Act, and appoint the date for tho polling of ratepayers interested tor the 24tb of March 1883.; Mr Syltß3 the celebrated hydr'opathist has arrived in Masterton where he intends to remain for a week or so to introduce htß baths and system of hydropathic appliance.

Tenders are invited by Mr James Russell, architect, for a Bhop. and dwelling in Queen St. South which is about to be erected hy Mr Walter Perry, Mr H. Dudding in another column offers his services to the ratepayers of the Greytown riding of the West. County. Though there are four candidates hi the field for this riding, Mr Dudding is almost the,only one who is resident within its borders, and'is, perhaps tin exceptionally eligible candidate as -he possesses a practical knowledge"of engineering and surveying, and has. served as b warden on more than one Canterbury Road Board in past years,

Mr Warrtell. K.JH. has again been taken from the Wairarapa to supply the Wellington Court during tho temporary absence of Mr HardiMßtle on District Court ilniy. The Court business this week in this district will have to be transacted anyhow. At Fealherßton, Greytown, and Carterton, the services of J.P.'s will be relied upon, and at Mastertotr cases ; will be postponed for a fortnight. Considering the heavy feea and fines collected in this district, we are hardly getting fair treatment from the Hon. the Minister for Justice. . ; .- The Treasurer of the Masterton Hospital acknowledges the receipt of £4 10s from the Blairlo«ie Station. At an early hour this morning King Tawhiao and his followers left Masterton. A pood many hard things are now being said about Te Kooti but we think on the whole we have more respect fur the savage outlaw than for the tipsy potentate. A meeting of those willing to joiu tho new Christy Minstrel Company is convened for Tuesday evening at Mr T. Thompson's office.

We are requested to state that a special meeting of the parishioners of St Mark's Parish, to consider important business, will take place at the Sunday School, Carterton, on the evening of Tuesday, the 20th inst., at 7.30, at which as many as possible are urgently requested to attend.

The Masterton Borough Council re-, opntly pointed at to the Department of Justice that the local offioer who acts as Inspector of Weightß and Measures could not discharge his functions as he waß uusupplied with testweiuhts and measuresSergeant McArdle informs us that he has just received from ihe Department the necessary stock-in-trade in response to this application from the civic authorities,

Messrs Lowes & loms have received instructions to sell at thoir rooms on Saturday next a quantity of now and secondhand furnitine. A list of the various articles comprised in the list will be found on reference to our advertising columns, The following Wairarapa West County nominations have been made :--Awhea— Mr John Barton elected unopposed; Cartertim—Messrs William.Rooth, Henry Braithwaite, and Lewis Nix; Feathersto'n -Messrs Henry Bunny Sen., and Alfred Matthews, elected; Gladstone-Messrs Walter Clarke Buchanan, aud Henry Bunny Jun., elected unopposed; Grey-town-Messrs Coleman Phillips, Edward Schwartz Mannsell, and Horatio Dud.ling; Otaraia—Mr John Purvis Busßell.

The improvements effected ot Jute years in ladies' corsets have been very great, and. strikingly beneficial to health. Foremost among these for their : peculiar exoollenoies are Rosenthal's sanitaue and Dr Warner's coraline corsots. .The former is constructed to obviate the debilitating'effects-of the ordinary corsets by relieving the delicate and and vital organs from damaging meclunic&l pressure while still affording a healthful and comfortablo support to the wearer, The support to the figure is properly distributed, and the distressing effects of light-lacing neutralised. Dr. Warner's coraline corset is boned with a new snbstance.wliioh is vastly superior to hoi'n or whalebone, It cannot break but will in every instance outlast the corset, being more pliable .that whalebone it adapts itself more readily to the movements ot tbo body. Both these admirably corsets can be had in all sizes and colors at ■Tames Smith's Tb Aro Hoosk.— \ Advt,}