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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1486, 18 September 1883, Page 2

Mr Wardell, E.M„ sits at Groytown to-day,

The San Ifrancisoo mail is duo in Wellington to-morrow. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Loyal Masterton Lodge, 1.0.0.Fvj takes place at the Empire Hotel this evening. We call attention to the big 'list of entries published in another column, far Meßsrß Lowes & lorns stock aalo at 1 p m, tomorrow.

The annual general meeting of the Featheraton Eacing Club will be held on Saturday evening next. Mr P. H, Wood advertises an allotment of land and four roomed cootage at Maryborough for sale by auction on 29th mat,

Mr 0. Bruce Morison, articled clerk for Mr A. E, JBunny, Maßtertort, was admitted on Monday last, a solioitor and barrister of the Supreme Court before the Chief Juotice, "

At theWesleyan Church, Carterton, on Sunday, evening the Eev. Mr Baumber conducted the service and preached t» a large congregation. A very fiue mob of fat cattle purchased by Mr Bowles from Tupurnpuru passed through Carterton yesterday. , , At the EM. Court, Carterton, tomorrow, a breach of the licensing law* is down for hearing. As several well kno.wu residents aro interested tho oass is likely to be heard before a full audience, The Standard concludes .its report of last Saturday's football match as foollowa: —Let them remember that Masterton and Greytown have been playing for six years and Greytown has never been soored against by their opponents, and it would be a matter of regret to the present team if, through want of a little self donial, they ore beaten now, The committee of the Masterton Football Club have decided not to play the match with Greytown for the Association Cup before next Saturday, 22nd inst. Telegrams have been received from the Greytown Club and Wellington Association secretary with a view of getting it played before that date. A meeting of the directors of the Tatatabi Dairy Company was held at the institute, Carterton, yesterday. Mr H. H. Woltera was appointed treasurer and Mr Rupert Fairbrother secretary, for the latter appointment there were five applications, A fuller report was not obtained owing to the lateness of the hoar whon the business was conoluded.

The Otago Daily Times in an article on manners writes that ".The behaviour of Messrs Fish, Bracken, and G«,en through out the session has been exeorable." It appears that s man may he'a parson or a poet, and yet, according to our contemporary, not be a gentlemsu.

A meeting of the Directors of the Greytown Butter and Cheese Factor,, was held at the offices of Mr'F.'B. tUd, Greytown, on Saturday evening last, there being present Messrs Buchanan (Chairman), Phillips, Haigh, Bollard, Judd, Udy, and Wood. The minates of the previous meeting having been read and oonfirmod, some accounts were passed for payment, The Committoe appointed to report on a cream separator, asked and received permission It report at the next meeting, It was resolved that 4d per gallon be the prico paid for milk this aoason, It was also resolved that the Government bonns bo aimed at and that Mr Buchanan be asked to represent to the Government the necessity of granting a bonus equal to £4 per ton for the first two hundred tons exported, It was decided to commence the season's operations on October the Ist, and that tenders be invited for the purohaso of whey. : The meeting then adjourned until the 29th inst

The Post, referring to our paragraph re the smart running on the local railway on the occasion of His Excellency's visit, says:-" It may be interesting to add to these figures (assuming them to have been correctly quoted) the further information that two years ago s return excursion train leaving Maßterton very early in the morning ran thence to Wellington in 3 hours 12 minutes, including all stoppages, IS in number, or 2 hours and 20 minutes actual running timo; also that in July, 1879, an experimental train of ten heavily loaded vehicles with a singleFairlie engine ran from Wellington to Upper Hutt in 85 minutes, and the same ermine, with two carriages, made tho return trip from the Summit to Wellington in exactly one hour, Upper Hutt'to Wellington hi 32 minutes, and Lower Hutt to Wellington in 13 minntea; two miles between Upper Hutt and Silver Stream being coverod in 2 minutes 16 seconds, or at the rata of, as nearly as possible, 53 mileß an hour,

A committee meeting of the Mastorton Horticultural Society was held last' evening. Tint following report was brought up and adopted :--'• Your com miitee beg to report that they held two meetings, to one of which the public were invited, It was unanimously decided to recommend, (1), That the Poultry Show be proceeded with ; (2), That Mr Elkinß* offer to show for exhibition only be accepted with thanks; (3). That the catalogue of the Wellington Society be adopted aa far bb it applied to poultry and canaries; (4) That the prizes befr 6d for firatprize and 5s for second prize; (5). That the charge for entranoe be: for non members 3s 6d per pen, and for members h per pen, excepting for canaries, which shall be 2s 6d for nonmembers, and Is 6d for members; (6). That the pens be not larger than 2ft Gin high, 2ft Gin long, and 2ft wide. Your committee also recommend that the second prize be no' awarded unless {here be three entries in a class." The catalogue was revised, and the President was requested to invite Messrs Mason, Cooper, O'Donnoll, Park, T. Keropton, junior, B»rratt, and Jacksen, to not as judges. at the forthcoming show. Fires and Bugs, beetles, inseota.roaohes, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mioe, gophers, jack, rabbits, cleared out by "BoDgh on Rats," 7Jd. Moseß,:Moss & Ce,, Sydney, General Agents,

Messr* L. J. Hooper & Co are opening up new Spring and Summer drapery, in llinery, &c, at iheir Bon Marohe establishment., Mr W. P. Allen, of the co-operative store, Carterton, is about to enlarge bit place of business, but before doing so -he intendshnlding'a olearing sale, at which the people of Carterton and the surrounding district will be Able to obtain drapery, clothing, and boots and shoes at cost price. We direct attention to his advertisement on the ..front page < of this p'iper. " -

The programmo for the Carterton-. Taratahi Baces appears in another column. They will bo held on the Prince of Wales Birthday, at the Taratahi course adjoining Clareville station. There are eight events,' und £l6O giveri aa added money. Takinij' into consideration the popular holiday on which they are hold, and tho convenient , osi'ion of the coarse, these raoeß. ought »attraoi the largest number of Bpeotatora ■ f tiny ineßtinft in'the district.

It will be seen by our telegrams that the Lady Jocelyh has come to grief off the south ooast of England. \

We understand the date of the W fiß ' leyan. concert has been unavoidably postponed. Particulars aa to when it will take place will appear in a future advertisement.

. The following tenders were roceived by the Works Onmrpittee of the Wairarapa East County Council yesterday for eighty ohaios formation and culverts;on the Eketahuna-Tinui road contract No. 2:— H, Stevens (accepted), £231 16a 6d, Declined-A. McLeud, £276 15s; Halberg and Lamen, £Ut A tender from P. 0. Madsen arrived 100 late.

The following extraot from the Poverty Bay Standard: will prove interesting to many of our Masterton readers:—" It will be Been by announcement in another column that Mr Jas. Olayson baa at last been compelled to suooumb to the persistent bad. fortune 'whioh had dogged his footsteps ever since his advent in the Bay. Mr Olayson has come to the conclusion that there are far more desirable fields for, the exercise of his energies and skill than this township of Girborne. We cannot dp other than express our sorrow at losing Mr Olayson, who has ever been foremost in assisting those who required his help or stood in need of assistance, and we sinoeroly trust that he may meet with better fortune, wherever his enterprise may lead him, than he has experienced here. MrOarlaw Smith will sell by auction on Wednesday next, at 11 a,m,, all the atook in trade, fixtures, baking utensils, snow classes, furniture, comprising tome iron bedsteads, childs cot, bedding* chest of draws, washstand, chairs, knife oleaner, kitchen utensils, &c, and about one ton of flour, potatoes, bakers fuel, firewood, fa., and a fine lot of books, including 4 vols, of Dioken's Works, Dantea' Inferno, Pergatorio and Paradiso, Milton, Livingstone's Travels, flogarths' Works Shakespeare, National Portrait Galley, Family Bible, complete atlas, &o. The Hall of Commerce Burplus clearing sale will continue until Saturday next, during whioh time Betilers will havo an opportunity of purchasing every description »f drapery, at English cost, prices. G. W. Schroder will offer today and the following week an immense assortment of remnants: of new goods, calicoes, sheetings, winceys, flannels, &c, at very low prices. Boy's, youths' and men's overcoatß are being sold rapidly at greatly reduced prices.—Advt.

Mother Swan's worm bybup.—lnfallible, tasteless harmless, oatbaric; for feverishnefls, restlessness, worms, constipation, Is at druggists. Moses, Moss, & Co, Sydney, General Agents.

Don't dik in thk house,—"Bough on Bats" dears out rats, mioo, beetles, roaohes, bod-bugs, flies, ants, insects, moles, jackrabbits, gophors 7£. Mosos, Mobs, & Co,, Sydney, Gonoral Agents, ' Rough on RAW.'-oloars out rats, mice roaches, flies, ants, bed-bugs, beetles, insect skunks, jack-rabbits, gophers, 7Jd. Drug gists, Moses, Moss k Go,, Sydtioy, General Agents. The extraordinary sale of Surplus Winter Stock at Te Aro Houbo, Wellington' should be a matter of some interest to all readors of the Waiharapa Daily for these special reasons, let, because of the largeness of the stook, 2nd, because of the short duration o! its sde, 15 days only, 3rd, because of the utiproce. dontedly low prices. Our price list, issued with this paper, Bhould, we think, astonish everybody,- and very certain it is that a trip to the sale would be money in pocket to every Wairarapa resident that should try it. If not able to como, thoir orders, acoompanied with cash; would be as well executed as though seleeted personally. It simply meads 20a for 10s, or even less in many cases, therefore try it, 0 ye residents, and that light early, Bear in mind that we have no country businesses whatever, c* branches in any township, aud no one is authorised to seLL for us, either regularly or irregularly, ire have only om place of bwinw in (he province, and the publio would do well to keep this fact in mind when sending their orders, or visiting Wet' 1 ington,that our sole establishment in the oolony Is that known as James Smith's Te Arp House. Wellington.—Advt.