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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1726, 3 July 1884, Page 2

Mr W. 0. Buchanan meets the electors of Wairarapa South this evening in the public hall, Carterton. A meeting of Mr G. Beetham's committee will take place at the Temple Chambers, this ovening. Wo understand that an action for perjury is likely to arise out of one of the cases heard in thoE.M. Court on Tuesday last, Messrs Lowes & lorns add to their sale, on Wednesday next, 700 heavy crossbred wethers in forward condition. The Masterton Fire bell took a little gentle exercise this morning for the benefit of a burning chimney in a cottage iu Bannister street,

Tho Oarlerton public generally may not be awaro that Park road is now opeujor through traffic. This is now the most direct route from Gladstone to the centre of Carterton.

Taiaroa, the candidate for the southern Maori district, addressed the electors at Kaiapoi and received a vote of .conficlenco. Tano To Hahu, a Waitaki native interpie'or is spoken of as an Opposition candidate,

. The youngest son of Mrs Gardener, storekeeper, of Carterton met with rather a painful accident yesterday morning. Ho fell over a log and dislocated his left wrist. Dr Smith was soon in attendance aud set the limb.

Mr Angovc, the well known blacksmith, has commenced enlarging his premises which will be, when finished, as largo as any in the town of Carterton.

Mr Buchanan invites the electors to meet birn at Martinborough on Monday evening, at Matarawa on Tuesday, and at Morrison's Bush on Wednesday. We hear that on tho Manaia Mr Henry Jones has had six Bhoep destroyed by dogs, and his neighbor, Mr Carman, has had over thirty worried in a similar way. Two dogs have been captured, and there will be a claim for damages lodged against the owners of them.

Mr W. Lowes, Mayor of Masterton, was to have presided at Mr McCardle's meoiiug last evening, but ho was one minute late when lie entered the hall ami found that a deputy had beon. already appointed in tho person of Mr A. W. Ronall.

During the temporary absencs of the Governor from the colony the formal acts for which his signature is necessary will bo performed by the Hon. G. M. Waterhouse M.L.O. as Deputy. His Excellence is to return by the Mail steamer, which ia due at Auckland on tho 22 itist.

Properties at Featherston, Carterton, Taratahi. and Ekolahuna, particulars of which will be found in anuthor column, are advertised for sale on the 16th July by Messrs J. H, Bellmne & Co, on behalf of Messrs Krull & Co., who are retiring from businessi

Baron Yon Redin, of Eketahuna, has reported to the police that he found on Tuesday last a man lying dead near the homestead of Messrs Mncqaarrrie Bros. The deceased is believed to be an elderly man named Anderson,formerly employed as a tutor by Mr Welch, An inquest will be held today on the body at Messrs Macquarrios' woolshod by Mr E. S. Hawkins, J.P.

We clip tho following from a recent file of the Maryborough Daily Times:— Before J. J, Tumbull Esq., E,M. W. IS, Simtnonds was charged with neglecting to have his child vaccinated in accordance with an order made by Mr Allan, R M, The accused, who pleaded guilty, was finod 5a and costs, 7s. The prosecution was conducted by Mr, White, Vaccination Inspector. There were two other cases ot a like nature dealt with and thoy were both treated in a similar manner.

Our Greytown contemporary reports that a shipment of 5 civt of cheese from the Greytown cheese factory was sent Home recently, by the ss, British Queen. It will be interesting to the shareholders to hoar that the brokers report says "the cheese is well made" and the "condition excellent;" The lot realised GGs per cwt, or 4|d per lb, nett.

Por Wairarapa North, writes the Standard, Mr George Beetham. stands first favourite, and will very probably be re elected, Mr Beetham has been an excellent representative, and lias attended faithfully to the interests of his constituents, Other possible candidates have been spoken of for Wairatapa North, and MrW. W. McCardleis already in the field with an address to the electors, Mr MoCardle's political platform is broadly liberal, and embraces reform in the land laws, the local Government system, taxation, and a variety of other tiling, There is a freshness about Mr McOardle's address to the electors which it is very pleasant to witness, He is a new political broom, and brooms of that kind always sweep vory clean just at first, We hardly know what amount of support Mr McCardle possesses, but in any case, it is well that he has come forward and made a contest coriain. A vigorous election contest is a good thing, It freshens up the electors into a healthy political activity, and puts candidates upon their mettle. We hope that there will be a good stirring contest in Wairarapa North, though oven in that case we are inclined to think that Mr Beetham will prove the victor. Should the election result in Messrs Buchanan and Beetham being again returned to Parliament, the people of the AVairarapa generally will bo quite satisfied that their interests will be well looked after by the two gentlemen they have chosen as their representatives.

Tenders are wanted by tho 17th inst for 200 acres of scrub falling iu lots,

It is notified that the third quarter of the Wellington College will begin On Monday, the 14th instant.

At a meeting of the board ot directors of the Woolen Company held last evening, Mr T, Kennedy Macdonald was unanimously elected chairman, and the appointment of Mr Charles St. Barbe as secretary was oounrmed. Electors desirous of acting on a committee to Becure the. return of Mr McOardle are invited to meet in the building at the hack of the Borough Council Chambers on Friday evening, Professor Hugo will deliver a lecture on Spiritualism on Sunday evening at tho Theatre Royal after church hours, Tl)e prices of admission to this lecture will be front seats a shilling and second seats sixpence. The synopsis of the lecture will be found in our advertising column, We notice that Mr fUydhonse'a new paper, the "Wellington Evening Pros," has been published, but a copy of it has not as yet reached Masterton. The annual meeting of the subscribers to the Masterton Hospital is announced for July the Bth. DR. ABERNETHY, THE EMINENT LONDON PHYSICIAN, is reported to have said, that ,"his mistakes would fill a graveyard, " and if this confession was volunteered by so distinguished a' practitioner, what extreme caution should be used by those in Quest of an adjuvant, a diuretlo, or a tonic, To avoid all mistakes, aßk for UDOLPHY WOLFF.S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS; and by a continuous use of tho same, yourself an extended lease

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