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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1730, 8 July 1884, Page 2

A meeting of Mr Buchanan's Carterton Committee takes place to-morrow evening. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Masterton Oddfellows Lodge takes place this evening. The third quarter of the Wellington Girls' High School will begin on Monday, the 21st instant. The annual parish meeting of St, Matthew's Church, Masterton, is convened for Monday evening next. The object of the meeting convened in the Theatre Royal to-morrow evening by the County Settlers 1 Association is the free discussion of political questions, and not the merits or demerits Df the candidates now before their constituents. It is announced in another column that the anniversary of the Masterton Reohabite Tent will be celebrated in the Salvation Array barrackß on Thursday next. Tea will be provided at 6 30, and will be followed by interesting addresses from a number of gentlemen. The Carterton Blue Ribbon Choir is expected fo be present,

Mr Bunny speaks at Groytown this evening, Mr MeCardlo at Kuripuni, Mr Beotham at Opaki. Masterton footbullors aro requested to turn out for practice tomorrow, Wednesday, afternoon at 3 p.m. sharp. The business in tha hnnkrupt estate of VV. Warning Taylor, Wellington, will be oarried on as usual under tha management of Mr Biddell.

Almeeting of Mr McCardlo's Committee will be held to-morrow evening, at 7 o'clock' sharp. Mr Samuel Wickenden gives notice that all dogs and fowls found on his premises after this date will be destroyed.

Mr Thomas Hall, of Cole-street, Master* ton, advertises for sale a comfortablo dwelling house and good garden at a low price and on easy terms.

W. 0, Smith addressed a large meeting of electors at Woodville last night. A vote of confidence was passed.

An unreserved sale of superior furnituro and household effects will be held by Messrs Lowes and lows at their rooms on Saturday the 12th June at 2 o'clock.

At the {Wellington Supreme Court today, Albert King, the mate of the barque Hudson was fined 120 or in default one month's imprisonment for refusing to assist the police. ' The immigration and emigration returns for June are as follows:—immigrationAuckland, 559 ; Wellington, 224; Greymouth, 3 ; Lyttelton, 4; Dunedin, 51: Invercargill, 304—Total, 1147, Emigration, Auckland, 311, Wellington, 111; Napier, 11; Westport, 3; Greymouth, 4; Lyttelton. 9; Dunedin, 80; Invercargill, 311—Total 840. . Arrivals from United Kingdom, 452; Australia, 624; and 71 other places, Departures for United Kingdom, 18; for Australia, 652: and 170 for other places. Chinese, 4 arrivals, 37 departures.

At a meeting of the Phoenix Good Templars Lodge held last evening, a committee was formed to secure Mr MoCardles return he having given the order satisfactory pledges on tho temperonce question, It was ako resolved that the co-operation (for election purposes) should be secured of the Reclmbites and Salvation Army,

A Pahiatua correspondent informs us that Mr McCardle met about thirty electors at his own house on Friday evening last, Mr J, M. Davie being in the chair. His address was most attentively listened to, and at the close several questions were put and satisfactorily answer. A most unanimous vote of confidence was passed in his favour, A vote of thanks to the Chairman brought the meeting to a close. An influential committee was formed on Mr McOardle's behalf after the meeting, We have received a loner letter from Mr Sutton in reply to Mr Beetham. It ia inconvenient to us to find space for so lengthy a communication, but in order to give Mr Sutton fair play, the letter shall appear provided he excises from it an insulting expression towards ourselves which we do not feel bound to publish. We will admit correspondence as freoly from Mr McOardle's supporters as from Mr Beetham's, but we will not allow on either side discourteous references.

Mr Buchanan had a very satisfactory meeting at Mariinborough. He touched on the same questionaas atotlier meetings explaining specially the position of the through line of railway, and advocating its postponement till the land was acquired from tho natives. He justified the action mi the scab question, and refuted Mr Sutton's accusations, A unanimous vote of thanks was carried, and a very strong committee formed to secure his return,

Mr McCardle met the electors at Mauriceville yesterday morning, There was a good attendance, and at the conclusion of the candidate's address a vote of thanks was accorded to him amid cheers. Last evening the Opaki Schoolroom was filled with settlers who assembled to hear the same candidate. Mr McCardle spoke at some length, touching upon county and general questions, Mr R. Welch occupied the chair, and a vote of confidence moved by Mr David Buick and seconded by Mr Brown Hunt was carried unanimously,

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