The Wairarapa Daily. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1884.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1834, 7 November 1884, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1884.

The Wairarapa Daily will not be published to-morrow, The Eev T. it' Jones of Napier conducts (ha anniversary services in. the Wesleyau Church Masterton on Sunday next, Our Carterton contempory sucsjests the the (uniiiiiion of a cricket association for the Wairarapa. There used to be one (en years ago, but in cricket we have reirogaded. Mr John Sheeluui is agaiu suffering from qumsey. He was laid up for a week in Greyiown about ei«ht years ajjo with a similar attack, Mr Montgomery M.H.R. has started for a trip to Enuland Owing to ihe inclement weather tho soring meeting of the W'liriirupa Jockey Club is postponed till Monday. Messrs Lowes &lorns hold an unro served sale of furniture and sundries in D. F, McCarthy's estate to iiiorr»w. The Masterton Town Lands Trust meet this evening, A special meeting of the local Lodge of Oddfellows will be held at tho Empire Hotel this evening. The Lyceum Company gave a "nice' 1 li*tie eniortmnment last evening, in the Theatre Royal to a somewhat thin audience, Messrs Lowes and lorns add to thoir liet of entries for Saturday next a bankrupt siock of Jewelery from Christchurch and a large assortment of fancy goods, Mr I. Pike of To Wlnti, advertises hifl well known Clydesdale Sir Colin Gumpbell aud his thoroughbred Mangle for stud purposes this Heason, The drawing of Leo's sweep is postponed till Saturday evening, as the races are adjourned till Monday, A few chanceß in the popular investment are still obtainable. The fire bell rang out an alarm last evening, about a quarter past eight, and it was rumored that Chamberlains' mill was on fire, The engine was run out, but finding tho "glare" was some miles away tho brigade returned ii to the shed. It w*b then asserted that Burnet & Yule's mill at Aknra was on fire, Constable Connor rode out to see what was the matter and fouud that the flames proceeded from " a logging up" on native land at Akura, The result of tho examination of the Carterton School published in another column show 93 per cent of passes, a very successful result which will place this School high up in this years list, Wo understand, that on Friday next, a meeting will bo held at Tenut, the object of it neing to ask the Government to instruct the Surveyor General to confer with the Council anil Bead Boards of Wairarapa North, and report t<i the Miuisler of Public Works on the road system of the Cotin'y especially with a view to the settlement of Crown LandsAfter sovei'iil years oxpeuence in supplying watches for the colonial market, Littlejohn and Son, of Lambton Quay, Wellington, have observed the need for a thoroughly sound English Lever Watch at a lower price than that usually paid for such watches. It is only b) the judicious dhision of labor and by the mannfactue of large quantities on a uniform plan, that we are enabled to meet this want. We have now tho pleasure of introducing our Six Guinea Hunting Silver Lever, This watch, being simple in design durable, highly finished, and accurate,fulfils, ill the requirements of a pocket timekeeper. A written guarantee for two years will be sjivon with each w?«oh. Sent by post, securely packed, on receipt of Post Offioe order or cheque,—(Anvil

Tho crioket match between Maßterton and Greytown has been postponod at the request of the latter club, Lowes and lornß add to their stock sale for Wednesday next 10 hand-reared yearlings,

Messrs Dixon and Jnques will run a 'Bus to the Tauherenikau races on Monday next starting from tho Club hotel at 8 o'clock in tho morning.. The treasurer of llieMaaterton Museum fund acknowledges the receipt of a subscription of three guineas from Mr M. Caselberg. Major Pollard, of the Salvation Army, pnid a flying visit to Masterton yesterday and returned to Wellington by the two o'clock train.'

Maßterton wanta a Mayor for the ensuing year but it is diicult io obtun one. Mr Gapper and Mr Caselberg have been solicited to come forward hut as yet neither of them have agreed to be nominated. We trust that the office after being so ably filled in past years will not be allowed to go "begging." We nre glad to learn that Mr and Mrs Hart prior to their departure from the Wairarapa have arranged for another entertainmont in Masterton, To-night their " Happy Hours'' will he presented with an entire change of programme, The pieces selected for this evening are "My Wifes Delations and "Molly's Dilemma" au Irish Courtship. Yesterday, Mr Eichard McKeuzie, of Masterton, who has been serving in tho ranks of tho Salvation Army for some months past, was joined in wedlock to his superior officer Sergeant Kate Lee, The wedding was celebrated by the Kev. Mr Fulton in the forenoon at the bride's residence (Air George Duncan's, Bemly Street,') and the happy pair left by the mid-day train for Wellington, en route for Auckland, where they intend spend. in« their honeymoon. The Chairman of the Maßterton School OnCjinikee has received the following satisfactory communication:—" Musterton, November 6th, 1884—To J. 0. Boddington &q., Chairman of the Masterton Public School.—My dear sir,— with the permission and under the direction of your Committee. I would like to present a ' Wellington Sewing Machine,' value £4 4s, to the girl who has the best qualifications for becoming a good, useful, settler's wife, viz., to be a good plain sewer, mender, and darner; of neat, clean, and tidy appeiranoß, and habits; and to be a fui<- scholar withal. In the event of your Committee not being able to find a girl in your school combining the qualifications I have enumerated, I am willing that you should award it to the most deserving girl, and leave ycu to amveat your decision quite untrammelled. I also intend giving a subscription of one guinea towards purchasing prizes to be distributed for tho best boy scholars. Should circumstances permit, I intend to give an annual subscription of fivo guineas, either in cash or otherwise. • I will be glad to receive a reply re views of your Committee. Should yon deem it advisable, I will be quite willing to modify my _ proposed prizes if it will be con« duci'. j to the welfare and progress of the school. I am, dear sir, vours truly, M. Caselbhrg "

A Wise LEAOos.-"Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me how you kept yourself and fairly so well last season, when all tho resj of ii 3 havo been sick so much and have had the doctors running to ns so often." "Brother Taylor, the answer is very easy. I used Hop Bitters in time, and kept my family well and saved large doctor's billß, Four shilling? worth of it kept us all well and able to work all the time aud I will warrant it cost you and most of your neighbours £lO to £IOO apiece to keep siolc the same time. I fancy you,ll take my medicine hereafter." Soa NEGLECT IS OFTEN AS FERTILE A CAUSE OF SUETEIUN'U ns tho disease itself. Humm nature, warned m it is by repeited examples, is prone to {argot tho salutary lessons they inculcato ami apt to lose by deferment, tho good it inav rcciove from prompt and decisive action. When the moans a o within our .grasp, it is almost sinful toailo.v thoir escape, and h'jso who overlook the virtues of UDOLPHO WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHSAI'PSmust stand forever self-crimiuatod and repronht'd.