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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2292, 11 May 1886, Page 2

Wo remind subscribers to the North Wairarapa Benevolent Society that the first meeting takes placo at the Institute to-morrow afternoon, at half past three o'clock. Mrs Wise, Dress and Mantle-maker, having taken the premises lately occupied by .Mrs Rusliford, No. 9 Manners-street, Wellington, has opened with a fashionable' stock of millinery for thg season. -

The regular fortnightly meeting of the' Loyal Masterton Lodge takes place this evening at the Lodge room, Temple Chambers,

Messrs 0. Forsberg, W, Jesaen, P. Andereon, H. W, Jackson, and 6. Ounderesn have been elected Wardens of the Mauricoville Road District.

It is notified that the private quadrille class will assemble in tho Theatre Royal on Wednesday evening next at 8 p m. Former members are invited'to attend. The Hon. John Bryco arrived at Wellington yesterday by the "Tainui," Ho was presented with an address of welcome and congratulation by tho Mayor, on behalf of leading citizens,

The Prince of Wales will go to Dublin in May to attend tho raees,' accompanied by Lord Randolph Churchill, The Prince has expressed his approval of the Irish policy of the Premier. 1 Messrs T, Bayliss, J. McDonald, E. L. Vince, A. Anderson, and M. JNilson have been elected members of tho Eketahuna Road Board. Tho first meeting; of the new Board will be held, on May 27th.

Messrs Lowes & loms announce that their next fortnightly stock sale at their Mastorton yards will take place on Wednesday, 19th inst. A quantity of stock has already been entered." ; ; ••

Messrs Lowes and loms announce their intention of establishing a branch of their stock sales business at Carterton, at the Pastoral Association yards. The first sale will take place on Tuesday .next, the 18th inst. The entries appear in their, advertising column. At the Supreme Court at Chriatchurch on Friday a caso in which a barman named George Ritchie claimed £l5O damage for slander against torn" Green, licensee of the Sydenham Hotel, resulted jn a verdict of one farthing without costs.

At the Ri,M, Court this morning before Messrs A, W, Ronall and Dr. Hosking, J.P.'s, a case John Ward against George Ellera was withdrawn, Mr Skipper appeared for defendant. In a case Whitt v Armstrong, claim £7.103, for furniture supplied, judgment was given for plaintiff for the amount of claim, and 21s costs,

A Berlin despatch of 16th _April,says that the Germans have hit upon a new and ingenious way of advertising their manufactories. A vessel has'been fitted up with a oomplete assortment of German products by a German .and commercial and geographical society, and sent on a voyage around the world. It is likely to be of benefit in extending the trade of Germany. . The informations laid against John Stuart Reid by T. M, Linley charging him with feloniously and fraudulently embezzling the sum of £792 7s, received by him aB clerk or servant of tho United | Insurance Company of New South Wales j have been dismissed, no evidence having been brought forward by the prosecutor I in the case. . ..

: We draw attention to a new advertisement on our front page, in which Messrs Warnock, Kelly and Adkin give a detailed list of prices of foods in tho various departments which thoy have in their large establishment known as Thorndon House, opposito, the Supreme Court; Lambton, Quay, Wellington, where visitors from tho country receive special attention. . Mr W, Carey of tho Masterton wood turnery and chair factory, announces carved brackets, chairs, and all kinds of turned work at his Qiieon-st depot:, near the Empire Hotel. Mr Caroy's Hall-st. works are well worth a visit,,, the water power being in splendid working order, enabling him to execute any description of turnery. ', ■ Mr F. H. Wood advertises a stock Bale on Thursday noxt, Hay 13fch, at Mr Hammerich's yards Greytown, sheep, dairy cows, horses of all classes, purebred Berkshire boars, purq-breel aolden spangled Hamburg fowls, brahmaß &c. Tho auctioneer pays toll fees brought through the Wiolnno toll gate,

The well-known agricultural' implement manufacturing company, trading undor tho namo of Ransome, Sims, and Jefferies, Limited, of Orwell Works, Ipswich, has lost its Chairman. Mr.R. C. Ransome, Mr R. Brown, tho Masterton agent for the Company, received notice of his death by the mail yesterday. Mr Gladstono has issued a manifesto to his Midlothian constituents, in which he states that his infirmities prevent him from addressing them personally. His defence of his proposals for the settlement of the Irish difficulty is most , eloquent. Ho admits the. honesty of purpose of the .members who have seceded from: tho Ministry and tho Liberal party, in consequence of thoir objection to his Irish policy, but he expressed his. confidence that the couufcfy will give its to that .policy, Mr-Gladstone announces that he is willing to concedo autonomy to Scotland and Wales aB well as to. Ireland.

In the R, M. Court-yesterday, the case. Hood and Shaw v Henry King was heard. . It was a claim for £2O damages for injuries to a horse, Mr Skipper appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Beard for defendant. In support :of tho case Frank Hood deposed that on January 28 he let ahorse on hire to defendant, Henry King, a surveyor of Pahiatua, who stated he wanted to go to Tinui. Next day the horse was returned by defendant between five and six o'clock. On returning from toa wittiOßß.. found the horse blinded in' one oyo, cut and lacoratcd about-the face, and legs swelled and bleeding, Tho injuries must have been done with a stick. The eye was well now after threo months. Constable Cullinane gave corroborativo' evidence as to tho injuries, After somo further evidence a verdict ..was' given' aghinst defendant for £lO and jiosts £2

Messrs L, J. Hooper it Co., of tlicß'on Marclio, received their first instalment of. autumn and winter goods on Saturday, these j>oods havo been imported direct from the manufacturers' in England and Scotland, and are' now being marked off at pricos that will compare with any wholesale house in tho colony,—Apvt, Messrs Duncan k Son invite special attention to-their new consignment of ciitlery—direct from the manufacturers—which tlioy offer at fabulously low prices. Bent pooket knives, 1b and Is 6d; sets carvers, and forks and steels, 2s upward#; bread knives, Is; and all kinds of electro-platcd goods at; little-mow'than the pries of ordinary tinware,—ADVT,

Strangers and country pobplc often ask us which is the boat and cheapest houee for men's, boys and youths' clothing, and we recommend them to go to tho Wairarapa Clothing Factory, opposite the Theatre, for it is, without doubt, tho cheapest and best house in tho district. You not only save 20 per cent, but are wiro to get good value for your money.—Advt,

Venotian Blind and Revolving Shuttermanufactory. All Blind? guaranteed of the vory best description. on application to B. W, Henri (late Henn and Hansen.) Poneko Steam Venetian Blind and Revolving Factorv Wdlinuton,-AiiVT.

Corona, Coins, Buonohitib, fee., are quickly cured by using Baxter's celebrated 'Lung Preserver," This old established, popular medicino is pleasant to tho palate, and highly extolled by the membors of the medical loga), and clerical profcijnops. Sold by af Patent Medicine Vendors. Seo testimonials in advertisements.—[Advt.] I am going Jo make a speciality of certain lines during the next months, At the present timo lam running Macintoshes and Overcoats at prices which defy any house in the Weiington District to approach. By sending the length wlnoh you require in inches, you can be supplied with a grand Tweed Macintosh for 27/6, honestly worth £3. Give mc a trial JOHN Tiioiiuukn, the People's Clothier, Willis' street, Wellington,-[Advt,] '