The Wairarapa Daily. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1886.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2293, 12 May 1886, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1886.

l?' ; Thb reaidenta'of Pahiatua arV ing iov ft Town Board District. ■•\Mv : arrived "in .Mrtßt,ftilun, : : and; taken; the /premises- in ■ front, of -:tholThoatroi- Royal, Queen-sti ;:Ho Saturday/next; Vn ith;. a vlarae;)^ : ; j:A:rrieiiting ; bf:■ the/cricket.club was held" ;at;Jketahiiiia;':on;\Monday;evoning,: :,: to- . avrange-foivpavnieriKf :nccpunts.ii - It was :found -tlifit: -.the^.siibscriptioins covered the jjvivery'. creditable'; in': a ;nu')vly: ; formG(l; club;-;..': fit?: ;* ■: %::■■[.:;■•:, ,-,- : . ;■ n }^^P»! lo °i^i'^)f/yesterday 1 ' bya' j;tyi>Pgrai>liicfil:errorj h the,namo.of ." Ami-' ;^Qng"vwaß:3ubstifcuVed.for" Amesbury.'p :/■ Tlie.;(;woathbr v last" evening was again Teaponsible; for'tJie postponement of Mlsb Ada; Campbell's lectured! Evil iri the light 'of : .Bciehce'.';!!;

W: Tho following ar6. f .'the..-'new valuations ■of fcho various Ridings in tho Wairarapa Eaßt County Council, exclusive of Government and Native Lands; Masterton £41)0,281; Cashpoint, £402,588; Alfredton, £129,885 ; Wainmoru, £213,510. In response to the expression of the Justices at the Masterton H.M. Court in the .case of Houd and Shaw v Henry King, when a claim was made for injuries to a horse.when out on hire, the police liavn, issued a summons . against, the dofendant/'in;'that-case for cruelty to animals. The'case will come off in the Maßtorton Court on the 28th inst.

''.'.•'•Messrs Robt, Gardnor and Co., wholesale and retail. ironmongers of Wolling;toh invite buyers to. inspect their stock, feeling s jthafc ■ for quality and cheapness they cannot be surpassed by any firm -of dealers. Their advertisement appears in a doublo column on our front pago from which it will bo fathered that they allow a cash discount of all furnishing orders. In the Masteitsn R.M, Court yesterday afternoon, before Messrs A. W, Renall and W. H, Husking, J.P.'s, Clement G. Harding was charged on remand from Wellington with obtaining fraudulently from William Francis the sum of £1 in November last, and the sum of £3 s in October last! The prisoner, who is well known in Masterton, having been a Life Insurance agent, pleaded guilty to the charges, and had nothing to say in defence. From the evidenco,' of the prosecutor, it appears that the prisoner made representations to him that ho was entitled to £4O, as compensation for being wrongfully dismissed from, the Colonial Mutual Life Association, mid gave prosecutor an order oil Messrs Chapman and I'itzgerald, Solicitors, (who he said held his power of attorney), to receive the full amount. The money with other amounts was lent on the streii|?fch|of this, and when the order was presented it was ignored. J, A. Salmon, clerk to Messrs Chapman and Fitzgerald, gave evidence to the effect that prisoner had never had any business connection with the firm since it had been \r existence. Detective M'Grath proved three previous convictions on similar charges auainsfc prisoner, who was sentenced to four weeks on each charge to tun concurrently,

Wo regret t» learn that Mr Thomas E. Uainberlain is lying seriously ill with typhoid fever at his vesidouoa, Upper Plain. ....■' '. ' ■; . •

■it. I H ' has • been appointed the Masterton agent for the Wairarapa ftmuumt Investment Association vice Mr W. fiellar resigned. Messrs Lowes and lorns announce their weekly Saturday's sale. The list will include furniture, produce, poultry, and sundries.

Messrs Lowes and lorns announce a sale of bankrupt drapery, clothing, etc, which will be sold at their rooms on Saturday next without reserve.

Mr J. Dawson was the successful tenderer for building the chimney Btack at tho Borough Gas Works at £125. There was only one other tonder, that of Mr 0. E. Daniolls at £l5O. There were no less than ten tonders for tlio Waipoua ombankment widening contract, that of Mr R. McKeuzio at Bid per cubic yard being accepted. A daring robbery was committod last night in onoof the principal hotels in Masterton, by which a commercial traveller lost a pocket book containing about £43, and other valuables. The police havo arrested on suspicion a notorious character named Shine, who arrived in Maßterton by the.mid-day train yesterday, and who will doubtless bo brought up.at the R.M. Court to-morrow.

■ ■ Messrs L, J. Hooper k Co,', of the Bon Marche,' received their first instalment" of autumn and; winter goods; on .Saturday, these foods" have' been imported direct from the manufacturers in, England and Scotland, and are now being marked off at prices that will compare with any wholesale house in tho colonv.-ADVT. Messrs Duncan &Son iuvitd ApeQjrU to their'new consignment"of cutlery-direct from tho manufacturcrs-which they offer at fabulously low prioes. Best pocket knives. Is ,and Is Cd; sets carvcrß.and forks and steels, 2s upwards; bread knives, Is; and all kinds-of Wectro-plated goods, at little -more tfian 'thd p'rico of ordinary tinware.—Advt.

Strangcte and country people, often .ask us which is the*csfc and'cheapest house for men's, boys' and youths' clothing, and we recommend them to go to the.Wairarapa Clothing.Factory,opposite the •Theatre/for it is, without doubt, the cheapest and best house in the district. You not only save?Q.pM.cent, btit'ara"'Buro td get good value for your monoy,—Advt. " Venetian Blind aud.Revolving Shutter manufactory. All Bliiuli.gUMiinteeil ; of "the very best description. Price- list ou application to K. \\ ;• Hcnn Jlato Honn.and Hansen.) • Poneko Steam Vonotian Blind'tmd Revolving' Factory, Welunirtoii,—Advt.

Coups, Colds, Bronchitis, :&o„ are' quickly, cured ■'•by using Baxtor'a eelbbrated Lung Preserver." This old established, popuat mcdicrno is plcaiiaiit to tho'palato, and highly extolled by the members of the medical, legal, and clerical professions. Sold by al Patent Medicine Vendors,' Seo testimonials in adverti6oments.-[Ai>VT.] ; I am going to mako a speciality of certain, lints during the nest months. 'At tlie present timo I am running Macintoshes and Ovoreoats at prices which defy any house in the-Wei-rngton District- to approach, By sending tlio length which you require hi inches, you can bo supplied with a. grand Tweed.'Macintosh' for 27/6, honestly worth £3. Give me ■ a trial. John Thormurn, the Pcople'a Clothior, Willis--Btrect,.>Wollirigton.-[ADVT>].''.-•' ' ■ "■