The Wairarapa Daily. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1887. THE BOROUGH QUARTERED.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 2490, 3 January 1887, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1887. THE BOROUGH QUARTERED.

Tun diviaion o; the Borough info ward*? on th» pl*n m braiWwl «wl potftianrd far by Mr A. jIV. Runail in R<weU«l, nod * foalinH lag ii U» result, The* mQintata of thf JBonwgh Ontncii And tho majority of th« ntfcfwywa wero oppowd to this diyitiM, bat the former »j»i*«to have goae to ekcp over the question and wok* np to Ulc* action when notion Thovhavo allowed Mr

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I ffe* ksl mglsi WfP J jffc<! t.n'r « 6c c#t wonby I fjlftfi&r, Mi Oas*itor& bat f« mMiil v-.j & -»! so >k to , «-!k> , 'S catmrhify ] Mr h*" «o id«r?W3ed "LC> U c of Nsw*ic+o-s trf *■ k j to Hea ir l js It •(« flraosS ? j wfi fcy rv* wUrtt ut i*w ( town. We neper 'laard *we l c j s" 1 mere Finer" fcxu'W»lo , is c? -wye l -' I tuea utorso m»& cgjlec" foit-h o*i I sll •"""<< hy *tt cent ff*"- *' s-t* ] if tlse rearf lfc nympatby of th? poop]" 1 I of tfce t*"» n in mv oo'.iKo'ation, to J'r I Oseiberg and hie « family. in their ! trouble, fbey may b® aesared that they have it in &, full ueeftsnre. It is sad to

sae a home builr, tip by years of p&tienb labor dssiroyed k» one fell \woop. It i» sot 'perhaps the iotflaslc ve-Vag: o£ tho property burnt, • ■srhieli is the fester lota, it is rather , the associatioib connected with esob. cf tW numberless trifiea, wHch in the gat® constitute the family b.croe, and which m&y hare tttken almost a generation to accumulate. There waa perhaps no other house in Masterfcon. which w«s equally equipped -witTi boots, furniture, .plate, and all other accessories which a | man. of ample means takes p- pride in endowing his family. '■ '■ However, $Tr t Casclberg has weathered many s&iafortunes in the past, and ve' have no doubt that the plnck which on former oecasions has sustained him in' adversity, will carry him through his present trouble. ■■/■■■

■ Mr Eichnrd Jonos, fruiterer, oE=Wood-,: ville, and late of. Mutertoo, has filed a declaration of insolvency. -Tenders are invited.for. splitting posts; information will be found in our advertising columns. F Captain Ueyillo of ■ the. Eotoraa ; addressed a large and attentive audience at the Temperance HpS last evening. * :: A meeting of the Amalgamated Friendly Socieries' Sports Committee will be held a,t tho Foresters' Hall this evening at eight o'clock. A ; race meeting was held: at- Kumarau On New Year'a.-Day. Ourreport of the proceedintrs will appear in to-morrow's issue. - ■ i ■

The Treasurer of' the Masterton Hospital begsto aeknowlege receipt, of the following subscriptions:—Messrs "W. and H. Beetliaia £lolos, employees of ditto £5 10b, Eev. W. S. Paige £1 is. At the S.M. Court this morning, Vv'illiam Henry Cameron, for 'being iliegally.on the premises of Eeesfcer and Harding, waa sentenced to six/ hours imprisonment, without hard laborThe quiet manner in which the old year slipped away and . the new one dawned' upon ■ Masterton, is a feather in the Cap of our local police. Extra precaution wa» talcen by them and ail sigty, of larrikinism was promptly suppressed' - Tho promenade concert and dance drAv between twenty and thirty do Drill Shed on New Yoatjs' nightl Tin dancing was kept up tilt midnight Ifco tfia Btrains of the String Band, and the vocal efforts of our local amateurs were well .received; • ■ : [

Miss Georgie Smithsoh's New voaf's eye programme diew a large iiudietco at the Theatre Eoyal ok Saturday C7«iing. Tliq pressure on our apace to-day cMpelß us to curtail our report: of the exc|lent entertainment, provided. It was jwoll received' throughout; arid ovoryone was delighted. ~ | ■; It will be aeon tliat tiie County Council has changed its nam! to' the W.iirarapa' Korth County, ftndsvra calling for tondera fo); metalling onllio Wnimata, Tinui *nd BJdeford roads, aid for the erection of two toll houses in Use Porty-Milo Buih <md tlio leasing oflio BffltSlS. . . Tho annual pionio of tho Preßbytolii Sunday SOIIOOI took plao in Mrs Yafe' paddock on the Upper llain on SaturdK A great number or visitors were prose?, and. lawn tennis,: rounders, and 0% pamos wero indulged in. Tho oatorifc which, as usual, was supplied by Mots* ChamMrlaiti Bros., was of tho dwription, both; as xto ojuftlity ais quantity, and everyone enjoyed thorn selves to their full bent. f

Mr F. EL Wood's fortnightly stock sail at the Tar&tabi yards was held on ThurJ day lastj when there waa a good attendl anco of buyers. . The yards were wel| filled with stock, which were all disposedl of at prices about equal to last sale. - Eat; owes 6a Cd, calves 18s, yearlings 225, to 265, two year old luteers 60s to 60s, heifers, 455, three year old steers well forward 955, fat cows 80s,, dairy: cows 70s to 112s, store cows 30a to -455.

" The fourth competition for Lieut. Thompson's'trophy was fired on Saturday last, aud resulted in a win for the second time for V6l. Hoar. The weather was very badfoxvahootiiig. Tho following are the scores. The ranges were 800 and 600 yards ; seven shots; Vol -A. Hoar, 8 points hnndieap, 29 j yol "W. A, Wilton, S points, Sfl j Vol It. McKensio, soratch, 20 ; C, Hoffeint, scratch, 21 j Sergt, Kibblowhite,' scratch, 21; Corp. Peacock, 3 points, 20 ; Yol Baumbor, 4 points, lTr - - • .

Ar.our that £Bli so be gives away.— To tho Editor—Sir, Will you «!low me throuoih your columns to let the people of thj Wairarapa know hat. I am going to .sell all my stock,' : .c isisting of men's, youth's, nnd lioya' clothing, shirts, hats, hosiery, i&o,, a 6 a great reduction ill up till tho and of the year ; andjdtfHß remind them th*t avetyam fd/gt/K goods to the value of S* 6d ga«BHBHi in my £SH competition, Tliink«HHH By spending 2s fid with me, 1 iimey enough to carry yoii fcnHMV tound Nflw Ksaknd. —jfjjfs- TifmSHSSt,' Clothier, Ap., Willis St., Wellln«ton.