The Wairarapa Daily. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1887.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2740, 2 November 1887, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1887.

Mr Thomas TurnbuL the well known architect has just returned to Wellington from a trip to the Old Country. A special meeting of the Mastorton Borough Council will be held this evening at 7.30 when somo.very important business effecting the finances of the Borough will bo brought forward. _ Dr Spoertheexpertspecialistannounces in another column that ho will visit Masterton on Thursday andfriday, November tho J Oth aud 11th, and may be consulted any time during thoae days at the Olub Hotel. , ,

Mr Luke Patrick Hayden, momber of Parliament for South Leinster, has been conyicted and sentenced to two month's impiisonmont with hard' labour, on a charge of inciting tenants to disorder at evictions in Ireland.

The appeal of Mr. O'Brien against the verdict of the Mitchelltown Court in September last w ill be heard to-day at Middleton,. County Cork. A strong force of military and police have be drafted into the town to enforce order.

Mr (j. Thompson, of the Victoria Nursery, Colombo Eoad calls attention in another column to his. rave and' beautiful collection of English Ferns, among which are boiiio of the choicest varieties extant, His greenhouse plants, cucumber, melon, marrow, pumpkin, and tomato plants are also drawn especial attention to, any orders for which are promised to be promptly attended to.

There was a very good attendance last night at the Presbyterian Church at' Mr and Mrs Mountain's meeting. The attention of the audience was very deeply sustained during the addresses on "flowto be saved." The' choir again added much to the interest of the meeting by singing some of the new "Evangel Hymns." The subject of the addresses for this eveninp will be" How to be Happy." There never was a finer display of ladies', morning wrappers, costumes and dressing gowns than are to be seen just now at Te Aro House, Wellington. The styles are good, the materials varied, and the prices are uncommonly reasonable, even in'this era oi actual wholesale prices. Ladies are invited to inspect' them early, at To Aro House, Wellington. v . .•; We have opened out ex'"Eimutaka,""a very nice choice of ladies' morning mappers in white, checked, and striped muslins, neat pattern prints, zephyrs, M, at 3a 6d, ss. 9d, 7s'lld, and 10a 6d each, and a large variety of costumes in every fashionable material and color, at 12s Gd, 15s 6d, 19s Gd, 21s 6d and so on up to five guineas, at Te AroHouse, Wellington. Lawks should also see our new stock of : short tweed jaokets, and be astonished to find that they can be had at less than London warehouse prices, viz., 5s lid, 7s lid, 8s lid 9s lid, 10s lid, and 12s lid. Every other article in the mantle department equally fashionable and economical in price at Te Aro House, Wellington. THB.approaohing .holidays will necessitate the .wearing of dust cloaks; wc have" an admirable assortment in colors, material, and style, from 5s lid to 12& 6d,- [ at Te. Aro House; Wellington. ; ". ..■'•'*, : : _-We are also shewing, an extremely attractive assortment' of millinery,- in.'the 'latest ■ fashions arid all shades' of' the' hew colours,- 1 6s Gd,' 7sGd, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15si 17s Gd, 215, : . 255, 275.6 d, and upwards,' at le'Arp.House,. .-. ■ ■■• ;..;.•: ,: •