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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2951, 16 July 1888, Page 2

300 lbs. SUPER FINGERING WOOLS. 2s 6d, wrtf 3s 6d. MONSTER CLEARING QALE. OUSTER IjLEAUING JOAL.E. WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY. P. DICKSON, 2870 MANAGING PAETNER,

OWING to the altation in tho Railway time-tablo, mnila will close as undorat tho Mastorton Post Office un und after WEDNESDAY, 18th April. For Carterton, Groytown, Fcathorston, Wellington, etc, daily at 0.15 a,m and 2.30 p.m. For Okrovillo, Dalcflcld andMatarawa daily at 6,15 a,m. For Opaki, Forty-Milo Bush and ftapior daily at 1115 a.m. For 'faucru, Tonui, Wliakataki, Castlepoint, Ohonga, on Mondays and Thursdays at 8 p.m. For Taueru and Brancepeth on Saturdays, nb 8 p.m. For Kuripuni daily at noon. For Bidoford (Uppor Taueru), Bowlands etc, on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1,20 p.m. For Alfredton on Mondays at 11.15 a'm. NOTE:—Correspondence forAlfrcdton is sent to Ekotahuiia daily. Mails for places between Carswell's and Gloubufn will only be mado up on Thursdays, at 8 p.m., during tho months of Juno, July, and August. J. BAGGE, Postmaster. mHE next English and European 1 Mail, via Kio (if specially addressed per s.b. lonic) will c'oso at this office on FRIDAY tho 20th day ot July, at 6.15 a.m. MaitutoD, July 10,1888. 2951

The visit of Mr M'Calluin to tins district will doubtless be so fur useful that it will set settlers thinking about the best methods of utilizing their milk and of the advantages ofco-pper. I ation under the factory system, Of course Mr M'Callum is not familiar with the land in this district, neither does be understand our climate; but be was able to show that the farmers down South had benefitted by dairy factories, and this is something. Perhaps if he were located in "Wairarapa North for a month or two he could tell us more. We want a man like Mr M'Callum as a local resident. Two or three months of MrM'Callum's work in a district like this would be worth all the lectures he could deliver in a lifetime. We repeat what we have said before, that no difficulty would be found in raising an adequate capital for a factory if Mr M'Callum could demonstrate that it would return a fair rate of interest to investors,