GREYTOWN.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2985, 24 August 1888, Page 2

GREYTOWN.

(Froiß'!4n ? bccasionarC()rrespondentji Uu Wednesday. in6rniu{jßt.'.Luke's Churcli,'GteytiWri; X 'W iftWded by . and Native 'Fuller's u';iugli t erFaii ny, u t; to MrWin. ■ the »tna'mage' , pirts'at. the altar,'the impressive manner -in which the RerMr the'ceremony, the artistic 7 , playing of tipp-bprKuiiir^a'Wun:; us ut aUy c interesting spectacle 'seldom see'itift this .usuaUy'ipe't humdrutn little, ouglii sunlit.'' May the future.ex'empiifyihe adage< j',',flappy [is / th|;br]dg;.tho,t the sun shines oh.' ! After the usual-com-pliments at the" I '.breakfast" : aOhe house.of the .bride's, father the ||py, couple left for the Empire, city..' ; , On Wednesj}ay',e,yening there,was a large gathering of.patrons and 1 spectators of the ,jiqw is very. preyalent.. iuf .6rflyJtqjm. 'Thejptehi^ the inusio and singing of a couple of Btreet minstrels, a: Mr. and Mrs McDonnell- who p'drjiose %uliPio dis- ■' trick ' • - ;' .'•'•..

; ■ Tlie're ■ was' also' a' meeting of subbribers atUho institute, !aW linking of directors of the Greytown Cheese Mbryvij ~./*A'!(}' AMU'k^

Last night, according to advertisement, the Rev. Mr Rowse gave his 'jijteresting, fulcra." WMaorisi" aMhe iWesleyan Chapel. There was a moderate but appreciative audience. The speaker gave liia fifteen years experience hi tlie early' days at the far north of New Zealand where he he spent some of the.happiest,days% his life." His knowledge and* mariner of,speaking. abo.ui,Maories,.arioto and' modern, ■ and'for Nvtioifi •'he Ip denf|y, .eiiter'taius. tlie. most ,profouncl. sympathy,' is something' 'edifying to ,- listen to. Time .and.space, forbid ' going into details,'and 'ft is hardly necessary, as doubtless ere long a Masterton audience will have an. opportunity of bearing the rev. gehtiemaii; .