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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2994, 4 September 1888, Page 2

■ ■ Favorable reports have been received, from all.parts.pt (he district of the lambing season this year. The percentago'of deaths is considerably under the average of.recent^earß,v>M^?.> U te,-;t.rrt:i':r.>»; The'regular' fortnightly meeting of th§ Coiinoili takes' phoe-this' evening, lii view of the coining election those'' burgesses 'reqtiiriiiij wore "done- iii tlieir immediate neighborhood should take this excellent opportunity- for presenting petitions, '- At the R.M. Court, Carterton on Monday, tho wife of Enboh Goodin of Cartortoh, wa.B, on'thq certificates of Dr's Boya'nd iJdhnslon, icoinni'itted 'to tho Luuatio Asylum at Wellington byS. vun.Stunner, R.M. v ;':'V An old and faithful faiiiily.retainer 1 is rather a rata avis in these levelling and demooratio ( '..day.Bi §o. (hat jt/ja,'rather, interesting to 1 'hear' f that * tho ! ;Bociete d'Encoura?ement nu Bien has Singled out 1 for ■ i ro»ard.oL merit; a ; " family; domestic who has beon 80 yoars in the same family,'....--:....;•;'. ■•'.■.■'■: v ,■

A'-son of " General" l Booth;;of the (Jalvntiion Army ii expected to arrive iii Now Zealand this month by -the 8,8, Doric;; :■:'.-.;,'." ■'/ '■-;-. ■'. ■ ....■■■. l< : r; '"■

";Thu WoVidville Borough Cpuiioil. nocording''to;the'.local intend a : wholesale 'disposal of sections in 'that township!' the..property'of;, defaulting ratepayers.;'^-'' vl ;. , '',;-\ : -. ,:!! '.;'■',!■■'■' ■-' The" dhristchureh Society have decided, that the fishing season should be from the. Ist October to theißth' April incliisivo; :'a.d'uTtY license, £1; on and after 20th December, 10s j boys under sixteen, 10a; half time.Bs,.' . . ■'■''..-, .', 1 .... .:';'<...

. It was resolved at a meeting of settlers at Martinborough, on Saturday, that avote of thanks be conveyed to Mr W H. Beothanfforthe 800 small fry Fontinalis Trout and the SO'.yearlings see-'-oessfomy turned out last, week in the. Ruakaka Patuna, the upper branch of the Hautotara. Mr Martin, drew attention during the disouaaion, to the great damage dune by shags, mentioning that ho had lately destroyed one on the Huangaroa with 110" less' than 12 small Ssli (bullies) in its crop. A otter was read at the Canterbury Acclimitißation Society from Mr J. 0, Boys, one of its mombers', 'Mr Boys wrote:—"l bad it on very good authority that a farmer made £CO from red clover seed off two acres of land." Dj Prankish supplemented this remark by .observing that he know of a local firm which had paid for a half ton of red clover seed atthe-rate of Id per lb more than was paid by merchants in England (exclusive of expenses) for English seed, From tho above, remarks' the -Pross; it would appear that the Society has done some good by introducing tho humble beo into Canterbury,

A presentation!, was niadp to Father Prendorgast who is leaving for Sydney, in the Marist Brothers' school-room last night, a substantial purse of sovereigns having been collected by the Catholics of Napier, to sorvonsatokenot esteem and and affection in which the rev Fathbr was held by the congregation. An illuminated address accompanied the purse of sovereigns, which contained £GO. Father Prondergast, in reply, thanked them heartily for the testimonial, and be would always remolhber the kindness of the Catholics of Napier, no matter where he wont, It had afforded him much pleasure,- during his stay in Napier to labor amongst them, and if the congregation thought ho had performed bis duty, then ho was satisfied, However, ho was very sorry'he.bad ta.part from them. Mr Sheath made a few' remarks" touching upon tho many good qualities possessed by Father PrcndcrgasVand Mr John Bregp also addressed a few words to. those present,.yho 'throughout tho proceedings wore very enthusiastic, and Father Prendorgast haying..prof nouii'cod'his blessing, the iiieeting terminated.—Telegraph.

Tho sliippinc cnsunltiea on the const of tho colony for the last year numbered B4 representing-tonnage amountin? to 16,420 tons, m. agaiost.,6o casualties,' affecting 11,417 tons in' tho provioua year, Tlioro is a decrease in the number of total wrecks within the colony, of 19 vessels, but an increase in tho tonnage of 5120 tons as against 22 of 2076 aggregate tango in tho previous yoar. Thore is also a decrease in the number of lives lost during tho year, being 23 as against! 02 in tho previous year; those lost in the colony being 32 as against 45 last yoar, Of the lives lost on or near the coasts of the colony, 3 wore lost in the Reward, 4in the Boojum, 1 in the Goahead, p in the Sirllonald '(all hands), 2 in the Clematis, 4 in the Columbia (all hands) 5 in, the Recamia (all hands), 3in tho liossio, 1 in tho Plc'JQiie, 1 in tho Staffs, and 1 from tho Gloanor, Of those lost boyond the colony, ono each was from tho Ploiono und the Kirkdalo. Tho number (14) lost in the wreck of the Dcrry (Jastlo, on Enderhy Island, in tho Auckland group, in March of last year, whllo on her voyago from Melbourne to London, aro not included in tlio returns, nor is that vessel included in our returns.. Tfio survivors (8) were rescued by the sealing sohooner Awarua, and conveyed to Melbourne.—H.B. Herald.

The NowZoaland Referee publishes the following items of Wairarapa Racing news:—"Tho very latest horo is that a successful (!) ownor at the Tinui races thinks 18 months long enough to wait for his winnings, and has instructed his solicitor to take she necessary steps for recovory • also that the Carterton'Taratahl slowards are likely to receiye a similar intimation from the same quarter for unpaid stakes long outstanding. I have als.o heardj upon the very bout authority, th^'the' Masfertgij-Opaki Jockey Club'is not' as well off as usual, and''that'tho outstanding liabilitiesstakes arid qccnuntij—li'aye caused some nnxioty, and that a general meeting of members was to be called to probe mattors to tho bottom, What'an enyiablo time stewards,secretaries and treasurers of racing clubs havo had, and are having as the result of last season's meetings, Mr B, Kimbe'rley is spoken of as the conriri° secretary for tho Masterton Opaki J.0.',- jrt contradistinction' to this state of .things the writer states. "The Fcatlierston Racing Club havo had theb; jumual meetihg,nn'd tho pleasure of' passiijg a : spy satisfactory balance sjieot, jjnusua|j]iing nowadays." Mr ft.'(juice will njso have tho satisfaction of.meeting the mdmberj of tiro Wairarapir Jockey Club wltli iv balance on the right side, the last 'meeting "resulfuig jjj a profit' of about £50." (We ui)de'raWf'tfy ''Msftjrto'n-Opaki Jockey Ciublia's'inot all lis enoftgemeHta. -ed;w,d.j"" : •'•'."' : '": , ': v -"'■,

4 ,cgnj#mporaryjustly says that "the followinp ejtfao't': 'frpiii';, a,feporb> that \ appeared in the %katip Mail of 13th June, ISiiC, of the/pifiidatin/iii)/ an ac'elimatißatloti spptyjij thj't djatiict will prove interesting, fn.tlie light of Biibseqtie'ut events tlio. prophetlp and congratulatory tone'.'jf tho report will oi,'(treaty relished,;-Yostorday witnessed," aS "M e throb years; ago,- the efforts of a fuw earliest nicii." On the first occasion there was a desire to obtain room for the plough;. on the second the object was to; encAirage sport and ensure additional eouifoifc by letting loose some four-footed animals. . .... . Ata meeting held the other ovehing'it was .decided that an; aocliprntisation society ■ should,.bp ! set afloat; hov/pvflr humble the : first • movement inigfit he;■':'? hj |p climate (if'the Wakatlp''jvaa dwelt upon; "#nd it was determined there and then to carry out a lonffLcontemplated project,' and.the introduction of, game,!and, salmon and th'e letting.JoMe of varioiis.auimals .'was; what there % Ijo lip doubt will prove an eventful episode, a iiumi>oi ; pf geiitlomeu" werb fouud,yesterday on. the grounjj to let run a;humber of rabbits ; kmdiy.4 p-; seriteoVby Mr M'Conochib, S'of the .'Lake y;s^^^Gi^ens.];'. { ; wasoharasbj.S

arypna^uresem produce : i ßjDawßon?whofiy'TOirMßam ably known as adrMßmakerin Maetot ton? iutmiatesthat busineßß:ju;that:capacityViifeffisß"o|2

Notico: is. given"; by-- the'.' -itaUway"autho'rities "that' traiiifrom Wellington for Mastertoh on Saturday will bo" delayed until 5..40 p.hi; .•*• The'usual weekly dance of' the"Mas-. tort(in;Eobtball Club's Privato Quadrille 1 Assembly takes place, this evening- in the Theatre Royal. ..'■.'.','■• :-;--■■:.'- Mr.T..iW. Shute, one of Mastorton's oldest settlers "notifies his intention .of contesting a seat for.the coming election of Burouyh Councillors,; , ■'.; .:• ■ v i

clears'are entertained for the safety : of the barque Trevolyan, one hundred and sixty-ffvedays but from Glasgow^■■•■• : .There are Baid to be 800 people at .the. Makakipawa [Mahakipawa] diggings but not more than one third of them are at work. It is believed that Mahakipawa will turn out a permanent field.

'The,Finance Committee of ;the.;Mas:? tortonßoroiitih Council met last "\Vith the .exception, of; recommendihg accounts: tp''..tho 'amount 'of £62:|l7b 8d ; being ;paßsed.:fqr : paymehti:no: Mother 1 business 'if Importance was-.transacted.'; It 'was'decided to leave the questionipi (he!disposal "of-.tho bverdraffc?tb'<tiio ; ■':'''■ '' '■■"■ --'&'£l ■'•

. ■;.dne'-jhp:,ouVht' .to:kri6wv; -Mrvvlribi' Youug^totorton,^ column that. /*,Cprriip6titiqb iia soul of ttade and the; death of and I therefore he says 'support healthy opposition'.?■ Mr Young invites an inspection of his stqok. of register "grates, colonial prenß, cookingßtpvcs to'-burn wood or coal, and other lines. 1 .:.- -;.C\ Tho tburhanidnt of the Masterten Oiiess'Clubis progressing..steadily, and about two thirds 'of the games have been gut through though sbmo of tho players are very much behind. At present.the leading scores aroi-Mr F H Bakewoll wpri 11; lost 1 y .Mr A J Rawßon, ivou 7 lost 1; Rev WE Paige won 7, lost 2. The only other players- who havo more wiiis than losses set opposite their names are Mr <E. Holinwood, Captain Holmwood, and Mr. W. Kummer.

-A Ma'sterton triplet is going the rounds of tho press, but tho productive powers of matrimony in' this district have been overstated. It appears that a local parent in a moment of inebriety announced that his family had been increased by the simultaneous addition of three members, and was in the very net of receiving congratulations from his boon companions, when his good wife, who was understood, to have teen distinguishing herself, marched on to the scene and said, "dear father come homo,"

• A- corf espeudent's; letter rccontly appeared in our'(Post) columns on.the' subject of tho railway rates from the "Wairarapa 011 chaff, &o„ We havo niade.enquirics. on the subject and find that tho lowest sea froightsto Wellington'on sucli produco; with wharfage added, are just about double the railway, rato from' Mastorton, Wo find also that the tramway Bnbles in Wellington aro supplied with chaff from Sandou, which is conveyed by rail at a cost for freight of COs 8d per- truck—as against 34s lOd from Masterton. These facts should afford food for reflection to our farmer readers «erorally of the "Wairarapa, and to our correspondent in particular. There seems to be no reason really why-the fanners of the Wairarapa should not have the produce trade of Wellington entirely in their own hands, and they would probably aoon do bo if they wore |.to energetically bid for it.

Mr tho representative of ; Messrs,,H,jß.^arner & Coof.J'.Safo Cure"fameisnow in Masterton, Ho arrived/last May from a tour through the Australian colonies for the purposo of, introducing' tho firms new prepara- ' tidnß into New Zealand,' 'Among these are Warner's Safe.: Asthma • Cure, Warrierfc Safe Rhe'umatio' Cure; and Warner's Safe Nervine, tho latter being described as a nerve tonic of .'exceptional vigor, Theso preparations, like the tirtn's elisor and kidney specific—the Warner's Safe.Cure—are all composed • of herbal elements, whhV their curative powers are demonstrated in a vast number of Colonial testimonials which for distinction and 'strength are quite beyond anything hitherto submitted in matters of such vital importance affecting public health, Among theso of recent date we find strong endorsements from loading mombora of tho faculty and quite a host of prominent colonists, viz, DrStirling, LROSI, tho widelyknowu practitioner, of Dunedin, Dr Leggatt, tho eminent surgeon of Nelson, the Rev Wm Campbell, of Dunedin, the Rev Benj Yassea, pf Wailfonajte, the Rev E E Chambers, of Lyttclton, Major Hamlin, Chairman or Ooipiitteo of the House of Representatives, Mr Jas Grimmand, M fl R, Mr R H J Reeves, M H R, Mr MoParlane, schoolmaster of Carterton, Mr Thos. E, Price, of Mastertoh, and innumerable o!hor testimonials which prove beyond doubt the efficiency of Warner's Safe Remedies when other means signally failed, It is how an established fact that most diseases incidental to countries liable to sudden climatic changes emanate from tho liver and kidneys, For a' thousand years or mora the false philosophy of Aristotle enslaved the minds of civilised minds, but it has now perished for ever'' like a tale that is told." Were prompt and proper moans employed to reinvigorate the system when health is failing disease could not invade tho cidatel of life. Warner's Safe Curo has proved a thorough specific for all complaints arising from disorder pf liver and kidneys .'and is acknowledged the only known cure for Bright's disease of tho kidneys. The firms new remedies are equally effective for their intended: purposo a'nd'fayqredbytjie'liigh chataoter of Warner's Safe Cure they hayo mot we learn with a constantly increasing Bale and mid their medicinal virtues aro fully .recognised, ; Mr Elsasser, known through his loi)g connection with the Fourth estate, wjll remain in town until to-morrow, when ho will proceed to the northern 'towns.en roufe for Napier andAucklaiid.

Advertising Oubaos.—lt has become so common.to writo the beginning of an elegant, interesting article, and then run it iutosomoadvorhsementt that wo avoid all such cheats, and simply,call attention to the merits of Dr. 'Soule's American' Hop Bitters in as plain -honest.' terms as pqssible, to induce people to give themono trial, as iKiniipyhoknows their value will over use anything else. '-'Providence Advertiser," -. : '"'v;-" ::■) " \ i'.'

A 'Lpstsp Joke—A promirioht physician of Eittaburg" Bidd jokingly : to li' lady patient' who' was complaining' of hor oan'tihuqd* ill-health; : iiild of his inability to 'cure her,' . Try Dr Soule's American Hop'ffittel"' Tho lady took it in eftrnest, arid usedthe PHtors,fr'6m which sbo obtajned permanent health. She now .jaug|s i}t the doctor for his'joke! biit he ijj jipt ip.w'ell uj'esjeij wjth'it,' as it cost lnm' i' koo4' "Harrisburg Patl'Wt," ' . " "."'.;■:

.-Tjiowh! our pmisciiare certsinly tlio largest and most convenient o( any in this oity, or for.that niatlpr fin ■ thclcplony, yet owing to tho oontinaed expaneion of our business, mid the largeness oh olitme of trade, we aroat times straightened for room at.the Wholesalo Family Drapery : Warehouse, Cuba Street, Wellington. ; In vigwV also, of the near approach of stwl('#|ngi a|iil t)ip nCßß3Bity of making room [oralargofjiwiitityof now goods for tho if prices can do it, to. make a clean sweep of pur surplus stock at Te Aro House, Welling. ■ton..M! '■'■ :i ; ,v;....; .-■..;■:';>;.^ ; '--■

" Ladies will do well, ■thercforoj ,to noto tlii ■ extraordinary bargains'that wo haveMOV i iir.W;'wPljnory%aitoput;. Wa Jiavi About 100 : reduced from/is Cd, 83 £d, lfls jjd, 12s Cd ■ 18s Cd,: ahd : 2lß, i to J lß,lld,?s CdJs'lld 3s 9J,43Ci1, find Ca. 64 eacli; and 0111 ■ milliueryboimots are likswiso reduced froir, . ICsOd-tei 10s 6d, ; from 22s 6d.t0.1256'd, ! fi:m} 2§3 ,pd' to -15s ; ; 6d i'frbih 3os Gd to 21s, !■■ &inl2BfidtoJ7s,6d, s frdni:47B 6d> ;'3sf 1 6d^at ; Tep)teei%llipg^n4SS ; :# ' jmediato' ' Mmf,'Mi&ms&'iTii

|6ejiorraei'j[q tike t^^^^ Mill; SiiS. V, ,' 9 )6' :^o;i Jiff eiders'are. iiivitod!for foiling,:about twehty-fiydaproaof bush atTupurupuru. Fiiither partiuuldrs ■ will be -.found itt': teh^;soluiiiuV"'^r":"';^"^"''"?

, .English mails per " Ruapehu" ..close Maatertoi'i yoh 'Thuradayr next, Sop'-' tumbur(ith,.atG.l6'a.m.';.' ' '■ ■ ■."■ ■:;. ■'■■ ; .Messrs. Lowes and lorna add to'; their stock sale, entries,-. one;' pure, bred Alderney bull, ';'■..'■■ '.'■'■ ' v'. ,-.- The Chrfetohuroh s Cathedral .'chapter have voted £5 to Andersonj the steoplekeeperj for his bravery in ascending the tower and securing thei .dross; immediately after, the. recent earth^oake^hocki;; Mr : H'Freemahfof MorriscnVßiish,' has very kindly collected tha : ;hahdaome sum of £lliiiaid of the wife riud family of Hopwood who was badly injured at Ekotahuna,- recently...-Mrs • Hoqwoqd, wishes, to roturnher sinsere'thanks to the subscribers and also to. Mr Frjeemail ■for fchejr ; great kindness;-.'Mr Freeman's, collection was only repoivod uptime; as the'fahjjly.■ "destitute; Other subscrijliiou Ib'tsare[being * taken round ■'■ \- , :'-, '. .'