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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3042, 31 October 1888, Page 2

Messrs Orv anrtSonind Mesars.E/W. Mills &Co'o'\VelliHgt()ii'aiive'rtißimients will iippoar in to morrow's issue, Te'ndcrs'aH invPiid fjril2o yards or' clay to bo delivered at the Corporation Gas Works. -,,:' : ■.-.:..

The afternoon train from Masterton on'the Carterton Show day, Nov. Ist, leaves at three-kn not four-tin as advertised on Monday, ■■■ - Messrs Webb an Lester notify that the birds ofjiawago have not flown. Inn tlmt they are. prepared to take orders for holiday suits. The social tea and conversazione uudoi the auspices of the Phcenix I.O.G.T.",.'takes .plain this cveuiiw, wbon 'Trionds 'aro '"invited to the tea, which takes place at 7 p.m., tickets 6d. After the tea a miscellaneous entertainment will follow, '• ! - :

Yesterday ovemnjj. an aircident occulted at Oreytown, Mr and Mrs Nell' King wero in their huggy .driving to Ciirterton. The wind at. ilia time ro "blojyini?a huriienqe," the horse swerved aside on the fence/with which the shaft of the vehicle came in coniact with such violence as to break them, and th« occupants out oftho buirgy on to the fence. 'IVy escaped villi sundry biui bi to the horse and their own persuns. Although the attendance at thu Mai-' tenon Private Qnadrillo Paity was not so laive as. aiiticipated last evoning, about twenty'couples'faced the' music, which .was supplied by, Messrs Mueller and Kees,'and a'very enjoyable programme of eighteen dances was gone through, most of tlio music introduced being new to Masterton dancers, and greatly appreciated. V .'■■•■■■ There ib some talk of starting a paper millat;Petone, the pulp tube used to be made out of white pine. The idea is to .procure- tho necessary, wood.from the Wairarapi and work it up at 'Petom*, where the labour for such au industry—principally girls and boys—could be ob- ■ taincd at a lower rate of wage, We think if.such an industry woro established in ifur midst, where the product for such en undertaking is so plentiful, nut only would there bo a saving in freight, but employment could bo given to our surplus population of boys and girls. The following is the weather rocord for the month of October, as recorded by.Mr Cuubonmc, at the Masterton Kailway Station:—Average temperature uli'7o; Eainfall 2-37; Number of days on which rain foil 11. from Mr Jos. Bennett we learn that the rainfall at Utalnwo was for October, 1888, POlin on 12 days; and October, 1887, ;7'29iii mi 16 days. _, No less than ei«lit shakes were felt, during the month,. Wo iintelaiid the Daleliold Clteoso Factory is consuming 900 gallons of milk daily. Tho dermoid for this Corapiniy's cheese is vapidly mcrcasiug, in fact to such an extent that it has been found necessary to erect another ■ largo vat ct»pablo_ of holding 600 gallons of millf, in addition totho three already in the factory which lidd '3OO galions apiece. Wu arc pleased to notice the Directors bavo ivisoly. decided i,ot to go outside tho Waiiarapa, as on previous occasions, to proouro vats, but that tho order for the now onu is to be given Lcally, Hei'enin? to tlio doath ol Captain. St. Aubyn, recently mentionud ill our oable mussasfcs, tl|ii Goiilburnotorrespondeut of the Syduov Daily Telegraph says:— "Captain St. Aubyn, an old pensioner, who had had an eventful military life haviua. been engaged in the wars in AlgioiH, the Crimea, aiid ls T ew Zoidand, died suddenly in bed a few days aco. Ho liod solved uuder Jlurahiilß Bazaine and MacMalion, and received, soveral wounds durjnp his cmipaiyiii. Do. ceasod was'a.Uorm'shnian, spn of tlje Ijev Jphi) St Aubyp, gwpdson of Sir John St. Aubyn,' and nophow of ilio Gnvciner of Queensland. At the inquost a vordiet of death from natural causes was returned;" - : ,

In reference to the stone throwing as the Maaterton cricketers'were. leaving' Carterton on Saturday, we aro creditably informed that it is not by any-means the first case In which oMtjjjants of passing vehicle bavo.bcon assailed at this point. The Star fontbullers ore roporled to hare met with Bimilatvexpel'ii.>neo?on returning along this r«>ad. ; Tlio assistant Clark of the Court.has rleo been assailed,* and a well-known resident of this lowii, and formerly of. Oreytown, has a lively recollection (if running tlio gauntlet of a number of larrikiiis in tluY locality, It is just possiblu, that had, the niißsilo, discharged-at the head of one of our local cricketers, struck anyone of loss sturdy frame and sonud hoalth, tlio loss of blood .sustained would havo had a serious, if not fatal result. In such an unfortunate event,' the crime would not aiijount to that of -manslaughter simply, but the evihifliiijjcd .parson w'b,p committ'd the outrage', would if discovered havo to answer to a otiartj'e of murder. A proposition has beon made to (job up a subscription with a view to oftorin? a substantial reward for the perpetrator,of the outrage on Saturday, that his punishment mivlit have a doterront oflbot upon otliors. The question also may vfoli be. asked; Is tho "present police staff in Carterton sufficiently strong to keep down larrikinisni 1 Our own opinion is that" an assistaut constable is required in a_ large and populous distiict of that kiud, -.',.'". •■.'•'

The Carterton, Borough pouncjl met on Monday'. Tho balance sheet and auditor's report was received from the Audjt Office • Tho Education Board gave notice of thoir•.■discontinuance of the iiso of tho old Town- Hall. Mr.T. Praetor's namowas added to the Burgess roll. The Mayor undCrs McKonzie and A. Booth.wero authorised to travorso a lino of road on tho'south-east side of tho Borough.;: Or; Vickorstaff was appointed to ntteud to /ootpath crossings, The' Mayor,,promised ■;to• s.eo. to the fencing of 'tho site where the. Town Hall was burnt' down,'; -.TJjjr Jnspecjor pa (iisiruQJjiitl ,{o -{jaye 'tteps .overhaiigliig foolpatlio Mined. . It was resolved to calj for.tenders for gravelling liucoln and Brooklyn roads Tho Roadman was instructed to slab over' the; drain .at '.the, entrance '6 Mr property;: jlichinoiid Road, Mr Woltbr's to pay half costs; . It, ,> t>-ifg .-re3olvoiV tJi'aJ 'TJiiiraday: ftoyeipber lßt'be;'prpel()iined;.ajMJio.j ho|itoy.'.--. ; for paymentan'd ttyra'tftirig

Tin- Masteitou Lawn Tenuti Club willconimtuce tlie:6tiisoii on Saturday aftnriiooii next, the courts iyillbe,opened; at lialf-paßt two b'cluck^H^';:vb; : : : K ; ; : ;:

.; : .The first ; of NoVeaiber being the''Sluif day,'uf tho -\Vairariipa aiid 'East;;Crist' Pastoral aiid /-gi-ionltittal; Society, the Mayor has .cuhsiiuled ■ a holiday frrfln iiooii of that day in Masterton, at tho 'request of the Secretary of the "Society./' /"' "-'.: "'■:■..- .'; Mr'J,,King llio leading watchmaker of Giibii Stroet-,... W*t'llii>{»ton t has. mi mihouiiceiiiontiii our columns which should prove' of interest to >tlio / hidies and Kontlemen of tho " Wairiiivipa. Mr King; is at piosont uiisily" engaged opening up tlio. very latest novelties from London, Berlin, Pans, and other-leading cities of the world, which he has -had specially selected, as suitable presents for Christmas and.New. Year.,'. ; V -■;■■■'

An application for a licensed holding 1 nt Malwhipawa has been lodged at the Warden's, office. It is northj of the Bright Smilo and west of tho Welcomo claims...- Tho Success Company j areaßo acres, capital, £10,000; mode of working quartz reefing by machinery'; term,2l years; dav of hearing 21st prox; Jamo.V K,.- Brimer and party. .'.'. ~ Mr 6. Dixon, M.P,, arrived in Masterton, from Manawa, last evening aiid paid a visit this '.morning to. the (ish putids, and to the Public School. At tlio latter place ho visised ov.fi'y classroom, and appeared tj bo favorably "impressed with the' bright, cloaii-hokihg appearance of the children; and with the general -arrangements .of,tho School. .There were points in the construction of tlio building which he ( criticised, .but on tho gcnoral efficiency of the Mool bo expressed in Mr Grundy in wry complimentary terms. Subsequently.Mi' Dixon :'oviuced a desire- to see- n dairy farm.and was driven tuMrEraitcisSbaw's homestead' at Waugaehu,.. Tlioro' ho inspected the;dairy, and .'.mode .'minuteimpiirie'srespectingtlic produce of the farm, fchd prices paid'for tho same, aiid .the market' to' which : it.;was conveyed. He also walkedJthmugh Mr Siiaw'B wellknowii orchardi and appeared gratified and.pleased. with; the thriving character of'tho farm,'and the'neatness of its general arrangement,

. Woman's Wisdom. -'.'She insists that it is of more .importance that her family shall ; bo kept in.full health, than that she Bhbnld have all the fashionable dresses and styles of tho times.' She therefore sees to it that-each .membor of her family is supplied with enough, of. Dr. Soule's American Hop Bitters at tho first appearance of ill-health, to prevont a fit of. sickness with' its attendant expense, are and anxiety, All women should exercise their wisdom in this way, —New Haven Palladium

Fjom thehub.—Theieisporhaps no tonic olt'ered to the peophi that, possesses, as much real intrinsic valuo as -'Dr.' Soule's American Hop Bittors. ■ Just at this season of. the yiar, whon tho stomach needs an appetiser, or the blood needs purifying, the ch apest and best remedy is Dr. Soule's American Hop Bitters. An ounce of preventim is worth a pound of cure; Hon't wait until yrti are prostrated by a disease that, may. take months for you to recovor, hi.— Boston Globe 8oin« m ntlis 'sino' wo innde' amniomeats, with three of the a-g nt Bri isli co'ton ma ufa;trrers t' supply ,ns osclnsively with certain s'ppciallyeel' ctcd ma'ces of c-ifoej, w-'ich Tom iirlongexpurie ici; we know to be specially adapted .for the nqabments-of :the pni.lie. 'Cheso bnve uow arrived at To Aro Houso, Wellington, Wo confidently'rco''ininend th'so as I'eingtlie best wakes ever iniroilnced into the diiilrie? or tlio Colony, and ai agii nantee of : v»lh.i, every piece and dozen his stamped on it our trade mark, v.z„ a view o; the Wholesale Family l)ia;jeiy Warehouse, Te.Aro House, Wel'ington. Theycomprifo avariet. of mak's fine. medium, an I heavy, m'e all purs', i oft fiui'h, and aro well adapted fur tho th-u----sand and one purposes 11 which oncost are pat. For ihe co venieace of a 1 • thoy are principally made up i. 12 y,r I le-gths and the uii'm! ors a : d prices are at follows at To An House, Wellington. Widths,32anil3oinc cs. Numliesan- 1 prices por dozen yards, J], 3 C ; J2. 4s Gd. 6a6d; J3,556d, 6s, 7s J4,ssei, 6s (id;Js,7s !)d;,lti, 8< Cd;AI, 4«6d, ss6diA2, osOli 3.'Ca7d;A.4 Bsfid; M 1,33 od,4slid;M2.sV6sCd;M3.CsCd; M 4 7s Oil, at the Whol sale l-'arai y Drapery Warehouse, 'L'e'Aro, Houae, Welliunon, -Anvr., ....'..'