GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3064, 26 November 1888, Page 2

GREYTOWN

i Yesterday morning at the ForeaterV, t H Hall the RevjMrMurray(Presbyterian''' missionary from jthe, Hebrides), as, ( ; successor to the Rev who • j leaves for Scotland) preached his fiist sermon4o.the recently formed Presbyterian congregaUon, i Theie is a rumour ptevalent (which * must'bo taken for what it is,worth at vi " piesenl), that beforo long the ti ustees s ' intend building in fiont,of, the Town Hall, bringing tho facade to ! a level q of the footpath. U fhis would be a.,- <V decided improvement and give nearly j double the space available for public , j meetings io. ' "~ •, f t 'tg. It is perhaps not generally knoWnrV \g[ that although Masteiton tradesmen JJ pay far heavier rents than men of v f liko-calling in this township, meat and groMpes sold here fetch a highjjF'- «* pi ice th&« in Masterton, , Such an .uiamoly (all things considered) is a /; puzzle, and 8 perplexity to buyeis I * Stranger Btil],however, is it thdtforuilure by the wagon load comes here fiom Mastorton to be sold bvaiiction,"' fiequently fetching only thftrice of mateiial, At a tecent sale a wag . obsorved: "Oh I ( the man wlo made J those,things must to good,; for he ; woiks tor nothing'.' Hi's is a'laborif -' J love.'!