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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3187, 24 April 1889, Page 3

H. F. binith, S. Fobb, A. Alien, John Smith, and A Dn Lacoy. EALEFIELD. Messrs G. GorJon, J. Gordon, T Adams, J. Hodder, J. Waterson, i'unr., J. Hnvt, (Secretary and Treavirer), G. H. Shuto, (Chairman. GUEYTOWN. 11. Black 26, A. L. Webster 28, W. 0. Cuff 20, B. W, Tate 20, L. St. Georgo 19, B, A. Walielin 17, Dr SinHh 14. MATAEAWA. A. Gallon, "fc- Jones, J. Johnson, J.'Ticehuret, E. Thompson, K, G. Welch, T.Zillwood. kaFtara. . H. Hodge, R. Ashworth, W. H. Reo?ee, H. Wailo, R. Whiteman, H. Mitchell, aua T. "Ward. PARK VALE. E. W. Dorsett, (Chairman), A. Clifton, J. Burrow, G. Carter, John Oatos, Noils Johnson, and Anders Johnston. MAURICEVILLE. G. Gunderson (Chairman), L, Nielsen, N. Niolsen, P. Larsen, M, Tensen, W. Jesscn, P. Anderson, * SPORTING.

G.J.C. Autumn Meeting. Chbistchukch, April 28, . Nurßery Handicap— Cynisca, 1; Musk Deer, 2; Don Ctesar, 3, Timo, lmin 4Jsec. Challenge Stakes —Scots Grey, 1; Mcrrie England, 2; Dunkeld, 3. Time, lmin 18Jsec. Selling Race.—Rowi, 1; Bed EnTime, lmin 17sec. Eauter Handicap.— Vandal, 1; Wakatipu, 2; Hon Loup, 3. Time, lmin 45seo. Consolation Handicap.—Escapade, 1; Miss Bose,*2; British Lion, 3. Time, lmin 45seo. GREYTON. (From Onr Own Correspondent,) Last night the annual election of School Committee took place. There was not a very attendance of .holders present owing to tho very 'fireditable manner in which the retiring committee carried out their duties. After tho adoption of the report and balance sheet, Mr W, C. Cuff was voted to the chair, when the election of committee proceeded with in the usual manner resulting in the following gentlemen being declared dulyelected, Messrs Black, Cuff, Tate, Webster, Wakelin, Dr. Smith, St. George. Eleven were nominated At the subsequent meeting of tho new committee, Mr Cuff was elected Chairman and Mr Tate Secretary. A dastardly trick was playod by a person or persons unknown last Thursday night. Four plum trees and two apple trees were pulled up and destroyed or carried away from the garden of MrH. Hawko, MainStreet. The action and its motive k an incomprehensible mystroy. It is reported that tho jeald of oats from Mr W. C. Buchanan's farm, Jorth ofGreytown, was in some instances 95 bushels to the acre. iff Mr i\ Kings farm, Greytown, wheat 60 bushels an aero. Off Mr G. Fullers farm, Papawai, 1182 bushels of wheat off 11 acres. There was a sovero frost last night but this morning a bright warm beautiful sunshino very similar to the fine weather experienced in England towards the end of the month of May.

At the Cape recently several English divers'descended totho bottom of Saldanha Bay for the purpose of recovering sonio hidden treasure which was associated with an interesting historical event In 1770 when England was at war with tho Dutch, andjust prior to tho capture of the colony, three Dutch merchant vessels loaded with tin and coppor were scuttled m Saldanha'tßav.in order to escape capture by tho English ships of war. The efforts of tho divers in seeking lor tho cargoes after the lapse of at least £IOOO worth of tin and copper having been recovered. A large quautity of chinaware, in a good state of preservation, was also brought to the surface, and those relics were eagerly sought after. Captain Gibson, who landed at Plymonthon Sunday from the Roslin Dastle, brought home a number of an|J|ue cups and saucers which woro recovand which, by somo means of identification, are said to belong to tho Kip Middlesburgh-ono of tho scuttled Vowels, Beyond being thinly cnatod with tin the articles are quite perfect, Tho recovery of tho tin find oopper aroused tho jealousy of the Cape Government, and the divers have now to pay a royalty on tho hiddon troasuro they have suocedod in recovering. "The Properly Assessment Act, 1885," and "Tho Bating Act, 1882," and Amendments, T ii hereby notified that a Board of X Reviewers will meet at tho Rcsident Magistrate's Courthouso, Masterton, at Ten o'clock in tho Forenoon, on THURSDAY, the Mirth day of May, 1889, for thepurposo ef hearing aud determining objections in respect of Property in the districts of the following Local Bodies : MASTEETON BOROUGH WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY Wiwum H. Bekthaji I •TomiHESsev. Reviewers. Somas E. ChambeblainJ 1 Masterton, 21th April, 1889, 8187 TERSEY BULL OALF FOK SALE JAS. STUCKEY, To Rangitumau, ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING NOTICE is hereby given that a Quarterly Licensing Meeting, (being tho ANNUAL MEL. iNG) of the Licensing Committee for the Masterton Borough Licensing District, will bo held at tho OLD COURT ROOM, Masterton, on THURvSDAY, the 6th day of Juno, 1889, at 12 o'clock, noon, all applications for Publiis and other licenses, and for tho lewal, transfer, or removal of licenses, . which due notico shall have beon pa to the Clerk of the' Licensing mmittee for the Licensing District jresaid. All applications must be lodged in iplicato with the Clerk of the Licenlg Commiteo at llasteiton, twentyie days at least beta the day fixed for 18 meeting of the Licensing Committee, , Dated this 24th day of April, 1889. JOSEPH J. FREETH, 187 Clerk of Licensin? Ootnmittee. LOST, A T the Ball on MONDAY NIGHT, pte Gold Brooch. Finder will oblige