The Wairarapa Daily THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1890.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3428, 6 February 1890, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1890.

Tke Carterton School trcut takes piace to-morrow. Messrs Mar and Chonnolls advertise money to loud 111 sums of £2o and upwards,

A general meeting ot mombeta of the Wnirarapa Caledonian Sooioty takes place at 8 p, m, 011 Saturday next at the (Jlub Hotel.

Mr J. B, Innes, of tbe Educational Depository, Queen Street publishes a list of books just added to his stock, Messrs Bidwol! Bros, of Pilmutea has just imported a twenty horse power engine trom Clayton and Shuttleworth, for tho ilax trade.

Six shillings per ton is being paid tlax cutters in Alfredton. Tho local mill is keeping a . good nmuy hands employed not only on tho promises, but cutting and carting. . Visitors to Te Aro Honso, Wellington who, make purchases to'the extent of 6 a ato presented with tram Ticket that wit' convey tnom to the Railway Station, or any other part of the city they desire to goto.

Tho particulars supplied to us by the Press Agency re the appeal case Thompson v Burling were somewhat misleading, as wounderstnnd the following is the right vorsion of the ease

ThOmpion laid an information agaiust Burling fur killing a do?, The facts on the information shewed tlmt the dog bad beep shot bpt not killed. The R.M. nevertheless, convicted Burling, and lined him £5 and costs. Against this decision Burling appealed, and tho Supreme Court upheld his appeal and quashed the conviction. Mr Beard acted as solicitor for the appellant, aad Mr Bunny for the respondent. The following answers given at examinations are going the round of the Eiifilish and Aiiicrkiu papers;—" Who was Mosesf" "He was an Egyption. He liyed in a bark made of bull-rushes and ho kept a golden carf and worshipt braizen snakes, and he hct uothin but qwhales and manner for lorty years, Ho was kort by tho air uf bis 'ed while

ridiu' under a bough of a tree, and hi was kiiled by his son Abslon as he wat hanging from the bough. His end wai peace," " What do you know of the patriarch Abraham?" " Ho wps tlie father of Lot and had tew \yives. One was palled Hismale and tother Haygur. Qe kept ope at homo and he hiirried the tother into the dosejt, where she became a pillow of salt in the daytime and a pillow of fire at, nite." " Write an account of the Good Samaritan," •' A certain man went down from Jerslem to Jeriker and ho fell among the thaws, and the thaws sprang up and choked ji|D), he gave tuppins to the Wat and caij take wo on him and put him on Ills hone hass, 4i)d he passed by on the hother Bide. Good nows trom Wellington, and quite true, you can get a splendid harmonium from 1)5, piano or organ from Lls, organ with divided octave couplars all in solid black walnut mi from Ll7. This beats all the cheapest homes in town, Pianos tuned for 7s, or by the year four visits LI, travelling expenses added! All kinds of musical instruments funed, cleaned, and repaired, new reeds put in accordeans, Concertinas, harmoniums, and organs; atsp liberal oxchanges made. Any instrument may be purchased op t)ie time payment system from 2s fid pgr week. Ciall and exchange your old piano for & |)ew que at F. J Pinny's Musical Instrument IJepot, Manners-street, Wellington, (Solo agent of the celebrated Worccstor organs.)-ADW

Tk 4n,0 Ifcusß "Faih." To clear out the bjila'iice of oijr Simmer sjtsjclf of fashionable Drapery, we intend to hold « Rraud H Piiit" fo? thirteen (lays only, at the Wholesale Family Drmry Wlrtouse, TcAvo House, Wellington. Tn Alio House "Fair," This "Fair" pill commence on Saturday, February Ist and terminate on Saturday, February 15th, Visitors from the Wairarapa will find that we still maintain our reputation for giving the most wonderful bargains possible at the Wholesale family Brapeiy Warehouso, Te Aro House, Wellington, Te Alio IJquse "Fair." No matter what Is required,we .dan find unsurpassed bargains for purchasers, In every department of our warehouse we shall havo spegj.allyphsaP lots, far below their value, at the Te Aro House "Fair," Wellington.' Tk Auo House "Faih." We invito our Wftir'arapa friends to pay us an early visit, to go tjjrQUR!) }) IC Mantle, Millinery, DreßS Drapery, Carpet aii.i'Cljjtlii/jg departments and verify bur assertions ae to tlio wtoiiish. infily low prices #t jvhioli jve shall p|Jer'pijr Summer St'oolc, ut'To Aro House, Wellingipn. . T« Aba C.9IJIWUOSS pn Saturday, Fpbiwy Ist, p) »l|l mo to j only thirtcon dear business d jjrs iwili available'for pieldiiK iip bargains at (he j ' fair," J# Aro Heaet, Wellington, I

' Sovoral bush Area have , baon started near Eketahuna and in the ltangit'uuiau. On the low.ranges to the west of Masterton volumes of smoke were aeon rising last night, ' _lt is rumoured in Wellington that MaoknjS to whom Hoani would in all probability have handed the championsnip jliad ho won, will immediately challenge Stevenson..

Messrs Kirkcaldie and Stains, Wellington, announce a great reducing sale during the j month of February, 25 per cent, being the reduction made on tbo gouds generally. It is announced ill .our advertising columns that owing to the stock sale of Messrs Loweß and lorns being held on Tuesday next, tho coach of Mr W. Vile will be run between Mauricovillo and Maaterton on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, ■ • Kemaru, a Native, arrested in Masterton yesterday on a telegram' from Uisborne, statin" a warrant bad been isBUPd for hin arrest, for horse stealing at Poverty Bay, will bo brought up this afternoon, and a remand to Giaborne will be applied for.