The Wairarapa Daily. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1890.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3641, 17 October 1890, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1890.

Mr Jelliooe's speech on the labour question and his revelations of the sayings and doings of the Maritime Council are quite dramatic. In scene I, we get the lawyer, not the man, sitting in his den and interviewed professionally by the President of the Maritime Council. In scene II we get the man,not|the lawyer, discarding six and eight pences, offering his services to his Maritime client gratuitously (the cloven hoof sticks , out hero a little) and asking Jam, the great J. A, )l, to make him a member of the Maritime squash, 1 Scene 111 gives us the consternation 1 of Jam at 'ho overture of Jelly. Jam rallies under the blow, but is dumb founded when Jelly begins to Jepture him. Scen.e IV, Jam beoomes a little tart, and Jelly grows acidulous. Scene V, Jelly denounces Jam from the public platform, and the labour party wonder on which side their bread is buttered, or if it is jammed and jellied without butter, When patriots like Jelly and Jam, fall out there must be revelations, and the New Zealand Times is delighted with the cat let out of the bag by tho former, and will no doubt be ecstatic over the t pussy that Jam in his turn will release, The hopeless incapacity of the leaders of the labour party ja nowfully demonstrated, for did not they consult Mr Jellicoe professionally, and here is their own lawyer bursting them up from a public plptform, Let us drop the curtain on their foolishness | Wo will not join in the chorus of praise which will no doubt be lavished on Mr Jellicoe for exposing the hand of the labor party, as we are not sure that it was quite the right .thing for a professional man to do; but we welcome all be has to say against the illustrious J, A.M., and will be glad in due course to hear all that J.A.M. has to say against the lawyer of the Maritime Council. Tlie quarrel is a ' delightfully pretty one as it stands, and we should not wonder if many j honest working men in tho Empire i City, puzzled and possibly disgusted ' by tho tactics of the leaders of the j labor party, gave injtheir adhesion to , like Messrs Puthie and H.' D. Bell, men who are-won't Jo h trust- ; worthy, and who are pot mixe'd'up '■,

with the mischief that hashedl towed in this Colony during the N few weeks/'We now lijiow that these, precious twins, J.AtSI. and Jelly have dis'solved partnership; we have, Jolly's opinion of Jam, and wlien we get Jam's candid opinion of Jely, wo shall bo able to reckon up both.

Apprentices to the dressmaking aro advertised for by the Wholesale Drapory Co. $ , Mr A. Shekleton, of Pahiatua, advertises for aalo a number of bush sections, i with frontage to a metalled road,. Mr P. H. Wood adds 180 heavy fat wethers ana 50 forward store wethers, each in the wool, to his next Taratahi stock sale,

There aro sixty polling places gazetted for tho Eastern Maori Electoral district,! winch extends from Cooks Straits to limrai.ga, A procession of 5000 officors of the Salvation Array, including several from Australia, followed the remains of the lato Mrs Booth to the •Tho.Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria require tw» travelling agents of experionoo and reliability for Northand South Canterbury respectively.

■ The annual meeting of the N. Z, Rifle Association has been fixed for Tuesday, 20th January,' and following days.

Tho first, load of .wool for tho season arrived in' Mastorton oh Wednesday from Brauceyeth stajion, Entries for tho. Mas.terton Agricultural and Pastoral Society's annual Bhow eloso with Mr W._Sollnr.and tho Secretary not later' (hah 10 p.m. ic-morroff (Saturday).

We are requested by tho loca' .Postmaster' to. state .that if boilo' certificates aro not taken out to-day, a considerable increase will bo niado in'tho amounts,. .. .

A Napier paper says of Mr Gannon, a candidato for theHawke's Day seat in tho coming election:—"A doddering octogenarian from an asylum would luw beeu above the 'democratic' candidate's display of ridiculous ignornnai o j over the property tax," Mr E. I, Payton, master of the ElarnSshool i-JArt, hai (received now that ho lm bejii awarded the highest art certificate issued by tho Seieneo and Art Department of South Kensiilston.

We are requested to stato that the Wholesale Drapery Company's Warehouse will bo closed from four o'clock until seven this evening to make preparations for a gaslight display, A representative of tho firm of Morrow, Bassett and Co., implement manufacturers, otc, of Ohristchurch, is at present in Masterton fitting up a M'Cormick reaper and binder for exhibition at tho forthcoming annual show of tho Masterton Paßtoral and Agricultural Society. We again remind our readers of the vocal and instrumental concert to bo held in tho Theatre Royal this-evening. Tho program mo is one of the best over put before a Masterton audience, and there Bhould therefore bo a bunpcr house, \

The second crop of flux ill many parts of the Manawatu district is already assuming a promising aspect, and as much as live to six feet appears as tho result of a year's growth. In some places mills arc cutting tlax which has been growing only two years. Miss Laura Keeling, who has been for a number of years in Masterton, and has always been very her duties as a school teacher, is r 'makiug application to tho Education Board for leave of absence in order to visit her friends in Australia. W« bavo 1:0 doubt but that the Board will unanimously accede to the request.

Messrs WW McCardle and A W Hogg-have been seen'walking arm-in-arm together down Queen Street, and the public ore anxious to know what this means I Mr Hogg, instead of insinuating in his paper that Mr McCardle is no hotter than he shou:d be,' now pelts a littlo stone at Mr Beetham. What does this portend? Has Mr Beetham disobliged tho leader of tho Liberal party and has Mr McCardle consented to oblige him?

Tho examination of the Masterton public school will be completed by Inspector Leo today. So far tho work in the various standards has been exceptionally cood, Only twelve failures have altogether been recorded, In the first, second and fourth standards' there was not asiuglefailure, in the third there wfire nine, and in the fifth three. Mr Lee complimented the scholars in standard four upon their cxcollont work, the equal of which ho said ho had not seen in tie Province.

The appearanco of tho Wholesale Drapery Company's warehouse has been greatly improved by the coat of paint it has been given. Tho.work has'been carried out under tho supervision of Mr J. P. Ward.

Messrs Lowes and lurns hold some important sales attheirrooms tomorrow, coinmencinsf with tho sale of privileges in connection with tlio Mastorton Pastoral shew, which consists of publicans and refreshment booths and fruit and fincy goods, A sale ot superior household furniture and effects, seized for rent, which aro on view at tho rooms, will then bo held. Thoy also soil new and secondhand furniture, produco, poultry and sundrios,

A Christy Entertainment and a firstclass concert, terminating with a danco, will be a Gtting wind-up aftor a day at the South Wairarapa Shoiv, and that is the admirable provision the Carterton Band is making for visitors to its town> ship ori 80th October. Tho notice in our amusoment column gives a very promising idea of the nature of tho ontortainmont, which includes good songs, new jokes, wonderful conundrums, and intensely funny farces. ,

Those who hive occasion to patronise livery stablgs at flartertcm nr to eneage carting agents will find in Mr H Hannah and Mr D McKenzie, who aro taking over the Marquis of ■Norraanby Stables ihere, a firm equal to every requirement of their trade. Both aje well known and both pre well liked. Their olaiins on a purely business ground will a|so bo, such as to pjitjtle them to support; Tticy will keep a yery complete plant cf coaches, brakes, buggieß and carriages, and their horses will be first class, We can confidently recommend Mossrs Hannah and McKenzie's very complete accomodation Since the commencement of the season notwithstanding untoward oircumstauce which have retarded tho usual expansion of business, our dress and dressmaking departments have been well patronised by the ladies of Wellington; This speaks volumes for both at Te Aro House, We have Eomo of tho handsomest em broidered robes that havo over seen daylight in tho Empire Oily, and that wore inado specially to our own order, with the designs exclusively conliued to us, These hsjidsome, elecaut robes cannot bo'obtained elsewhere than at Te Aro House,

These robes are embroidered in silk upon Cashmere and Foule Indionne, and we have them in black and all the leading fashionable colours, There are also somo very choice China '(fill; ernbrojdored rpkoß in white, whjte wi eorii, ecru and black, &o, As we have only a limited quantity of these ladies should secure them immediately at Te Aro House, We would invite spcoial attontion to our Mohair Lustres, unsurpassed for ologance and durability and from their peculiarly line finish, very silky in appearance, We havo these in plain and brocho designs, in fawns, greys, greens, blues and otlas, All are in tho double width, which is so admirably adapted for the' present style of drapery. Every lady should see these at Te Aro Housa. jTiiis is doubtless owing, to tlie very excellent ohoice of spring and summei dress fabrics thijt we 'are now showing specially selepted.for'us by out op buyer, than whom there is ipe'totfit irj'ilieoity of London, and who has really excelled himself in these leautiful goods, now on view at Te Aro House.

The skill and taste of our two dressmakinj; rooms are imriyalled in tho oily, Test them aits Aw House, ■ Apyi,; . » ■ ■

Entries olose to-morrow for tho annual show of the Wairarapa and Bast Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society.■,'; Mr H D Bell has resigned Ins position as Crown Solicitor for tho colony, 1 The vacancy in tho Greytown Borough, Council, caused by the death of the late Dr Smith, has been filled by Mr J D Heagerty without sppositiou. Nominations for tho spring meeting of tho South Wairarapa Racing Club closo with tho Seoretary, Mr W Book, to-morrow, .

An important sale of first class dairy stook, turnituro, etc, will be held by Mr F H Wood at the farm of Mr Robert Dixon, Carterton, on Tuesday, October 28th. Tuesday, tho 2Rth inst., will bs observed as a public holiday in the public offices throughout the colony on tho occasion of tho labour demonstration. . The examination of Slaroville school is finished. The number of failures to p.iß3 was about tire, we understand,. This is a verygnud result and indicates skilled and careful teaching,

Miss Diamond ,• daoghtor of .Mr J. Diamond, of flylton road, Carterton, died at an early hour thia morning from consumption. Tenders arc invited by the Masterton School Committee for providing dry earth and cleaning the latrines at the main school,

• A wharf labourer in Wellington, who wont out on strike aud was stewards committed to the Lunatio Asylum, hanged himself on.Wednesday morning by slipping his head through, a noose made by attaching a bed-sheet to a ventilator,

The Choir and Bible Class, of the Carterton Presbyterian Oiiuroh, enjoyed a festive and social evening in the Bechabite Ball last night, at the invitation ot the Hev. Mr Murray. ■Liberal refreshments, and general mirth held the forty or fifty persons who attended captive until the very latest hour they could reasonably frolic without any infringment of the conscientious scruples which they felt they must regard- Mr Murray's kindness was adequately esteemed in the thoughts of those present and in a vote ot thanks, it also received a formal and more public aclc'iorflodgmsnt. We remind those pleasurably inclined of the dance in Greytown to night under the auspices of the Greytown Football Olub. The Palace Hall, which always looks well wi'h a large gathering, will probably bo seen at its best on this occasioa, for yory many porsonsfrom all parts purpose attending, An attraction to footballers also lies in the ceremony of formally presenting tho Rugby Union Cup to the Greytown Club by Mr W C Buchanan, M H &, Mr W Mursoll, who residos at Grey town, and is well-known throughout tho Wairarapa, has been appointed resident agent in Ohristchurch, and district agent for Canterbury, of tho Mutual Lifo Assurance Society of Victoria, He leaves shortly to tako up his new dutios, Mr Mursell, by his uniform courtesy in business and Irs good personal qualities, has made himself very popular in our district, and it is gratifying to know that although he will be missed hare ho is going to a superior appointmont,

The weekly parade of tho Masterton Rifle Volunteers waa held Inst evening j Captain Pownali in command, Tho men were put through by the Captain and Sergeant Major Bezar. A meeting was held after drill, when the dates for class-firing were fixed and it was decided to procure some MartinHenry rifles. Mr H Williams, of Landsdowne, has given to the Volunteers to use his property for a range, and a eanyaa butts is to be erectod to-morrow,

The Hawko'B Bay Horald says :-"Mr T Collier, uf Masterton, a wool-sorter who has patented a cold water system of wool scouring, olaawhero advertises tho virtues of his preparation, He sends us three samples of wool treated by his pro ces3, which is applicable to shorn wool, or to wool on the shceps back, One is a coarse cross bred, another half bred and the third merino. The wool is free from yolk and dirt, soft, and lustrous. Mr Collier says there is no soda or soda soap used in his precox, and he claims that the wool is ton to fifteon per cent heavier, with even better results when scoured on the sheep, while tho yoluo is quite as high, He possesses Bonis excellent testimonials as to his competency, and tho efficacy of his preparation." The supply of milk to the several Wairaropa cheese mills is unusually largo this season, The main cause was aptly given by a friend of tho writer's in the epigrammatic and happily expressed remark that" grats is high and butter is low." The Dalofiold s factory is now receiving 1300 gallons a day. Last year at this time only GBO gallons wore forthcoming. Again, the Taratahi factory at present gets COO gallons The previous year's figure was about 300 gallons, It is expected that the output of cheese for tho sfiason will increoso at the Daliifield mill from 120 tqns last year to I<|o tons this, and at tho Taratahi null from 95 tons to about 70 tons. Tho latter factory will shortly be supplied with an extra vat which will accommodate upwards of 600 gallons of milk.

L J Hooper and Co will mako their first display of Spring and Summer Novelties in their windows this cvoning, from seven till nine. Wo shall show this season tho'newest and most fashionable styles, designs and materials in dress goods, prints, pongees, cloths zephyrs in all tho new and leading oolorings with trimmings &c., to match, Tho above goods havo beon specially bought for the Bon Maroho by one of the most experienced buyers, having a thorough knowledge of the classes of goods required for the colony, especially ot the Wellington province. Our etock being the pick of tho whole of the New Zealand warehouses, together with our own importations re Tongarlro, will make the grandost display of lashionable and stylish, millinery mantlqs, jackets, dtess goods, &o. Our customers aud the public generally will do themselves justice by reserving their purchases till thoy have inspected the goods at the Bon Mar'cho, W e shall as in previous years mark every lino at wholesale prices and in plajn figures. L, 'if; Hpppor'aind Co, Bpn.lyjarphe Fashionable Prapcry Warehouse, Queen Street, Masterton.