SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3788, 18 April 1891, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

The moderate party has been elected io the Licensing Bench in Dunedin

The Rev". H. T. Robjohns, of the British and Foreign Bible. Society, will preach in the Mastertdn Wesleyan Church to-morrow (Sunday) morning and in the Presbyterian Church in the evening. He will alao address a publio ou" Monday" evening. The Treasurer of the Masterton Hospital begs to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the following subscriptions in aid of the funds:—MeßSts M. Caselberg &/Co, annonymous, £3; R. Marsh, £1 Is; Angus MoLeod, 10s 6d ■ Joseph Payion, £1 Is ; James Macara; £1 Is ; Ales Walker, 10s ; St. Matthew', Parish, £2 ; Rev. W. E. Paige, £1 Ins Rev. J. McKenna, £1 1b ; Rev. T; MoEenna. £1 1b ; Messrs E. Feist, £1 -la • W. (}. Beard, £3 3s j T, G. Mason, £2 2a; G. S. W, Dalrymple, £2 2s; 0. E. Bremner, £1 Is; Joseph lorns, £lls; William Lowes, £1Is; J. 0. Boddington, £1 Is; John Graham, £1 Is ; Henry H. Smith, £1 Is- P. Dickson, £1 Is; L, J. Hooper, £1 Is ; A. R. Bunny, £1 Is ; Walter Perry, £1 Is ; 0, A, Tabuteau, £1 Is ; C. A. Pownall, £1 Is ; W. H. Jackson, £1 Is ; W. Hawke, £1 Is ; Chamberlain Broß., £lls ; J. B. Keith, £1 Is ; A. W. Cave, £lls;J. M. Brown, £1 Is; F. G. Moore, £1 Is; Donald MoKenzie, Woodlands, £1 Is; Henry James, £1 Is; E. H. Waddington, £1 Is; J. J. Smith, 10s Gd; R. Hannah & Co., 10s 6d ; 0. Smith & Co., 10/6 ; Wong You 10/6; Sam Sing, 10s 6d :J. Gardiner 10s: J. 0. Sutherland. 10s; D. Sutherland 10s; Mrs A Thompson, 10s Gd; Mrs Wagg, 10s : Messrs H. E. Eton, 10s ; C. E. Danielle, 10s ; John Elley, 10s; R. T, Holmes, 10s; J. J. Freeth, 10s; Jas Thompson,' 10s ; Jas Elliott, 10s; R. E. Homblow, 10s; J. Butement, 10s; John Bannister, 103 ;P. Hunter, ss; D. McKenzie, 5s ;W. Lenz, ss; C. Donaldson, 6b ; P. Savage, ss; G. A, Burling, ss; 0. Waite, 5s ; J. Richardson, 5s ; H. Stilborn, 6s ; Hounslow and Hoar, 6s ; J. Washington, 6s; W. Bell, 6s; H. T. Rees, ss; Sven Syverson, 5s ; A. E. Copping, ss; H. Campbell, ss; H. Nee, ss; W. B. Ohennells, ss; W. Prangnell, 5s ; A. Mutrie junr, 5s j S. M. Hickaon, 5s : Jas. Web.b, 5s ; 0. Winchester, 6s, "W, J. Hirsohberg, 53 ; W. Cameron, ss; R. Allen, 5s ;J. Dixon, ss; H. Millinjrton, 53 ; J. L. Murray, 5s ; D. McMullan, 5s ; Joseph Williams, 5s j J. Hooper, ss; A. Oliver, ss; J. Montgomery, 5s ; R. Gant, ss; V. Hooper, 53; W. Dougall, ss; R. 0. Oowper, 53; G. Townsend, ss; J. Carpen- | ter, ss; Net proceeds St Patrick's 1 Day Sports, Eketahana, *£s 10s ; F. T. Homer, £1; John Graham & Co 6 tickets, £1 10s; J, Olseri, 10s; Mrs Olsen, 10s. We are now showing some marvellous " creations" in ladies' sealette jackets, and specially note the following:—" The Melba," with deep beaver facing, high Ftfe oollar, which can be worn in four distinct ways, and at prices ranging from 3 to 6 guineas; "The Ramsay," faced with nutria fur,-reversible collar, cord ornaments, latest styles, from 2 to 4 guineas, at Te Aro House. An exceedingly handsome garment is "The Douglas" sealette jacket, faced with Persian lamb and real astrachan, high reversible medici collar, lined silk throughout from 2i to 5 guineas. An equally- charming sealette jacket is the "Isle of Wight" with deep facing and collar of pure squirrel fur,' price 5 guineas, at To Aro House. I

I" plush, seal, plushette, and sealette jackets we have an immense variety, A tijier assortment was never yet shown in the colony, Tnenew Btpck }s laruer, better selected and, more complete than we have ever previously been able to exhibit and we are sure that any lady requiring the latest fashions in jackets of every description, ulsters, macintoshes, fur-lined cloaks, travelling wraps, -etoi, will find everything desirable ripw on view, at Te Aro Pause,— Apvr,

The weather, which has been terribly dry in Ohristchuroh for three months, changed yesterday, when ram set m. Ik is claimed by tho Ministry that by the rocent and proposed changes and retrenchments in the Civil Service some £50,000 per annum will be uavod. The Theatre Royal skating rink will be opened for tho winter season next week. Mr. Barnard has purchased seventy pairs of new skates, and we may therefore expect a boom, similar to that of Wellington, will set in. The nomination of three gontlomflh to act as members of the Upper Taueru Road Board takes place at Bideford on Saturday, April 25th. Should an election bo necessary a poll will bo takon on Monday, May 4th. The annual meeting of ratepayers takos place on Saturday, May 2nd. ' The customary meetinp of tho Masterton Mntuallmprovoment Society was held in tho Wesleyan Sohool room lattt evening. A syllabus-as arranged by a committee wbb submitted and adopted withslightamendment. ••Questtonßox" or impromptu speaking then took plaoe and proved very e.itertaimng.' At the next meeting of the Sooiety the now President, Rey. J. Dukes, will have a reception. ,