SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3805, 8 May 1891, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

Mr. G. S. W. Dakymple completes bis fifteenth year of bubihesa in this town to day. He,informs ns that he lias never had cause to regret having pitched his tent in Masterton, and only hopes every one has done as well as himself.

On June Ist Mr G. S. Cooper, UnderSecretary, completes his fiftieth year ia tho service of the colony, Messrs M. Caselberg and Go. call special attention to their large Btook of carpets and linoleums, and Invite inspection of their goods. The Hawke's Bay Fanners' Co-opera-tive Association, with a capital of £IOO,OOO, haa been successfully floated. For stealing a turnip at Ashburton a boy and girl, eleven and twelve yean of ago, respectively, have been comini'ted tu the Bqrnhara Industrial School.

The settlers of Tauranga are concerned' as to the causes and results of a mysterious sheep disease which pteyailß at Tauranga, and a committee has been appointed to investigate it.

The Standard Accident Insurance Go. Ltd., have ah announcement in another column. This well known company makes liberal reductions in premiums after the firet year. Mr G. S. W. Dalrymple is the local agent of the company. Tho arnual meeting of the Mastevton Bifle Volunteers was held last evening after the usual parade. The report ana balance-sheet were read and adopted, and the members of the Committee re-elected. Mr J.M. Hickson was elected Secretary, vice Mr A. A. White, who retains the Treasurership. Tbe general committee was authorised to ra»ke all arrangements for the annual ball, which is to be held in the first week in July. It was resolved to hold a .quarterlymeetinp of the corps toreyiew tho finances and transact other necessary business, The following notices of elections of members of road boards in the Wellington provincial district appear in the Gazette Cashpoint itoad District, County of Wairarapa .North; No 2 Subdivision— James Spinks Langdon. No 3 Subdivision— John Frederick Maunsell. JNo 4 Subdivision James Oliver Sutherland. Akitio .Boad District, County" of Wairarapa NorthDavid William Foreman, John Stewart klandyside, William Liveyton. EKctalnma Koad District; County 5 of Waira* rapa North Alexander ' Anderson, Magnus Neilson, Thomas Parsons. Alfredtcn Road District, County of Wairarapa North; Tawataia Subdiyision, Eli Smith.

We regret to record the deatb of Mr Wm, Buuniber, junr., which at hia residence, Masterton, Mr Bautnber, it ap}»ars, wajL ta}t<pb ill yesterday afternoon, and wit unable this morning to go to work. Dr Busking was sent for shortly before noon, but on his arrival found that the unfortunate young man was quite cold, having tj«en dead fur some time. Mrs Baumbqr wm not aware of her .husband's death until after the doctor arrived, as ibfi suppoKd he was sleeping, and did not wish' to disturb him. The cause of death is supposed to have been an iuternal affection, resulting from a severe cold recently contracted. Mueh sympathy is expressed for . Mrs Baumber in hor bereavement, as she had not long been married.

The following cases are act down foi ; hearing at the criminal sitting* of the f Supreme. Court to be held tit Wellington ' on Monday next:—Oliailes Stone, rape; ( Johan Jacob Junger, sheep stealing; Coleman Philips, breaoh of Land Act; - Arthur Elliston, alias John Dunn, forgery. ( L L. J. Hooper Co,, ot the Bon - ,0> t Marcho warehouse, notify tho i«#wt ,a| and most complete stook of general ■ i drapery and clothing in the Wairaraps, ~ Jl The firm hare always held the premier "/t-i position for keeping the most fashiunable 1 and best classes of goods procurable,' , y >]& x together with moderate prioes ; and this ' > jiff season their reputation will be fully .■ ;'£3| sustained. An; of our readers requiring ; -.||| fashionable drapery or olothing should .%|j visit the Bon Marche. The following . goods are now open, for inspection French and English millinery, trimmad. -i'SfM hats and bonnets, birds, featbera, - J 4lfts ladies' and children's ulsters, jackets and mantles, oorsetsaud underclothing, new dress goods in the follow*, ing velveteens, flaked cheviots, cheviot checks. Dress tweeds, real Bcotoh. homespuns, diagonal cloths, foulle serges and Estaminds. - gloyes and hosiery in all best makes, fura and fur trimmings Ac. Dressmaking on the premises by first. class modestes. L. J. Hooper and 0o„ the Bon Marohe. ;''£ff9Mf