SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3823, 30 May 1891, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

The total number of Jattiodff t >i the Peace in the City of Wellington is, according to the now Commission, 02. A fine herd of lab cattle from the East Coast passed through Masterton this morning for the Lower Valley.

Our readers are reminded that the Theatre Royal will be open for ladies skating this afternoon, and this ovonint; as usual. As the nights are becoming cold and wintry thiß favorite exercise should soon be popular again.

A weasel hw been discovered alive in Wellington near the wharf. Probably this is one of those which should have arrived to the order of the Wairarapa North Eabbit Board, but "died"' on the voyage.

The Rev. H. T. Robjohns, of the Bible Society, has passed flpM. A. examination of the dydney University, Ho did his studying while waiting at hotels and travelling by train and steamboat,

A girl named Margaret Hannigan, while swinging on the sohool swiug at the Totara school, tell off on her head, and died almost immediately. It is supposed her neck was broken.

The North Auokland Cattle Board have resolved to recommend that a tax of five guineas be levied on every,-stallion, subject to its having been W'ld toby a veterinary surgeon as aouflfc' The death is announsed or Charles Pitt Oholmondeley, one of tho original founders of the Canterbury Settlement, who arrived in one of the first four-*hips on the 16th December, 1850. H<Twas 61 years of age and had never married. was due to a species of paralysis.

The usual meeting of the Masterton Mutual Improvement Society was held last evening, about twenty-five members being present. The Rev. J. Dukes occupied the chair. The " Journal" was read by the editor, Mr Easthope, which embraced such subjects as ■" Due Man One Vote," " The Laboaror, , ' *• Luok," " Water," and " Honesty," together with the leading article. It proved specially interesting, as was shown by the subsequent criticism. A ladies evening will take place at the Society's next meeting. ' '

Prof. Henry Barraolough, of Welling* ton, has discovered a great remedy which is pre-eminent as a cure for hard and soft Corns. It has given the greatest satisfaction to everyone who hasten fortunate enough to try it. It all soreness and pain, while it Cures. It is also a very beneficial application tor bunions, removing all that intolerable soreness, and reduces them amazingly. All who suffer with corns or bunions would procure, the corn destroyer without a minute's hesitation if they only had the slightest knowledge of its efficacy. Five days' use of the destboyer (whioh is In'" ointment form) will be sufficient to convince anyone that it is a speoifio. By enclosing postal note for Is 2d one box will be forwarded to any address. Addro&B—Prof. Henry Barraolotjgh, Medical Herbalist, Pirie Street, Wellington.—Advt. Despite had times Mr R. flghnann of the Cuba street Photognphio Uftllery opposite Te Aro Bouse, Wellington, seems to bo. doing a thriving business, and no smal number of those, who visit him to have their likenesses taken are country residents. Mr Hermann *it admitted to be a capital aitiat with ! special knowledge . of photographic chemistry, and both in operating and in retouching he has produced some excellent work. It is to this he owes his liberal patronage, and also to the moder ate prices ho oharges when the exoellent quality of bis productions is taken info account.— Extrad. Wr have received from the best Home manufacturers a large supply of caMlent babylincn, and are prepared to forwwabn application to any address (carriage paid) eight (8) articles of thoroughly good material and work for Ono Guinea. This should be a very convenient. of eaoh garment as pattern. All our babylinen and uuderolothing is personally seleotedbyan experienced lady assistant at Te Arb House, Wellington. We have also an excellent assortment ol ladies' underveats in Merino, Wo»l, Natural Wool, and Silk, All orders will be promptly, executed, and when cash is sent with theorders, will be sent carriage paid to any, address from Te Aro House, Wellington. Ladies in the oountry desirous of know*; ing the best place and babylinen should at onoe oommonTost* their wants to Te Aro House, Wellington. We have an unrivalled stooK of ladies'' underlinen in nightdresses, chemisos, drawers, combinations; and all our garments are 1 guaranteed to be extra look stitched or, hand sewn, and include euoh popular makeß as.'" Hirbernia" and " Stirling'* atTe Aro House, Wellington.