SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3929, 3 October 1891, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

We are requested to state chat Mr R. Varnham's tender for the addition to Mr E. Dunn's residence at Grey town was not £45, but £145.

A deputation waits on the Uon. Mr Seddon this afternoon with reference to the rabbit question. The Mim.ter leaves this evening for Eketahuni. A man was brought to the Maeterton Hospital from Eketahunu yesterday, having sustained <» serious injury whilst bushfalling on Slattery's contract.

Messrs Lowes, and Icrns add to their stock sale for Wednesday next 6' pigs, weaners.

Mr J. Carpenter is offering special bargains in boots to-day to make room for new goods just about to arrive. Two or three partly matured shares in the Mastf.rton Building Society aro advoitised for in another column.

A cottage with outbuildings and half an acre of land in Sussex Street Masterton, is advertised for sale on easy terms. Application may be made to Mr E. Feist. The quarterly sitting of the Masterton District Licensing Committee was held at noon today, when Mr William Eyerett was elected Chairman for the ensuing year. Beyond the passing of accounts, no business was transacted.

A special announcement from Messrs K. Hannah and Co., appears in our advertising columns. Those requiring boots or shoes will do well to peruse the Messrs Hannah and Co's price list.

Messrs Lowes & lorns add to their Stock Sale for Wednesday next 90 Lincoln Ewes with 100 per cent of lambs at foot 60 crossbred with lambs at foot.

The Rev. J. Dukes will speak on the subject, "Ought the State to teach Christian morals in the day sohoole?" at the Wesleyan Church to-morrow (Sunday) night.

The treasurer of the Masterton Hospital acknowledges with thanks receipt of the following subscriptions:— Messrs W. & H. Beetham, Bancepeth £lO Employees of Brancepeth, £3B 7s Mr. Fred Moore £1 Is Employees ot do £6 0s 6d, Mr. Donald Cameron, Pahaua £l, Em« (Joyces of do £1; collected by Mr. M. NeiWen. Eketahuna £1 6s.

The licensing bench at Ballarat East has ordered 40 hotel out of 67 to be closed, in accordance with the local option poll. The Bench stated that there had been much difficulty in making the selection without injustice, but the; had done the best possible under the circumstances, though probably hardship would ensure to some.

The Trehair-Osborne Concert Party i« announced to appear in the Masterton Theatre Royal on Thursday and Friday, 15th and 19th cf October. The company will comprise Mies Trehiar Osborne, an accomplished English contralto who was touring the Colonies with Mr Santley, the famous baritone, Miss Maggie Johnston, who has a wonderfully sweet voice, Miss Nellie Parsons, who is a charming singer, Miss Gardner an accomplished pianist, Mr J. W. Nairn, who has a tenor .voice of great compass, and Mr J. VV, Kihier, who possesses one of the finest bass voices in the Colony. The company is a thoroughly talented one, and a rare musical treat is in store for the public ot Masterton.

Messrs Jas Jones & Co., of Eketahuna, announce that their new Spring Goods have just been opened up, and inyito inspection.