SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3944, 21 October 1891, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

Ifc will be seon by advertisement that Messrs Lowea & lorns are favoured with thesaleofDr. Hosking's pure Lincoln shsep and fat cattle running on Weraiti, the estate being sold to Mr Lucena. A preliminary advertisement appears in our issue of this day. The privileges for the forthcoming show of the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society will bo sold by Mr F. H. Wood at Carterton on Saturday next. The privileges in connection with the TaratnhNCarterton Racing Club meeting will be sold on the same date.

The Temperance Hotel in Hall Streot, Maatertou, which has till quite recently been conducted by Mr John Cullinane, lias been taken over by Mr David Dixon, who solicits, through our columns, a continuance of the patronage extended to his predecessor. The Temperance Hotel has the advantage of being centrally situated, and is nearer tho railway station than any other house of accommodation in the town, whilst for general comfort it cannot be beaten. In the hands of Mr Dixon it is sure to become a popular house.

The Premier addressed a public meokinginthe Princess theatre, Dunedin, last night, and received a vote of thanks, ti J. Hooper anrt Co are now showing, the most fashionable and largest assortment of new spring goods ever shown in the district. English and French Millinery, Trimmed, and Untrimmed Hats and liounets. Flowers, and Feathers, &c. Stylish and I'retty Jackets. Dorothy taped, Mantles, Dust Cloaks, Onraboldi Jackets, &c.

We are showing a splendid stouk of Fashionable Delaines, Prints, Cambrics, Zephyrs, Ac. We hold the heat assortment and largest stock ot nev dress mrUorials in the Wairarupa- All the lending shades, de> signs, satins and materials for the season, single and double widths. The Fancy .Department is full of the atfcst novelties, pretty aprons, ribbons, trillings, collars, eutli, and juusols, &o 4c,

Tho poll taken at Oro>town yesterday to sanction tho raising of a loan of £350 to build a new institute in a morn conttal position than tho old ono, whioh is situate at tho extreme north ond of the Borough, resulted as follows : Total t'umbcr of votes, 98 for, 15 atrainat. Only 77 ratepayars rr.oorded their votos out of a total of who voted had a total of 11!3 "votes out of 253. Tho result wan against the loan, although 98 votes were rocordod in faTor and oi-ly 15 ngninst. Owing to tho apathy of tho ratepayers in not taking tho troublo to record thoir votos, nnd tho present unsatisfactory Aot, whioh requires a nnjnrity of nctual ratepayer!, not of those who voted, a muclwieedod improvotnont id shelved and progress retarded.