SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3965, 17 November 1891, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

Two or three good shearers are wanted immediately to shear a small flock.

The appeal of tho Picturesque Atlas Co. in tho case Pioturesque Aths 00. v. Jossup, hits bßen dismissed, with oasts on the lowest scale. ■*•*

The mares brought over from Canterbury by Mr A. W. Oavn of Te Ore (M| are by Extinguisher, who is a sou 01 Vanquisher. Mr B. Mant, tho Whareama poet, is now in the South Island. In a 'otter to a friend in Masterton he states that h# recently walked from Queenstown to Lawrence, a distance of 135 miles, in 6 days. Thu is not so bad for one just recovering from pleurisy.

The Vestry ot St Luke's Ohuroh, Greytown.are taking active stops toward* tho erection of a Sunday School. A meeting of the building committee was held in MrF. H. Woods' office last night. Rough plans wore submitted and Mr M, K. Vamham was asked to prepare ipecitioations and submit to a to be held next Monday night, when it is anticipated that tenders will be called for at onee. At the olo«e of Mr H. Francis .ET2HK* son's leoture on thoZeehan Silver Fiolds iu Palniorscott one of tho audienca stated that he had never seen the com* pany or the man that he could placs more confidonce in. He stated that eyerything Mr Harrison had said waa well within the mark and that no one could blame him if the Gt. Eastern turned out a failure A lady hearing of this episode remarked ; "Uh the man's all right."

Thero was a very small attendance of ratepayers at the meeting convened yesterday by the Mayor of Carterton (Mr JEL Fairbrother) to tako into consideration tho ways and means of meeting the payments for tho now manual fire'engine. Tho representative (Mr G. A. Fairbrother) stated that the yearly install ment of £4O was now three menths overdue, and all the funds in hand were £25. Alter a good deal of discussion on the matter, it was finally deoided that Messrs E. Feist, Thos. Proctor and E, L. Wakelin should constitute a committee to canvass the district for the purpose of seeing what support was likely to be forthcoming to meet the annual pay* ments, and if tbere was not sufficient support given it was thought that the engine had better be returned.

1j J. Hooper and C'o are now showing the most fashionable and largest assort* ment of new Bpring goodß ever ihown in the district. English and French Millinery, Trimmod, and Untrimmod Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, and Feathers, Ao. Stylish and Pretty Jaokots. Dorothy Capes, Mantles, Dust Cloaks, Oaraboldi Jackets, Ao.

Wo aro showing a splendid stook of Fashionable Delaines, Prints, Cambrics, Zephyrs, Ao.

Wo hold the best assortment and largest stock of nev dress materials in the Wairarapa. All the leading v&dcß, dot signs, satins, and matorials for the season, •ingle and double widths.

Tho Fancy Department is full of the best novelties, pretty aprons, ribbons trillings, collars, cuffs and parasols, eto,