SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4023, 28 January 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

A new property list is inserted by Mr G, S. W. Dalrymple to-day. • A number of summonses for sheep lates were to have brea heard in the Masterton R.M, Court to-day, but the defaulters paid up before the cases were called-cn. Messrs Lowes and lorni add to the Masterton Fam Fair 17 2-tooth Liricolns bredbyS.Mawley andl 6-tooth .Stud Komnoy bred by Mr Allen* The hearing of the Piotureiqiio Atlas cases in Masterton has boon further adjourned till Tuesday next, .■-The Rav;.Father Madden, who has lately been acting coadjutor to the Rev Father John M'Kenna, of Masterton, has been appointed to the charge of the Koikoura district. The Rev Father Lo Potto, the Maori Missionary at Te Ore Ore, who went to Sydney suroo time ago to recruit his health, has just returned so much improved and invigorated that he will at once resume his labours. In the Intercolonial cricket matoh between Victoria and New South Wales tho formor was victorious by an innings and 15 runs. Wo have pleasure in drawing attention to the notification of an important sale of pedigree live stock whioh ut to be held to-morrow (Friday), at Kilbirnie, near Wellington, by Messrs tluningharri, Badbara & Co., on account of Mr H. D, Crawford, The catalogue includes some very high class cattle, as may be seen ou reference to" tho auctioneers advertise ■ ment elsewhere.

The Wellington Amateur Operatic Society, bave received a most flattering opinion of their present performance of the' Yeomen of the Guard' by "A Globe Trotter,'' who writes an onlhusiastio letter of praise to the 'Evening Poßt 'of yesterday, Ab to-night and tomorrow are the two last nights of tho season, those who haTe not yet heard the opera have only short opportunity left.::;' • • ■•■•,;...■ We publish iii another column a long letter froc* MrThomas Teaguc, pugilist. Hoasbod fa tc inaett it as a matter of fair play, and on this grcund only we have complied with his request in spite of its inordinate length and the tone of discourtesy he adopts towards the Rev. John Dukes,. We wish Mr Thomas Teague a'better occupation, and those who throng the Theatre to witness the exhibition made by hitmelf and friends a more reputable amusement, In our opinion contests of the kind that we have reported in this town distinctly foster the growth of lamkinism, Mr Thomas Teaguc has offered us money to publish his letter,'but on this occasion and this only wo give him the free run of our columns, He can find elsewhere a more suitable and sympathetic organ for the expression of his opinions.

A visit to. the Bon Marche would wel repay anyone wanting a Nicely Trimmed Hat ora Pretty Bonnet, Some of the most lovely goods over importod into Masterton are now being shown in this well-known Palace of Fashion,' ' i AUojwt jj'iw pimdffm mtmifes and cast an enquiring optic over tho magnificent Ladies Dress Materials in all the latest shades, and tho very pick of the season's fashions, and don't forget to ask the prices. Neither skovld yeugo .mwy without seciiijf the. slock oj prdty juns.Wes, parasols, 'etc, and see what a grand shop the Eon Marche is for anything of tho kind. Perhans you don't want to spend much money in this way, possibly your limit is something less than half a sovereign or half a crown, well, ask the prices and see what Hooper and Company can do for you.