SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4047, 25 February 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

At the Dunedin races yesterday some amusement was caused by the appearance en the sandhill behind the sUnd of some enthusiasts bearing a large placard, on which the words,, ' Flee from the wrath to come' and 'Hell' were vory prominent. Thoysanfr several hymns, but it was noticeable that they took .up a position on the hill which enabled them to get a good view of the races, Hayes and Brillianso's great American circus will show in Eketahuna on Saturday next, Maßterton on Monday, Carterton on Wednesday, and Feathorstun on Thursday, March 3rd. These will be the only towns in the Wairarapa at whioh tho circus will appear. Dr, JNewman was ontertaiued at dinner by his constituents at the Hutt last night!

MessrfrMson and Kennedy state that they intend moviiisj immediately to have the injunction against theit playing '' Little Lord Fauntleroy" set aeide, and will contest the question of copyright. It has been decided by the Education Board to erect a school at Rangltumau, Mr Patriok Gleeson, the manager of 'i'ikitapu Station, invites tenders for the erection of about four miles of wire fenc' ing. '

_, The carpenter of the Education Board is to be sent to inspeot fcho teacher's residence at Tenui.

A smart intelligent youth for the ironmongery department is required by the Wairarapa farmers' Cooperative As» soplation. '

Misses Ella Barron anJ Annie Kean j(Masterton), Caroline Kelliher (FernI ridge), arid Margaret Wilson (MangaI tainoko), are amongst the pupil teachers who receiyo speoial mention for their work this year. At Maharahara copper mine, the lode struck in the low level drive shows a fino body of stone, It is inteuded now to open it up and obtain an expert's report.

A deposit of moa bones has been found in some rock in the Makuri Gorge, some miles from Pahiatua. A description of the find is given in a letter from our Makuri correspondent appearing in another column,

Mr Percy 0, Freeth, who occupies the poßitionof reporter on ths Nepea Times, New South Waloa_, arrived in Masterton last night on a holiday trip. The date of the Christchurch Fire Brigade Conference has beon altered from the 15ch and 10th, to the 14th and 15th of next month, and the Demonstration from the 17th and 13th to the 16' th and 17th, on account of the Earn Fair to be held at that place on the 18th. Mr E. H, Waddinpton, Genoral Commission Agent, of Porry-atreet, Masterton, notifies that ho has for sale several vehicles. From, the prico list it will be seen that the prices are'exceptionally reasonable and anyone wishing to get a bargain in this line should aeize the opportunity at onoe. i few weeks ago we mentioned that a leading Wellington tobacconist was about to open in Mantorton, Wo may now supplement this by saying that on and from to-day the cornor shop opposite the Club Hotel i 6 being conducted under the proprietorship of Mr J. Mandel, who has an excellent reputation as a good businoss man, and who has bought oat Mr D. MoLaohlan, the former owner of the business. Mr Mandel is already well known in connection with hio handsome wholosale and retail premises on Lambton Quay, Wellington, and be intends to tun the Masterton shop on similar first-class lines as a tobacconist's business pure and simple, The fancy goods and toys will, therefore, bo for sale at cost price as soon as they have been marked down. Extensive alterations and improvements are to be made to the establishment, including a moro roomy l|airdressing rqom and also a sujte of bath Hums in Perry-street, where Imt and pold battis will be available at al) hours. Mr 0, T. Katusch already has plans in.hand for these extensions, and a contract will bo lot almost immediately.

Out first shipments of new goods (or the Autumn and Winter season have now come to hand by the latest mail steamors, and we have been busily 'employed in opening thorn out and preparing them (or inspection at To Aro House, Wellington, We shall be happy to forward patterns of our new Dross Fabrics and other novelties free by post to any address, on application to James Smith, Te Aro House, Wellington, Our seleotion of Autumn and Winter Fashions has been maae by our own buyers -men of great.exporionco, taste and' judgment—in the British, Frenolr and Continental markets, and may be relied. on as surpassing ove'rything wo havo previously shown at Te Aro ijouse, Wellington;''' Our ladies would find it'td their' advantage to'raako thoir 1 choice as early 'as possible, and bo to havo'tho advantago of getting their drtsses made in gOod 'time' for Iho Season, at Te Aro House, Wellington, Wo wi|l' also forward our Charte for 'sell measurement to anyone intimating their wish .in this respect to us, and will guarantee to all customers the advantages of taste fit, finish and prompt execution in our Celebrated tassmakjng Room at To Aro House, Wellington.