SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4058, 9 March 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

The Mastflrton JEtoad Board invitos tenders for and bridle track formation on Kaka*amu Valley road, Mr W. G, Speedy, of !|!enui, will re« present tbo. Teimi Rifle Club at' the Rifle Association Meeting. The other Wairarapa entries are as follows: Featherston Itiflo Olub—W, Benton, ;0. R, Bidwill, W. J,' Fiest, Tocker and Tidswell. Greytown Rifle Olub—o. J. Jury, W. Oa{e!,llijt!)er{urd, Reid, and ■whiferaan. v 1 , .lit Geo.. Mer, pork ;Wfche)y;of Queen flipi for MBt:fuoip, fini} ngtijfes'th'af Bp Btuf iwimies to keep only qoois of the very beßt quality. Mr Butler's pork pies and waqfistove now became quite —joil jioro, and those who nave Nu *•— "j""--'J-..*—• Ktiri ft visit not tried them should p»j »••••" -"• - ; Mr A, W. Benall, J.P, stated in'the R.M. Court this morning that Tor" 85 yearsHokd&Upon jho Bench, Md crown for his trouble, Mr Beard rotated that experience was of great advantage in the Court, arid Mr Ren&ll must have.been more , than ropaid for his .trouble by the halo of honour by whioh , ho was surrounded,

A well-known hotel keeper of Master ton showed his respect for the Salvation Army last nifht by turning his horse on to the procession, He is being prayed A first and final payment of 20s in tho £ has been wade in tho estate of Thomas Charles Rayner, bankrupt, j The Masterton Borough Council irivjtea tenders fur 29,83 chains . road construe" tlon in Dixon street, inoluding culverts, David Christie Murray tells a against himself to the effoct that whSr chargod by St. Maur at Qeelong Poll*' : Station with assault he waß askod by the sergeant entering particulars,Phwat ia your occupation? 1 ' " I'm an author," said Murray, " Can yez read and write 5" inquired the sergoant sternly, That tho life of the bush contractor is not all joy was exemplified last ni((ht , when a certain man whose cont'.'aot ' turned out an unsuccessful one, aud irho consequently was unable to meet the ■ just demands of his men, wsa persuaded tn leave the friendly shelter of the hotel where he was Btaying by a man who said he had a word to say in private if the contractor would kindly step outside, Unsuspectinrfy he did so, and.has sinoe regretted the Btep,'as in the gloom waited the whole of bis employees, who gave him a warm reception, Our first shipments of new goods (or the ■' Autumn and Winter snason have now.como. to hand by the latest mail steamers, and we have been busily employed in opening them out and preparing them for inspection at Te Aro House, Wellington, We shall be happy to forward patterns of our now Dress Fabrics and other Hovollies to by post to any address, on application to James Smith, Te Aro House, Wellington, Our selection of Autumn aud Winter Fashions has been made by our own - -moil of great experience, taste and' judg. ment—in the British, Frenoh and Continental markets, and may be rolied on as surpassing everything we have previously shown at To Aro House, Wellington. Our ladies would find it to their advantage_ to make their ohoice as early a3 possible, and so to have the advantage of ' getting tlioir dresses made in good time for the Season, at Te Aro House, Wellington, We will also forward our Charto for self" measurement to anyono intimating their wish in this respeot to us, and will guaran- « tee to all customers the advantages of taste, fit, finish and prompt-e*eoution in out Celebrated Dressmaking Koom atTe Aro House, Wellington,