SECOND EDITION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4118, 20 May 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

The Dobson - Kennedy Dramauo Company piys a return visit to Masterton early next month. Mr Joseph Oharltou, tho expert tunor and repairer of pianos, organs and harmoniums, notifies that he will visit Masterton and surrounding localities in a few days time. Orders may moan* whilobe left with Mr tt. T. Holmes, stationer, or Mr T. ft. Mason, chemist, Mr Joßoph Willjams has been ap» pointed a member of tho Licensing for the District of the Borough of Masterton, vico Mr A. W. Cave, resigned. Several additional Boards of Review, under the Land and Income Assessment Act, 1891, appear in yesterday's Gazette. Among thein are the following Joseph Dawson, John Gardiner and Alexander Reese, all of Pahiatua, and Henry Braithwaite, of Carterton ; James Goorge Cox, of Featherston, and Fdward Schwartz Maunsell|Ot Greytown North,

Messrs Lowes and lorns request us to remind our readers of their sale to-mor. row at two o'clock, when they offer the privileges in connection with the Akura Maflri Race Meeting, to ba held on 24th instant, also a consignment of surge coats and trousers, fruit trees,' and , flowering shrubs, etc,, etc. A., Mr i, R, .Muir, proprietor of the Poverty Bay Herald, passed through Masterton yesterday after a holiday trip to the Cold Lakes iu the South. Mr Muir is a brother of Mr James Muir of our own town.

Or<ir.g to tho constitution of tho Benoh the proseoutioa in the caw Police v. Searl (alleged psrjury), declined to offer any evidence, and the information waa dismissed. Tlie conduct of counßel for tho defence 111 summoning as a witness a Justice who knew absolutely nothing of tho case is, to say the least,extraordinaryi We understand tho prosecution intends laying a fresh information in tho esse, The charge of perjury laid against Frederick Franklin Godfrey was being heard as we ffontto press. The following conversation was overheard in tho strcot the other day, but for obvious reasons wo shall omit the name of one of tho parties; tho other was tho well known : ■ draper, it L.J, Hoopor. Mr Spot Cash *ls it trao Mr Hooper that you intend: . opening the shop noxt your drapery os* tablishmeut as a grocery and provision warehouse? Mr L.J,: " That is so, Mr Cash, and in about a wcok I shall be ablfJLto quote to you the lowest pricos for air kinds of general merchandise." Mr Spot Cash; " Good I I suppose you will kcop only good goods and sell as cheap as anyoffl) else 1 "Mr L.J.r' You bot I Tho best and nothing hut the best, and ovory artiole at bed rock prices I Those aro tho foundation stones upon whioh wo intend to erect our businoss," Mr Spot Cash: "Your hand my boy, My account with so-and-so's worth tee pounds a week, and I pay cash, I am not satisfied lately, I fancy I pay morothan I should do, So directly you open your busiuoss look upon [mo as a regular ouss tomor."—Advi.