SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4143, 20 June 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

■ Amoni; the jiajsengers by tho R, M, 8. Mariposa, which arrived at Auokland yesterday, was ;Mr W. 0, Buchanan, , M.ER. He goes' onto Sydney; coming l ' .back in ahout tan days. We are glad to notioe that Mr : J. Wr Bridge, the experienced surgeon-dentist of Willis-street, Wellington, has re* covered from his late sorious illness, and . i» able to receive patients atjain., The final pulls of the Masterton Tug of War competition will take place at the Theatre Royal.this evening* ami'■■'•■ thorefore those who have not witnossod these trials of strength will have a last opportunity of dorog so, . At the oon.Tl elusion of the pulling to-night,- agrandr Maori haka has been arranged to take' placo and this should attract a Isrtfe number of people. Those who do attend this evening will see something' for their money. -...-■-

The Carterton paper his received and publbhed the following suggestive oommunication:—Sir—Would you kindly allow me space in your paper to make, a ! few riemarks ou Butne of the'Garter'on Ya Ladj» that is supposed tobe, at the young lady that .lets :,a Oeqtlemini— •'- put his name down on her. programmeT* for a dance Bhuuld be entitled -to it anyj'-i ■'* ', young lady not fulfilling her duty 'should' '*; be expelled from the room as "1 had experienced it for the , lost ;seven 1: years I have been dancing. I have not ■ .' soon tho likes anywhere, olse only in Car- '- tertonsinoe.ivo been here; -I'should y '-- think Sir that the committee should sW • into the likes of such thiiutsgoinfl oh I '".\ am not the only one; but. Bcores.beaidm' f" me as been served the same, way hoping: X that the coinmitteeofall dancing in Oarterton will tee into the matter.—l Bemain yours ato.'A.DiNOBB,,;;' ,; Orders for the following wonderful Bar* gain Parcels will receive prompt attention > ! and the goods be duly forwarded to any ad*' W' dress, carriage paid; by 'parcel post' onrei dfcl ceipt of the amount in cheques', postal note's 1 - bank notes, or mcipey orders", aadresM' to' ■. '■'■"' James Braith, To Ato House, Wellingtqnji ' Pabcbl No l-rConsiste of dresa leDßthoi • - superior Melton Cloth, in navyblue, mar- '"" one.brown, grey, fawn, green or black, & yds, body lining, '4yds ?skiri^ lining; ddz ; I. buttons tomato!), 1 yard Velveteen for trimming, print or gingham apron, '.The ivhold'i "\>. lot carriage paid for tone guinea,, je Aro House, Wllingtbni' '.' : PabcemNo " "twaied I; '■' flannelette 6yds coloniafffinnel in white . Sheand'or Orknoy, 12ydsV stent ! :Dacea- ' . oalico, i honeycomb towels; syds e'tout-ivbite I heetingi -The lotcarriage paiaMor'2ss, v :-T.e • lirbHonse, ' ■'.

It will be observed by reference to a notification in another column that tho Boyal Insurance Company has opened an agency in Maßterton. Tho Royal is a Fire office which is held in very high repute in commeroial oirolcs-Mio wealthiest in tbe world it is laid to.bo — and its powerful position,'coupled'with the freedom it givos its colnnial manago- ._ ment, enables it to frequently negotiate Sfc legitimate businessofamagnitude which '.■> smalkr companies are unable to touch. Mr W; Wight Smith has been appointed acent, for Masturton and district, and in his hands very satisfactory results should follow both to the association ho represents and to those who insuro with him The total invested funds of the Royal Insurance Company are, it should bo W. M. BannatynoA; Co. are the Wellinementioned, over £8,000,000, and Messrs ton representatives of this affluent com-, pany. On the 3rd iantant a writ was served on Edward Baylor, blacksmith.ofPahiatua at the instance ot J. P. Clark, of Pahiatua, to recover damages for slander, The alleged slander was said to hive been uttered by the defendant in conversation with tatious persons we understand, Mr W. G. Beard,solicitor,was retained by the plaintiff, and Mr W.Tnsswill, solicitor of Pahiatua, who wasfor the defence, filed a statement in which he denied the severa statement* imputed to the defendant! Tho case was to have come on for hearing at the sitting of the District Courtat Mssterton, on Wednesday next, but on Saturday Mr Tnsswill received a notice from the plaintiffs solicitor that ( the action had been withdrawn from tho jk- present sit tint: ot the Court. The caw W. will, however, come on at the noxt sitting, , '';.-• The " dnbrcakable Bank" is the confidence-inspiring title of an institution to be started at Ballarat. Notice is yvon by Mr John Drummond, Rabbit Inspector, that owners are desired to eointnoHoo a general poisoning of their properties on the 27th day of June (Monday next). The funeral of tho late Miss Jeans has beenpostponeduntilto-morroff(Tuosdsy) at 3p. m. to onnble cortain relations to be piesent. We bare pleasure in calling attention to the business announcement of Mr W. Wight Smith, house, land and estate agent, which appears in this issue. Mr Smith has secured offices in Townsend and Cowper'B building, Queen Street, Masterton, and is prepared to give special attention to all estate agency transactions, He also is able to afford exceptional facilities for the negotiation of loans on approved security, having tho oommand of considerable capital at low rates ot interest, and of money which c ■■■ be lent on easy and varied terms. In his advertisement, Mr Sofith specifies various houses and hotels placed in his bands for sale; also that he is agent for the Royal Insurance Company (Fire) and 'gpfor the United Insurance Company (ilarine),