SECOND EDITION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4154, 2 July 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

Messrs Loots and lorns announce their next stock sale for Wednesday, July 13th. Entries aB advertised.

Mr D. Knight is gazetted a mombor of the Pahiatua Licensing Committee, vice Mr EL Futoher, resigned, Samuel Lyons, who was sentenced to four months imprisonment at Masterton on Ayril 22nd for larceny, has become a lunatic, and is now confined in the Wellington Lunatio Asylum. Mr 0. E. Cornwall, of the local etaff of the Bank of New Zealaud, is about to be transferred to Patea, and will be replaced in Masterton by Mr Jeffreys, of Woodville. Mr Cornwall is a cour. teous officer, and those who havo como into contact with him in banking business will regret his departure. He, too; leaves many personal friends.

There was a good attendance at the weekly session of tho Masterton MoH' Improvement Society last night, wnea the following musical programme was gono through:—Recitation, Mr Steel; Sung, Mr Ascall; b'ong, Mrs Muller; recitation, Mr Johnson, junr.; pianoforte selection, Miss Williama; reading, Mr tiaumber; violin selection, Mr Candy; recitation, Mr F. Vibeit; reading, Mr H. Owon; song, Mr Astall. Tho programme for next week will comprise short essays ( Dr Hosking informs us that coldß aro still very prevalent in Masterton, There is hardly a house which has not been attacked.

Mr Stone, of tbe Watpoua Nursery has received a larpe special consignment, of Bplendid fruit trees, ana thuse ro. quiring anything in this line should pay him an early visit bo as to obtain the first selection.

Three geese aro advertised as lost'by Mr J. Jacobs, of Master.

At tho Trinity (Jollego Musical Ex* animation, which is taking place to-day, twenty-one candidates have been en* tered at Masterton for tho various Bee tions. Of these, two are pupila of Miss Watson, entered for Junior HonoW; five of Misb Poaraon, for Junior P*; ; and fourteen of Mr A. von Koisenberg, for Intermediate Section, Junior Honours and Pass. Tho Chairman of the School Committee, Mr E, Feiat, has kindly undertaken tho duties of super* visor. .

The health of Sir William Fox has improved, and the doctors attending him consider that he is out oi danger. Mr Hogg is much concerned respecting the domes of the publishers of the Picturesque Atlas, and brought up the matter in the House yesterday. The Hon. Mr Oadman replied that as far as ho could ascertain no magistrates had made representations to the Government on the subject, and he did not therefore think the Government could interfere in the matter.

Tho Evening Post in a reckless effort to use an original , phrase, describes a now waltz as n "a foot inspiring composition," • Although the Post stands alone in its choice of expressivo description, we are with it as far as exs perience goes, for (here certainly have been times when we have felt Inclined to kick the musician, especially well, we won't say where; but we art mean, dear reader, anywhere in wie vicinity ol your particular hub of har« mony,

Remember I Our big sale of Surplus Winter Drapery and Clothing, commencing on Friday, July Ist, at Te Aro House. Remember I If you want to receivo wonderful bargains you should visitor send to tho Big Sale at Te Aro House, Welling' ton. .

Bemember! There are wonderful , bargains in every department suoh as will make a trip to our Big Sale remunerative, You will save far more than your expenses by visiting the Big Sale at -Te Aro House, Wellington; Eemembnr | Salo Price I jsts will on 'application be post free. : Palo lasts Id dayp only. If Yvisit is impossible, send your orders, enclosing Cash, so that yon uay share in the good things going at tl)9 Big Sale, Te Aro House, Wellington,

There was a largo concourse of people;! at . the openinsj of the Club Hotel at Martinborough last nitrht. The FeatherBton Band played a few tunes on tho : balo'ony during tho oyening, - "Walrarapa Hunt Club Steeplechase ; nominations close to-night at Feathereton, It is requested by the Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited, in a notiso to shareholders published in this issue, that coupons shall bo sont ,t in not later than 20th July, to enable their holders to participate in tho profits of the half-year and to facilitate the balance,'which will take place this month. Tho Company's share list cloßcd on 80th June, and the Directors are to be congratulated upon tho strength of tho support vouchsafed to them, as up to that • dato they had gained uo less than fivo hundred and sixteen shareholders, a Tory creditable and especially so as coming from residents in all parts of tho district,