SECOND EDITION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4156, 6 July 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

A waxwork exhibition will be opened to-morrow night in Maßterton. Special train arrangements to most the convenience of those wishing to attend the Wellington Eacing Club's Annual Steeplechase Meeting at the Hutt Park on Saturday, July 9th, are advertised in another column.

The preliminary entries for Mr F. Wood's stock sale at Taratahi yaids Thursday, 14th July, appear in the ad« Vflrtising columns of to-day's issue. ><. Mr W. 0. Buchanan, M.H.K, returned to Auckland from Sydney yesterday.. He leaves for Wellington to-morrow, Two thoroughly experienced.rabbiters, with dogs and gun, are applying for a situation through our columns, We remind our readers of the final address of Dr Lucas In the Temperance Hall, Mastorton, to-morrow night, on the "Eight to Prohibit and the Eesult of Prohibition." The opinion of an in. telligeut maawho has seen for himself the good results of Prohibition, should be well worth hearing. There will bo no charge for admission, but a collection will be made,

Mr F. H. Wood will hold an ontlrely unreserved sale of general merchandise on Saturday, July 10th, at hisQreytown auction rooms:

Mr Lawry's Compensation to Licensed Victuallers Bill proposes that additional fees shall bo paid by licensees mid loßsors in rejpect of licenses into a separate account, called the" Compensation Fund Account," which latter shall be supplemented hy the local body to tho exlM of one half. Tho local body invest, ths fund,and shall pay out of it compensation ti publicaiiß whose licenses for various reasons shall be refused, and all persons affected by the refusal of the license shall also be entitled to receive compensation from the fund. Claims for compensation will he heard hy the Resident Magistrate, whose dcoision shall be final.

A representative of tho cloth met with (in unpleasant experience whilst proceeding from Masterton to Wangaehu on Sunday last. His horse—noblo steed as he was—took a notion into his head that ho had gone tar enough when ho had reachod half way and obstinately refused to move another step. Coaxing was at first indulged in, but that proving of no avail the' fkgellator' was applied. Tho result was that the animal gave a sudden bound, and into a wire fenro he went, buggy, and parson and all. The vehiole was considerably smashed about, but the occuriut escaped unhurt. Tho fortnightly meeting of tho Stone, hengo Lodge of Druids was hold in the Foresters' Hall, Masterton, last (Tues« day) evening. There was a good atton» danco of member!. The District President (Bro Snadden) presided, and iifj/f installed the officers for the ensuing term. A very able and lengthy address was also given by the District President upon the general working of tho Ordor. One new member was proposed, and the meeting closed with harmony at 10,30 p,m,

Mr F. H. Wood will soil by publio auction on Saturday, July 16th, a vnlu. able freehold property consisting of half an aero of freehold land having a frontngo to Main-street and East-street, Greytown, and on which is standing the shop and residence now in tho occupa* tion of Mr Ticehurst. The property altogether is a most desirable one and conveniently Bituated, The sale will bo an entirely unreserved one and will be hold at two o'clock.

How is it! A«k anyono In tho crowd, Ask your next door neighbour. Ask tho man who collects tickets on the railway, Ask tho people who dwell in Eketahuna, Mauriccvillo, Tcnui, Carterton, Greytown, or anywhere else. Communicate with tho people living in any part of tin country. Ask them all why they shop atL. J. HOOPER k COMPANY'S, and they will tell you "becauscit suits them.' And why docs it suit them? Bceaiuo they got more and better in exchango for their mono; at the Bon Marchd than anywhere else, mA bccaußo tho conveniences of the place arorjlh us no other establishment can afford, Ir ( z are tho bare outlines of the reasoning tuat brings the people in shook to tbis wonderful place of business, Visit tho various departmoots in which tho lordly creature man finds all ho wants, and woman—lovely womanloves to linger and lookatthe fashion section, Hero are the Boulevards of Paris and the shops of Regent and Oxford Btreots, London, rolled into one. Here under your oyo aro the fashions arranged, classified, and ready for immedioto uso and wear. Turn into the grocery and proviaion sections, These are of interest to overy man jack in tho community, To describe tbo advantages of buying from Hooper would fill abook, Whether you want blankets or bonnets, tea or sugar, whether you're a chilly mortal or a hot member, a protectionist, a frtetradcr, a socialist, a cilithumpinn, a positivU, a nono such, or a rabbit catcher, you will find no better outlet for tho money you have to spend than at Hooper and Company's Bon Marchc, Master-on.-Advt,