SECOND EDITION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4162, 12 July 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

Wo loam from Mr Goburne, stationmaster, that nearly an inch of rain has fallen in Masterton during the past two days, Fifty men were found employment last week by' tho Wellington Industrial Bureau.

Our readers are reminded of Messw Lowes and lorns' usual fortnightly stock sale to-morrow (Wednesday), the entries for which comprise 620 good breeding ewes in lamb, 30 fat ewes, 100 forward wethors, 13 good dairy cows, draught nurses, Shetland ponies, buggy mares, hacks, eto., etc. The United Hunt Steeplechase Moetmgtobo held on tho Butt Park Racecourse on Saturday next, July 16th, should attracted a large number of 'sports' from the Wairarapa as the,programme of seven events is an attractive One, and the entries are even larger than anticipated. Under the able diroction of Mr D. H. Mackinnon, the secretary, everything has been arranged to make the meeting a really enjoyable one, and given fine weather we may safely predict.a laree attendance and an excellent day's sport,

We have pleasure in drawingattention to the special and important sale to be held in Messrs Laery and Go's Willis Street Auction Booms, Wellington, at two o'clock on Saturday noit. Beaidos a very fine shipmeut of Australian furs, embracing anions other lines Kangaroo, Wallaby and Opoßsum rugs, there is to be on the same occasion a number of first-class musical instruments, including six excellent pianos by the renowned Strohmenger and Sons; also a Cornish wean, a Bridgeport organ, a solid oak side-board, .a cadar book case, etc. Messrs Laery and Co. nill in addition dispose of at this sale the patent rights for New Zealand of Ford's Eutaka Filter. How is it? Ask anyone in the crowd, Ask your neitdoor neighbour, Ask tho man who collects tickets on the railway. Ack tho de who dwell in Eketahuna, Mauricevillo, i, Carterton, Greytown, or anywhere else. Communicate with tho people living in any part of the country, Ask them all why they Bhop atL. J. HOOPKR& COMPANY'S, and they will tell you "Because it' suits them. 1 And why does it suit them ? Becatt3o they get more and better in exchange for their money at the Bon Marchis than anywhere else, and because the conveniences of the place aro such as no other establishment can afford These are tho bate outlines of the reasoning that brings the people in shoals to this wChdCfful place of business. Visit the various departmeats In which the lordly creature man finds all he wants, and woman-lovely womanloves to linger and look at the fashion section, Hero are the Boulevards of Paris and the shops of Regent andOrford streets, London, rolled intoone. Here under your eye are the fashions arranged, classified, and ready for immediate use and wear. Torn into the grocery and provision sections, These are of interest to evciy man jack in the community. To describe the advantages of buying from Hooper would fill a book. Whether you want blankets or bonnets, tea or sugar, whether you're a chilly mortal or a hot member, a protectionist; a freetrader, a socialist, a cilitbumpian, a positivibt, a none such, ora rabbit catoher, you will Bnd no better outlet for the money, you have to spend than at Hooper and OompanyVSon Jfarohbt Master-tou-WTt

At a large public meeting in Welling, ton lost night the following resolution was carried by acclamation:—"That this meeting strongly disapproves of the proposal to compensate publicans, wtioso licenses may be refused renewal, out of the local or general rovenue, and trusts such a proposal will not be entertained by the New Zealand G ovornment." The following is the programme to be submitted at to-night's concert in Sti Matthew's Ohuroh:—Songs, Mrs Leekft and Messrs Nioholls, Handyside and Clifford ; Beleotion, Clifford's String Hand; humorous views and recitation's. Mr Eawnßley,