SECOND EDITION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4170, 20 July 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

Mr P. Gill warns those who hare taken possession of his St. Bernard dog Monk that unless they reloase him at onco proceedings will be taken,

We regret to hear thai-. Mr B. P, Perry, ofMastorton, is seriously ill,

Captain Ohristenaen, of the cutter Alarm, reports that on Thursday while crossing the Bay of Plenty from White Island to Cape Runaway, he sailed through a lame quantity of sheaves of oats, timber, logs' -and other debris. When they wore fjrat mot with the vessel was two miles inside White Island,

Tho licensee of the Royal Tiger Hotel at Wellington has been fined £6 for Sunday tradinp,

Oh Saturday July, 23rd, the departure of the ordinary goods train leaving Mas. terton at 8 ».m, will bo delayed until 9 a,m„ arriving at Feathoraton at 10.16. A special carriage will be attached for passengers, to enable' Maiterton visitors to the Hunt Club's Steeplechase Mtotjug to travel by rail 11 they wish to.

Notice is given by tho Upper Taueru fioad Board of its intention to strike a generalrate of 3-Bths of a penny in the £ on all, rateable property in the Board's District.

■Application for a writ of certiorari has been made on behalf of the prohibitionists to quash the proceedings of the Waimate Lioensing Committee at its last annual meeting. It is stated that none of tho applicant for renewal of their licenses complied with the requirements of the law as to advertising and posting notices of their applications. The hearing of the case is set down for Ju)y 27,

According to alefter in a recent ispue of the Bush Advocate a miner travelling to Napier ft fortnight ago lost £240 by (he" confidence triok." The trtpkater is believed to be one of a gang of Sydney " matramen" who never do anything but watch boats and trains, .

A well-dressed young woman, name unknown, gave birth to a child on the doorstep of a boardinghouße kept by a woman named Redpnth, at Adelaide. She was on the way to the house of a nurse frppi wh,om sho had taken a room, but being ill, she went to A'odnath's for shelter, The woman Eedpath refused to take her in, whereupon the young mother asked her to brine; Mrs Kiaebe, the midwife whom she was going to, and who lived near, but Redpath declined to do so. The unfortunate woman picked up her infant from the ground, and wrapping it in her shawl, managed to struggje tp the House of the nurse, whore shops admitted. At first it was feared that neither would live,' but they are now on the road towards recovery.

Remember I Pur big sal? of Surplus Winter Drapery and Clothing, commencing on Friday, July Ist, at Te Aro Housef " Remember 1 If you want to' receive wonderful bargsinsyou should visit or send to the Big Sale at Te Aro Houße, Wellington.

Remember | There ere wonderful bargains in every department such 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; . Remember 1 Sale Price lists will on application be forwarded post free. Palo lasts 15 days only, if a visit is impossible, send your orders, enclosing Cash, so that you may share in the good things going at the Big Sale, Te Aw, Some, Wellington,-

v Captain ArMowlanda.of the Salvation Army-corps in Masterton, farewells to. morrow (Thuraday) night, Hisauccessors will also arrive to-morrotr. -■'Aspecial meeting of the Maaterton Hospital Trustees hm held . yesterday (Tuesday) aftornoon. Present—Messrs J. C. Boddmgton (Chairman), J, B, Keith, 0. S. W, Dalrymple, B. P. Ferry, and Rev. Father M'Konna. Therepoit and balance eheet, duly audited, were S resented and adopted. The Of Ir R. E. Hornblow waa aco/fSKfor printing the report in 1 book form