SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4194, 17 August 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

Notice of intention to strike rates is given by tho Wairarapa North County Council.

Tho monthly meeting of the Master, ton School Committee will bo held on Thursday evening next, Furthor additions are made to Mr F, H, Wood's next Taratahi stock sale.

Wo have to acknowledge the receipt from ltß publishers of a copy of Messrs Gordon and Gotch's Australasian Rows' paper Direotory, It is a woll.got-up volume, with a striking and yet thoroughly artistio and kßteful cover, The book'B contents givo evidence of most careful compilation and of tho exercise of much editorial disoriml. nation. It gives, in compact form, ovory information anyono and ovoryono can wish to acquire about advertising and newspapers, while in the alphabetical list of towns and in the miscellaneous information here and there throurMit it, the directory forms a useful gomfral guide in more than one respeot outside its intended scope. Wehayo to thank the editor for generous notioe as far as our own journal is concerned) and, in this connection, wo observe included among. Messrs Gordon and Gotch's clients newspapers of all kinds, from Tht London Times downwards,

Yosterday we accepted from Mr J, A, Thomas, who represents in these colonics the A, H. Motley Oompanyof lieidsville, Worth Carolina, U.S.A., some samples of the excellent tobaccos manufactured by this celebrated firm—"King of All,* ''Musket," and "Carbine," worn the brands he loft us. Wo tried " King of All," Hitherto we havo risen superior to the seductive Influences of tho fragrant weed, and if wo Bmokcd at all, welj, jt was but seldom and intermittently. We had yet to experience the delights of a really good tobacco, and in King of All we struck it. We won't launch out with extravagant eulogisms, but to those who think they are strong enough to resist temptation in its most subtle form and who are not afraid of becoming slaves of habit wo commend the A. H, Motley Company's tobaccos, and for profigpnee let them test" King of All." Afteifiat, well, we would, to save thoir pockets, recommend them to give up Btnoking—if they can, MrThomas, the Company's "■ representative, drew our attention to one feature of the brands of tobacco sold under the firm's name, and that a very important one. Tho leaf, besides being of the very finest quality grown, Is most oarefully matured, and is carried in stock several years to develop the exquisite flavour peculiar to it. This means cx> pense to the manufacturers, but it pays t'lem In the lons run; and above all it " ensures a good smoke," as MrThomas pertinently observes in his advertisement. All tobacconists stock these tobaccos, and they aro to bo purchased everywhere. Bo carolul, when you buy, whoro you buy what you buy and how you buy. -If you dp not watch these oardjnal points in thp science of buying, likely enough you will buy at the' wrong shop, buy what you don't want, and pay more than is at all necessary, Qf coarse it will be your own •» fault, no ono else is to blame; yourmis« fortune arises from your own (tenseness, and lack of caution and foresight in floundering into tho first hole in the wall you come across in your shopping rambles. There is only one way out of the djfeidiy; only one plan by which the tinet evils that are in your path can be avoided; and the thousand blesßings that arewaitinj?foryoucan be embraced,viz,, Buy everything at Hooper and Company Bon Marche, Make it a rule of your life and see that your family do so likewise, It is to your interest, just the same as it is to insure your life in a sound sooiety, or build your house on a seoure foundation, by poing thewbolo hog; in other words, by deter*, mining to buy everything at Hooper and Company's, Bon Marohe. Take ycur grocery bill on one hand, and your draper's on the tho other Give us your weekly, order for family stores; for tea, coffee +- butter/, and other eatables, and you wil save enough to buy your own olothes, with something to put in the pockets. Buy everything at Hooper and Company's, Bon Mawhe-Anvi

Messrs Lowos and lorns add to their Stock Sale lor 'Wednesday, August Mih twelve fat Bleors and one puro shorthorn bull, the pedigree of which will bo stated at the sale,

Tenders are intited for mail r-ervices in tho Wellington. Wairarapa district as por advertisement set forth in our business columns. Soaled tenders aro to be sent to tho Inspector otPost Offices, Circulation Branoh, G. P. 0„ Welling, ton, on or bofore Saturday, Mlh Septoinbor, 1892. Intending contractors Swould do well to noto. A Masterton newspaper runner was • delivering his papers at a house in Hall street yesterday when ho was attacked by a savage dog and sovorely bitton about the hinds, A youth of. apparently no moro than twelve summers gavo a number of violin selections in the main thoroughfare of Masterton this morning. His playing was really good. Charles H. Campbell, alias F. D. Lowe, wnsoharged on remand yestorday, at the Wellington Mnghtrate's Court, befere MrH.W. Robinson, R.M, with having obtained on July Bth, by menu of valueless cheques, irum Mr W. Littlojohn, jeweller, Lambton Quay, a dinniond riiitf, a jjold chain and a gold medal, value £1413s (id; on the samo date a pair of skatcß, and a treadle of a bicyole, value £B, from W. Christio, ironmonger, Lambton Quay; on July 7th, from A. R. V. Lowdder, the sums of £2 and 30s. Mr Skerrett appeared for the accused. A, Nieoll, assistant to Mr Littlejohn, Wilsun Littlejohn, W. Bell, draper, Masterton, S. ft, Rimbell, aooouutant at the Bank of New Zealand, LMasterton, Constable May, Detoctivo ■Campbell, A. 11. V. liowdder, and Wm. ■'Christie gavo evidence. Tho aociund, who reserved his defence, was committed for trial at the noxfc sessions of the Supreme Court on tho charges of passing valueless cheques to Messrs Littlejohn and Lowdder, the other charge being dismissed. Bail was allowed in prisoner's own recognisance m eaoh case of LIOU and a Burety of LI 00, Mr Ayeon, the curatorof the Masterton I'ish Ponds, liberated fiOOOLochLeven trout and 4050 American brook char fry and yearlings in the Hult river, at Belmont, yesterday. It is intended to liberate a very largo number of fry in tlio river this season in ordor to improvo the fishing. It has been decided to hold a Masonic Ball in Masterton on tho 7th of Beptem. ber. There is every prospect of the gathering being a most enjoyable one. Notice of intention to atriko a general rate on the rateable valuo of all rateable properly on tho Valuation 801 l is given by the Masterton Road Board.