SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4218, 14 September 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

Judgment was given in the Masterton R.M. Court tbia aftornoon at 2,15 in the piano caso, Pownall v, Corbott, for tho plaintiff. Mr Pownall declined to accept costs,

Tho death is announced of Mr John Buchanan. aged aovonty three, formerly member for Napier, and an old Hawke's Bay Bettlor. He was Speaker of the Provincial Council.

Mr I, Pike, of Gladstone, notifies that the purebred Clydesdale colt " Tom Kin? " will stand at tho owner's farm, Gladstone, thiß season. Early application should be made for his services, sb a strict limit has been fixed, Mr J. Blatchford, who is advertising a propoi ty at Upper Plain for sale, is willing to oichango tho same for bush land. Applications are iuvited by (he Wellington Meat Export Company, Ltd., for tho post of inanagor at tho Kgahauranga Slaughtering Works, The freehold land and dwelling house situated in Dixon Streot, Masterton, and now in the occupation of Mr E, B, Hare, is advertised for sale by tho Wellington Trust, Loan, and Investment Company, Limited.

Wo are glad to notice Mr H, Owen, manager lor Messrs 0. Smith & Co., about again, alter hia recent slight indisposition.

Mr G. 8, W. Dalryraple yesterday set a good example by giving a bedstead and mattress towards furnishing the new ward in the Mastorton Hospital. It was remarked at Ihe meeting of the Trustees, that in other similar casea in the Colony the name of the giver had been associated

with the object contributed, and that the beds boro an inscription; thus the bed now generously provided by Mr Dalrymplo could be called ". The Dalryinple Bed." Possibly MrDalrymplo's goodnatured action may bo copied by others alike charitably inclined. He careful, when you huy, where you buy what you buy and how you buy. -11 you do not watch theso cardinal points in tho science of buying, likely enough you will buy at the wrong shop, but what you don't want, and pay more than is at necessary, Of coarse it will be your own fault, no ono else is to blame j your misortune arises from your own denscnesa nd lack of caution and foresight in floundering into tho first hole in the wall you como across in your|Bhoppuig rambles, There is only one way out of the difficulty. only one plan by which the thousand distinct evils that are iu your path can bo avoided! and tho thousand blessings that are waiting for you can be embraced, viz,, Buy everything at Ho:pcr and Company BonMarche, Make it a rule of your life and see that your family do so likewise. It is to your interest, just tho same as it is to insure your life in a sound society, or build your house on a secure foundation, by poing the whole heg; in other words, by deter, mining to buy everything at Hooper and Company's, Bon Marche. -Tako- your grocery bill on ouohaud, and your draper's on tho the 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'Sj Bon Matohe-Am

. The ™? ot „ E \Mwni«tobe brought before Parliament.

With the fishing season now commencing, we might augeeat to onr anglers that they should institute tome fishing competitions, carried out on the lines of those held in other parts of the Colony. It no other object was achieved guaranteed records would be obtained, and the purveyors of "fishermen's yarns," who are always so brisk in Masterton, would be at loast kept within aomo conoeivable limit. The custom, we beliove, is to allot to each competitor, a cortain Btretch of river bank, and tflfit all who are ongaged in the trial, fish For allied number of houra undor proper supervision, weigbing-up taking place at the finish, and prizes being awarded in accordauce with the roault obtained.

Messrs 0. Smith and Co are now opening up their spring and summor goods at their Mastetton establishment for the 1892-93 Beason. Further particulars will be published in a few days, Yesterday in the House of Represen* tativos, the third reading of the Land Bill was carried on the voices, and the Bill was finally passed on a division called for by Mr A, W, Hoeg by 21 to 4.

Messrs Lowes and lorns add tojA Kkotohuna atock sale on 28th September, twenty forward cb„e, three dairy eowa, 160 firatclus hoggote, and 100 fitst-claBS hoggets. Tho fishing season for the Wollingt Provincial district opens to-morrow (Thursday), and as far as Masterton a least is concerned, anglers will be busy with rod and line from a very early hour— indoed daylight will find tho rivor bank well lined for a considerable length, it may be surmised, fehe Waipoua Stream will, for tho (com. inencement of the season, be the favouriteresott. Later possibly angler may have to go further afield. Severa patties from Wellington leave by this afternoon's train on sport intent. Some of tho fishermen are going as far sb the Wainuiomata stream, while others will atopattheflutt river. The latter will no doubt be thoroughly well tested during the day by vory many udopts.