SECOND EDITION

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4233, 3 October 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION

A man named Hugh Ferris, employed at Luke's Foundry, Wellington, had his leg badly broken on Saturday, by an emery wheel at whioh he was working breaking in two, ono of the piecos striking him, . A housekeepor is advertised for in our Wanted column. A Bazaar in oonneotion with the Masterton Catholio Ohuroh is contemplated. It will probably not take place before tho 17th March next. A very special line of Mann's Euroka axes is advertised by the Wairarapa Farmers' (!o-oporativo Association, Ltd, They uro slightly stained, and aro to be sold at astonishingly low priest, The Premier is much bettering able to ait up and reoeivo visitors yesterday, At the United Hunt Club's run at Miramur on Saturday, Mr Andrew Wylie, who was riding Pilot, had the misfortune to come down, breaking his collarbone in the fall, The attention of Bheep-ow ners is dirocted to the illustrated notification on our first page concerning Little's Sheep Dip, a preparation at once one of tho most successful and most bonoficial ever introduced into a flock-carrying country. Little's Dip combines in quito an exceptional degree, tho quality of being thoroughly effective in destroying parasites, while at the samo time it is wonderfully improving in its action on the wool. It is not only an absolutely safedip, but His highly grateful in its general influence as far as tho sheep is concerned, apart from its securing tho certain death of all paraSites. It is put up in two forms-the fluid (non-poisonous) and tho powder (poisonous)-full particulars of which aro given in the advertisement in this issue, The fact that it is used for no lees than 5,000,000 sbeeuin Now Zealand already, and that it is in universal use throughout tho world, bears eloquent and practical testimony to its efficacy and sterling merit, The Wellington district ngonts are:—Messrs Lovin k Co., Murray Boberts & Co., and the Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association ; and the chief Agents for New Zea« land are Messrs Blackburno & Co,, Christchurch.

The adjourned quarterly meeting of the Carterton Borough Licensing Committee was held on Saturday afternoon, all the members being present. It was decided to further adjourn the uieotinc for a fortnight to enable Miss Garden to complete arrangements for the disposal of tho Marquis of Normanby Hotel. A hundred yards sprinting match was decided in Queen-streot, on Saturday night,between two local "sports." Taking into consideration tho muddy state of the road and the new metal, together with the condition of the competitors, the time wan not at all bad, bang under five minutes.

Activity prevails all over the houso, tearing open oasts, ripping up parcels, slitting boxes, undoing packages, all day long, That is how the work of preparation is now going on at Hooper's BonMarche. Incomeqaence o! the advance of spring the fashion's sections are specially busy, Hugei stacks of dress materials are rising in the space apportioned to them, and in the show rooms pile of bonnet boxes, being the choicest millinery in the world, Boxes of feathers, flowers, parasols, and other fashionable, etc, etc, are gradually being absorbed into their comprehensive, and liberally assorting stooks. buoh an array of elegant millinery,' pretty bonnets and dainty hats, The show rooms are ablaze of beauty, exhibiting fashion's choicest productions, On every side are trophies of the mantleniaker's and costumier's arts, there should be no time lost, no moments wasted and Jhe business should bo tbat of buying as fast as possible, There are just acboice sprinkling of many lines, .s 0 those that are first in the field, will have jthe first plok,-Anvr,

Intimation is made in this issue that a grand Sacred Concert will be held in the \tasterton Theatre next Sunday evening by Mr R. D. Campbell, assisted' by the Masterton Orchestra and The Amazon Company. The concert is under the patronage of hit Worship the Mayor, and as a first-class programme of selections is to bo arranged, there will no doubt be a good attendance. The price of admission is one shilling, and tickets may ba ob* ' tamed at Mr li. T, Holmes,' A six-roomed house with every con- \s| venience, stable, and paddock, quite close to tlio centre ot Masterton, is advertised as to be lot by Mr W.W.Smith. Tho last football matoh of the season was played at Greytown on Saturdjy, by teams representing the Fire Brigade and the socond Bed Stars, Games have always been highly interestin« between these two teaim, aud Mr Hillier generously awarded a cup to the winner of Saturday's contest. What promised to bo an oxcellent game was utterly spoiled by tho torrents of rain that descended, and soon second spell had commenced, decided to postpone proceedings in favour of the elements. Tho Red Stars, although they did not got their picked team away, played with considerable dash and energy, and if the game had concluded, would no doubt have been the con» querors. The scoring in the first spell was five points for the Fire Brigade, made up by a penalty goal by Jaokson, and a try obtained by Humphrios.to the Stars two points, a' try gained by Hawke, It has been decidod not to play the match again, on ancount of the lateness of tho season, therefore the Fire Brigade were declared winners ofrfh.', the trophy. j ..jjfl^ Messrs Lowes and lorni add to their Masterton Stock sale, far .Wednesday, October sth, two hacks; tiventy-five fat owes, and eighty good ho/gets, • The Bov. Mr Paige gooi 61 Wellinaton this aftornoontoropresenlSt.Matthew'B, Masterton, at tho Diooesji Synod of the Ohurch of England wheh opens there to-morrow, J

Good werfcmanehip, hlnest material, and inudurato prices are ertain to meet with their reward, and rot only bind a man's old customers to mn, but by their recommendation scouromm many new onos. At kit this is what Mr D.Smith, the practical aid skilful bootmaker of Quoon StreeUMaaterton,. has found, for ho has had p remove from next to Lowes and Ipis' salo rooms,. into larger premises war the Theatre Royal to accommodat his increasing bUBinoBB. Mr Smith uarantees firstclass work in stylo, fit, inish and price s in fact bis only enen ea are the com cure men, and they Bojjho simply kill* their trade, for his ciuttnen never have sore feet. Still, that'sliot his fault,'nor would he help it if hj could, so either for now boots made i measure, or for vj' old boots needing repak Mr Smith is on 91 the spot every timl and there our ™ readers will find him+noxt door to Ri G. Williams'. Road lis advertisement in this issue, I Mr J. M. Glasaow,fiovornment Audit Inspector, is at preset in Masterton on ' an official visit

A meeting of ths Programme Com. mitteonf the Masteion A. and P.'ia. sneiation, was held >n Saturday afternoon in the Club Hotel. Present; Messrs F. Gray (ir the chair), Lowes, Buick, William Fori l , Walter Perry, J, fiessey, E. E. Chmberlain, and the Secretary (Mr 0. H.flayfer). Mr Lett's resolution, re asepnd prize for each class when threo «• more animals are exhibited, was gijm effect to by the meeting. The Seojttary. was instated to make arranßemmts with the Daily Times and other newspapers to advertise tho Bhow, It war resolved that the printing of tho projiammes boleft in the hands of iho Presipt an^rfHl'y, service Mr McUrefi^Hßßary delivered an discourse on HonjPaaions, upon the importincifof Christians mak. ' ing their charity bejjin at home, The Kev. J." G. Chapman, of Wellington, con. ducted tho eveniis service, and preached a most eloquerJ sermon 'keeping his audience spell-bjimd throughout. Tho choir at both solvicos rendered anthems appropriate to tlk occasion, but the collections Buffersdlhrongh the inolemency of tho weatlur. Howover, those who feel disposed can exorcise their liberality at the meeting to be held to-morrow (Tuesday) evonjne,, at which the Revs. J. fl. Chapmamjid J. Mob, willdoliver addresses, I •