PAHIATUA NOTES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4534, 27 September 1893, Page 2

PAHIATUA NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent.).: :M Saturday afternoon the oeromony of the iuduotion of the Bev. Mr : « Philips to the Presbyterian obarge of :'^ Pauiatua, tonk place in tiie Town" S; Hall, The officiating clergymen were th fl - c ■ ?fi Rev. Mr Patterson (Wellington)W. Mr Wood (Masterton) auyfl mats. In the owning a soiree gonoert took place in the Public Hall,': 'I Ivhioh was numerously attended I members of (foe congregratiou "and ; B their friends. Several excellent aV ■'f ■ dresses wero given and vocal and'ln-vjlß strumental muaio was discoursed ;i jH during the orening, Altogether/ a most profitable and enjoyable (/' was spencup till a late hour, -i present the church servicli is hold] the Towu Hall, but it iB proposed build a churcb, and a suitable sit] : .IH being looked for. ' \^^| Yesterday the fire bell rang an alarm of fire, when aovocal of tl^^H Brigade wero seen running with buckets in the direction of a chimney just off the ji'ain which happily was worse have boen of fwMr* m **^^M The fishing season is now in, some fine trout have been Been Mangatainoka, but I don't hear any large baskets havo been our local anglers. ■ -'■• A meeting of the Pahiatua Olnb was held in the Hotel lost night, A letter Defence Office wag read supply of Martini-Henry Bangitotd. drawn up were adopted und other business We had a taste of the gales all yesterday and th 9 [dust blowing about the streets until heavy showers during the night speedily converted it into mud again,. But it is bright again this mormV giving promifo of a fine day. It ief be hoped we shall have more' ger weather soon, as the pasture is if very backward state for this seaso the year. ' ", ■'. / >^^|