LOCAL AND GENERAL

Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 March 1894, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Monday new Winjj Easter Monday there will h& ao publication of the WAiHAtupA Dajct Times,

the tent means '>f rWiifi'g thst eity ©f dkorJetly huuee*. the Msurote brwttijht lltj from Hydtttqr i<i Wellington an Wt>tJn§*(Jay hust. fljwaiti! k'sMliif nej-vievft will b# e«J' dmind t>"inort"»w at the Moft'eaott

. Cf.'imUliiti SfsyWt H arts* tea yetttee* day linifistna *•» fwth tat Sjiltttsy, l« Itrliiij bae& ty: lbs tfelany iit aeerj* AstteseS uf tresis Mktstjl MssMiofi.

We that affwigefctHite sirs »it>'# b»ii*i ttfei* % Ms- lisiailsttaj titt tuaiiiißar WtteYM&rtiiaCteiiß^iuy, to. i#4§e t&s 'FdSafea |tg#*t Set 6 tei-ui, vlih a view i@ tiri&ifosS all iks BTssiaijle thtmlrisai o««iga!i»eai in Mt&heclttei ahi jo-upe-elsa Use Miilk during Use

Mr ks*rsl«f (jsiauoj tutd &fr.Oray (sos net) bate ¥eea tt> siipply tit* uauaia fcttitt JRed Star tioeiaJ oh T&arft>

IHr F, H. Weod will huh! m imiwrtfttiti salt) bi da: y atwik at Gilgoilr, OUd etoue, vn Thursday* April stSi, by the jiiatru'jtiftila ot Mr B. MeYleir, who Ifi Isaybg ilie d&kkt, Messrs Lowes and lotti* annouuce their Meetertoß Stools Bale for Wtdnea day t April 4th, at 1 u'etosk. A son of Mr Jobs ft'ellUigtetti hud ilk hand eetrerety injtsreif whila hymning a young hone yestoday. Ho was leading tbesniuisl thrutigh s, gate, whea sfc jammed hie hand sgisn&t a pout, tearing a large portion of the II ah sway. A l§i-ge number of people visited tbe Park yesterday to witness the cricket niaidies.

Many Huti-rtoniuw wan£ down to tlio Tauhiirenittau raoea to day, A W#e attendance ia anticipated.

It ia reported that Mr W. B. Buick'a horasa were "hooaased '* at Palmerrtou Hurth just before the rsou.

Tho sum of £IOOO was recently offered for tho ex-hack Rangipubi.

It is stated thai S3 per cent of tlia populaiiofl of Snglaod have their lives iiiatirsd.

Tim United JiuoS OluV Stoepliobesa Meeting takes place &i ifot Satt oa May 6tb.

Mr M. Vambstn. who has bssn oonduoting ihii Kutiva Band st W&ipawa during ih« |>ast few-montha, hes ueoi<lsd to return to Grey town, and an efiprfc will be tu&d*) t(i wnuiwitaty ilia iau*loiann of timt town,

A " ssvsd " slriiifr bae ju»t /erwsided thy N.y.W, raiiwuy siutHor[?i«ji* £2. with b irtfeai- saying tbst It wsa & far« lie negleoied to pay b«for« befßg sa»sd.

T!iGOoffiCHtU)oof liiii Masj«etoii A. and P. AMocmticii meet at tbe 01ub iiotei at 11U0 this afternoon. Mrjauiwi Wiok@tm liastha lunohson bwtlia »t the r»ce«.

Acoording no the Obmmr tmrn young meii frem Muster ton u<ilt>s to and from the Ft'ft'iioriiUni »potU>, amused them< selves by making grossly psnor.il rmnarke tu jorsons s(6n<3lu« tm tbe vurious platlurma en route,

Froge are being bred bys Olereville rijßidaitt,

'l'he WulliuyUm I'tm oomtaente ntroii(iiy on the suet that egveral eleaCore t*ho voted at the xetiercl eleettou were airuck off the rolU, and debarred ffoio votinie el the lieeiieiisg eleetit>Q, v

Some amateur cowboys drove through to Masterfcon on Tuesday and amused themaeJvoa en r>mU by hwsoumg passing piMaaaeew, , she Wwww hears that one equestrian was naught in the toils, and suffered til nasty spill. The sawmill* now working at Hawera Forty mite bimh hare caused a considerable increase to the population of that district. 4 butchers shop has been added to the number of business pieces and a aeoood store is being erected for IMr FaxreJly. A Company ia about to be formed to erect a Fublio Hall.

: The following excellent programme will be Riven at the Catholic social on Easter Monday evening :—Overture, Orchestra ; Bonn, Mr Hicholls ; Sons, Miss E. Gallagher, " Remember Me No More " ; Trombone Solo,. Mr T. Gray, " Death of Nelson " ; Song, Mrs Butemen, " Maid of Athens " ; Song, Mr J. CiiißiDS, " Jiloiia " ; Song, Mim Pender. "Kiliarney"; Musical Qoarterte,MeßSrs Gray (2), Meol and Mimfie, Soldier's Tale " j'Song, M>w Gallagher, *' The Biter Bit"; Violin Solo, Mr Qinderg. The cricket match on the MWerton Oval yesterday was a chapter of accidents'. MrW. Wißht Smith got a nasty blow from a fast ball just below the knee, and retired' hurt. £. Owen was carried off the field, and Hansen, of Sfasterton, received a knock which has incapacitated him. All the injared parties are going on asfisfactorily.

Not a little excitement was caused by tbe appearance of a tfaetion engine et Eketahuna on Saturday. The engine w»s being used to haul a heavy portable one from MrCadwaU»der»' mill at Matsrawa to a «ectton at the back of Parkrille, where be ia : now erectiog a aswroill. Feara were entertained by some cf the local residents that tfaa weight of the two engines wonld be too much for the long span of the bridge over ttte Makakafti between Bketabuna and farkvilie, but these were qukklj dispelled when the load was taken over which caused only a slight vibration- The Eopuaranga bridge now under repairs, 'caused the engines to go by the Sorth dross road, which is both steep Wild heavy, and taxed the hauling power of the traction endue. The sawmill now being erected in the Forty-Mile Bush, between Eketahuna and Hawera, by Mr BaOlk, of Greytown will be one of the most complete of its kind is the district »nd will consist of vertical break down - travelling and breast beeches, together with planing and moulding machines capable of taming out a large quan&ty of timber a day. The latest ccratzivaaess tos: labour saving will be applied to the plant which will be diiven by an of 25 horseThe bßsh over which Mr Baillie has the right So cut .consists of 1000 aeres and will give many ysasrs work for a i*rg* staff of work»6C. We coagratuiate Mx Hiohokon on the Bieas ae has takes to establish a trotting club for the di»£rioi (says the Woodyilie Bxamiaer). Sheiostitaticn will be one of great utility, and will result in the keediitg of a oka* of horses fo? which there wml always be a large dawaad, sod whiehiaoueof the i&wt useful varieties ihaieia hsbffld, Wahope to see the cosassitUe trese with liberal support hs theit canvass and that a numerous meitiS>e»' issil will be the reeait, Sail partieuhuK appear in another colnam cf the Haxailtot a<& Edwards VandevSfe Spsdaliter Coms&ny whieh appears toai&zi at the Xfea&s aoyal,Ha««ptton. Ths WslrMssa Moi*& Oeunty Oouncil aivsa aoilee <A asisaiiioa to raiss a loan, lot i&at*bmt<sia t on Saunoer'sfioad. "Wa twa isras4ii) p 'tbattb< ioJJowiag iaws of B£««i«ißsdcJsO»., Mfc«M&wt«Hag OUmshU, • mt. &* «S4siae# ai f&e 'WJf.O.A.'a Fancy j— Km Hewuiai Wiiiaa \WkM,ss'i&'ln Mi .*ffiS«atp6i«ffll foe steaeisg M4sr sSwt ism »-pias i sg bass j»d Bosk's 'Wsiemswf pisra la, will rsslstbstsr m& water mi iswgk Mn* tdetf r 4ag&saE, eta. etc Osaj%fono ias|SajpsVjEsi>£ tMafcotesfc Hu|> IlsSc*^ gs|» Si, |* bsM&ilk tma Ist teethiwbs, wi Sajutfcew n« tea «r gsajp i]& skfa ■Sfea bm* aaaiu s»»B*««te&, twjmsvaf » iiexiaatieft?«sra la fMj%«Ssai»| w&aae &» tes& erMvt ««i tor e*cß*.»tJttla j*k»l%sys :

tees pelfuiisui. It* enKtlva *2 a temporary lit* 1 ;* wiUqsins auus the dfciSililL* titter vrb&i& ftisoi an 3 Matruturntal Mifjnfwre Hvw &>»- tuerl; 'abodted to maka t>Ssiwa»ak«& iwiNl effectively ; wiiiki tlie -waiJs Jsa#« fce«a tastef ill/ doi!urat«S sitliaeabiasttoai a£ national flagH, ami (jtuseisi aa aasssi'ilj' attractive n|:iposra»eu. The Rev,!j. J. Qibwa «IU pmtsk !» the Wouloyati Church 4a»aiesrsw emueg. Bubjeat: "I'iia Fatasttt of ta* Thap."

The uSiciiit raiuttsii for the WawaMp* !ioenßiui( eltivtloa affeu io actstke* 1 ooluiud. | The Deputy Officii Aaugiwa, Me W. B. Ou'iinclhi iies deekr@d a dividers a? 3s in the £ eg a Seefc fro® ike bankrupt estate of Mr £?. l. Satasek. Mr Edward Jfoiie* w3wj Ufe M»eteft«B oti Wudaosdjy svfliibg for Kketehasa with his traction eagies togedwi? with a fourteen home-poses.' portaMe »&gmß weighing eit>ht tens, was <wtds>aSled to make a dotuur by tfeo Saii(jittiia«te sad North Cross! made., ommt to fcka K'Jpuoramja bridija baisg sage? sapaif, w the first limn Slukt ao e&gtitg but feeaa token over tlutss ifo*ds whteb are in a very bad condition. Mtotmxm&Mtmhy the engine tva» setely tougbt to Parkviilo, at about atwea o'clock oa Tirarfu day, A start was isstk loss* tha irtum journey at ejx in tht evtmisg, Mid waveiling all nighS MaMerton was wwhsd early <m Friday llto kidgsa are rapoirted to be sit k good atdm md m average of tliriw rails* srs h*i«r »»* made, Mr Jo-iesi »tser@d tbs sitffhss, Mr Jutin W. Bartuo foalng is otorg®,

Mr 0. PragndS, draper of Masterfoß timkes a nice display in Ms window oi m win Mil' goods, Wo tiudofststid thai Mr 0, 1, SJstil*! projioaos (-reeling two jiaadtoitte brisk sh&jw ftdJoimiltiH hts own store In Street, 'J'lio buttdlnjis wre to be proceed with iihortly, According to the Oerk GonntltMttVH Elver Pluto mutton bsluj; '.'not only inferior bit cliuaixtf than that whloh rs&oh<K tbm oouotrles from Kew Zmlsmd m& Australia Id Imputed upon tb« oansumJßg nubile as Now /salami or Australian mutton white Urn mn«r In In tyra mads to do duty at Mull &nd Drltltth mutton."

A notrtmnoaimb writteg to the Plymouth Mercury strongly urges pstfuoas tlilukisg of (imiMutliiH to gotoK«w %&t.im&—m& not to Vic tor Id, Ho sppelidly laalattsss th# proposal that the Oovetnuiaut ehouUl tod money to tanners an among the aiivantey J dU offeroc! 0/ Now Zealand. A writ for alleged slanderhas bstin served upon Captaia HaywanL o2 the B.M.S. Msrlpous, at t'-iwlulu, at the Instance of a former p&B«ng#r named Haipii boater. Champion Jim ftorbott has bean engaged by a Miisuachiisaii baseball club to play for 10 weeks at * ttatary of £BO9 a week.

William I Adtor Chsnler the American explorer although deserted by wo*t ot bis porters in Africa la reported Bale aad in no danger, 1,, A scheme ii on loot lor starting a "colony" in; West Australia by the Midland Hailway Company. One in the neighbourhood of Coolgardis would go off splendidly. The Great Healing Sale lasting for 20 days, protnises to be s gigantic aaooess The whole j stock hi to be offered at genuine reduced prices, many of the lines will be marked at less fh&u English cost at Ta Abo Hoose Wellington. Dating the Great Sale, ladies Aprons will be sold st 4f, 4 Button Kid Gloves all new fresh goods at Is lid per pair, White ondCream Laces at 9d per doz, Ladies Linen Collars new shapes at 3d each, Boys Bailor Collars at 3d each, sold everywhere at 6d, atTa Abo House Wellington. It will piy'cowtry customers to take a < ran down to the Great Realising Sale. They will save all the expenses and be money in pocket by buying ui they want while good are bo cheap.- Orders from the Counter will be carefully selected and seat carriage paid from the Great 'Bealising Sale at Tz Abo Hodsx.—Awra>.