FEATHERSTON NOTES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4695, 14 April 1894, Page 3

FEATHERSTON NOTES.

(From Our Ostii Correspondent,) During yesterday and last nigbt we have experienced very rough weather here, the gravel being blown all over ? tbo place, making it'mosf'pntipmfortible for pedestrians. In consequence of the heavy wind ( prevailing all yesterday, none of the trains left up to time, a couple being as m'ich as quarter of a hour late, Last night tho Rev, J. Gibson, of Greytown, gavo a very interesting rpsgic entertainment in St. George's , Hall in connection with the Band of Hope, His piciures of the various stages o! " the drunk " were greatly , appreciated by his audience, which was a very good tine, considering the iough night 'that it was; At the <!los& of tjie hearty vote of thank was passed to the v. man for his kindness jn coming ' through all the wind tq give the j tertainnieDt, 1 During the Band of Hope meeting | night, some larrikin out side be- ' flame so noisy and uaed such bad | ' language, that tho constable was sent J for, and took the delinquent's name, j and he iB to be brought before t|ie ' ' S.M. on gurgoastable being ! I determined to -put doffn 'all liirrikiri ■ elements, • ■ 1 , ' Great interest is being taken in the 1 football match between the Hard 1 9 Cases of Greytown and the Feather- ; stonioils, 'which is td come oflf 'this ? afternoo'i],'