FEATHERSTON NOTES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4719, 15 May 1894, Page 2

FEATHERSTON NOTES.

(By Our Own Correspondent), Monday, _ The Featherston-Tauherenikau road is ill a disgraceful state at present, there being suoli a number of loose stones about on the road which makes it quite dangerous for those riding or driving, On Saturday a gentleman driving down frcm Grey town had his hone lamed and had to walk the animal all the way back,

Before starting his sermon last Sunday at St, John's, the Bev. Mr Grace to the anonymous correspondence which had taken place in the Standard in reference to his remarks to the congregation and choir ft the Bingicg. He saw they were meant in a kindly manner, and if he had spoken rather bluntly he would aak them to remember he had been a school master for the past six years, and that school masters were not apt to go in any round about manner about their words, He said he was glad to hear from the choimaster that the writer neither belonged to the choir or the congrega» tion. He also remarked that great praiso was due to the choir for the time tliey devoted to their duijj| but he thought that if anyoneH anything to Bay tbey ought to him directly, There was an anything could be written clergyman, and he was not but he was not going to letj^^PW our Blaster will be lie has