LOCAL AND GENERAL

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4750, 18 June 1894, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A imtn named John Dudloy Ims been idmillrd vo :ho Masteiton Hospital suffmnj \; r ;\ a broken leg, which he piloses to km Avough a man kickiug l»m dm :»;{:■.dispute.

It H tJuvJ Lfjo call jundo by tlie Noff ZeaL:d ; !Lo,'.n and McrcaaiPo Agency CoispKy]^droned £160,000 out of And.'-ad. It is um'i.scc id th»t several ladies <o. trad follon >3 at the hunt at Clavcv.i'lc text Thai*-., y.

_ Tip iioxt '.oelid oveninj" in connection Vi\ h'i Ci.'iotion Pi'csovtttt C-'nivciiw I ' l . beheld on Tlnrafoy, 21st

T'io N.'p'.'..' Po"'co St'pi.'oti basbceu cowW>C( : . iiitda row bu'ldty; is to bo c eff'rd,

David W.-Wam Cox- is iho name of the yoi)'i'( man who wjs killed by a fi>" of a,'.i'yc!,?n apHf tMav{iuty>tOMli. ja : \ 'fi'kky, '

The second' trial oli Mvs McCplloiw, clipped at AucV!ind wiih prpttis ! uj palmistry, hkes pure io-day. Iu Iho ii si ir'al the j\uy d'sayecd. A poll on apropos.'! to wise a loon foi' drainage works at Palmei'ston Novili W3S resulted ia ilto p oposul being vq.

Sovornl.o!;heoOicei'sof the Tnla/ havorcnwhicdbohhd at LyttcUon io of h,m% w Ihoiv potsession poods on which duly had not heonpfld, . Severn! disappointed "trorellers" had to pass sj'd'v by yi'Mti a d ink yciorday, iho Mnsie.'.iou B.oicJs siiiikimt closely to their coinpnct.

T)!PS'flfPB!! l H!!S s iPt|fc« l fjiU' i -i i pS3p(!C((IHg. .' ' ' The number of uiioimnoycij at Wei;l;iision st'llgrows 'argcr."

Hjuvkiua mid Quditillo lusovl oirtihw for I belt' Dojjt Ekolnlmon stock sale (o he hold on Filday Juno 22ud, Tiio Hc-vld sidles IhatMvEaf.', cloujli. of Mi'stchro, Ims been i wiperariU'appoinlp.loi'erspei'foi'tlioPi.liiniua Coi'nty Council. Mr Itonald (ken has been appomied apupiUe.elieratibeToiniiSeiioal, M,'D,S;)ocdy o? Plnj Gvoa'fc,'was mpriicd last Wodijpvdey toMlssWyml. g.>to, of Tcnv», tbo Kov. J, C, Mw official'uj.

..Kelson is to In vo imher ovenhv prpen Mr E, O'Hara Cnaim will fill .the editorial caair.

It is believed tkt Lord Rusvel (beLlOi* knoivii as Sir Ckvlos lln-.'A) will sm» pppij'liplajeliqn] Pqjcijfjjq n.s, Ifoul ('hloil'[Jiißtlco,' ' '

Macrpo. p New South Wales athlete now on a vi-it t'i America, ran half a ni'lc in Noff York ia lnu'u 6!) sec.

Tlie n>o ion Jo? the second rc,«'inj of : the Deceased 'Wife's Sifter Bill lias ben MgiTivcdiu iho Fou-e ofLoi'ds by 129 io 120,

A socii'i i i :on i !oc'io!ii\i;UlioEl:e'a. hii|W' Aufitrn ClvvcV iakci place next TliCT'.i, !

• h -mj'q i}'\) b:.s p/icpwd. on the apU Wi'y i : n-!; n 'M: uj'. m, hoe! anil iho triin f pm I'-j;, ''mia w,'s -nnn-j(c io p?)\ll'(:. on'iis n|o.'i'ing. '

0p!|1 t-?!l , ': r !is:::, : >| jn on nioro'->g<! ly. mdiiti snwq coa.'iuucCl "r'!' ! s Ts'i'-ti-.

The Gfs 'ad Kh'.'.y Commiiine of iho Mnslcb-d Bo.'oi'jli Coiinci! meet |''s crcyinj.

Mas'oi'on %nool Commiiice meet ai pOihis evci>'oi[.

M,' to p refo c>ir.cto!"y.''.er: i icohe has against n cori'i'u 1 ••', K:'i bill. Wo■ can sjiiiip:>lVso«i"!i •'» ut't wo cannot help n !m.

Woodvi'.to lis; a. wc]|. : pilsnded aucj '

Aneofy.Lisboitist made !p faroi a'\ Assoeipl.ionPootljall (Jlub otWoodvi'le. Meslc'.ion rcspmblod a deserted villajp ycslerday, nwp lip wjisliin j pise. J)pb|o| Sunday all ijip nbopii wpro doHi and, m tlio face of tho vrpa'dio*, iiobody ven'ured out of doors, j- Tho Vloioflf.n Biflc Aniodat'on lias approved a propose! to send a team of eleppa men 'o tlio Bisley meeting next ycer.

Mr Justice "SYillJoms has dircctcdMr Stewart, tboOlßcialltcitivci'-to iusiituto civil proceeding againsttheoid Directors of the Lora and McrcantiloCompcny to recover Ibo amount of. the dividends pa ; d out of capital.

Tliaf p3i'cs?,re institution, the Mutual life Ainociafimi 9f Australasia offers iho safest investment, and intend: ;,ng insurers would do well before closing with any oihersociety'b apply'to Mr G; ljti 'Asi'alh 'the rcs&nt agent in Mpfe t,0j0,'6: ji.o Mjr |, f, D'Arpy, the special ojcnl. ' ' '". ••■• '1

Waiigatuii is ngt famous for the upher of opulent people who dwell Jhprcj b«t if i(j-pr sjjould 'fQjits qpiijilypf F/jjoflycj? pf pjgy m plo. In a WnPgnj!lH PPPfjUPPPFOT ys pbseryp an adybi'i|semcnt jnjeifjq'ljjr a lioblpmaHiP nnistbe (i liohleman^tQ which ho puts his numo lufii'b-Phoinas Estcouu Tbeobnld ft—. This paUlmii ler nobleman is also a chimney swoop,

Tho Pahielua Jtfe aid states' that on Fiidny lest two infonnttions wcro laid a jninst Alexander Block, formerly propiietoTot the PoMatuft Star and alterwards itinnnjerof the Herald, charging bim with the thcit of ciiiain siunsof money, the property of the Pahintua Two iiioles one femdo wore rdmittcd to i tie iu'iy'sj tho past wcok, making t'ld'toiol nu'mbot l 0? pfricnta r'nc, eight maks and one •. About fifty members of the Wairomp-, AropfpuyAtUlkioClub'asscinblcctiiltiic pj f)ip Masterton' Clnb Hotcl'pn fo make a prescntjitaori. to tlieir capta%, iff 'W, I?cars,e. h ljoror of 1. ,; s recentVroding. Tli,o it,ey,' Father McP?rn'o : ' on,o Jjf tup fli&fflfs, speupifd % (diairVond'in'adp biilliaiit ))p||alf p'f' flip c)n(/, pnejentinj My P&.-.3C. vith a sjiypf frj|jf ilish, a rasp of s/'lver sevvictteg, pud a spf of caivers, %a Feci»icnt'.suitably reSfpiulßd,.afa ; i l wl'!uh i!(P company'went hto liivmouy, iJeyeviil foasji ww honoured, f"d a p!o:tSi.i)t timo spent, end'ngiipwiiii" Mr Pcokc aiiK .raids cntcrtuincd'tl'o membcisof tho EwlSfcT Football Club at his private rcfjlence. ••

'■■ W« liy/vprp// shaillie tollowmgllnes d, MosMvJ.pcKi;,C'uM Iljiv.liwinriuit Oheinisti. can 'leViijWWii .; *''e IV.F.O.A'b Fancy GoJ.s Wiixftt '1 i- ..oi MeidutM Piaiiug F. 1,-''] 'V-;.iWiprsetl for okming (,o!i' 0. nlietf a>.: *• j**jing bun and copper, Bni's Wftvo.'iJ-gu 'CefreQv, pi!ce 3b. will risiii'Ojor coV tnuer'-fH umlv ' cliina,.| jfe Je'f; !ei\llie», oio,; uvuniplqrkMl Ball*, In rwi'.-.fc'.s'i'i t. j.v >, oorMnini 18 li'JsijiM?*' 'i6Mwtnito-bnl 'oi.doilngj aWft ti6-.tcpyM ; : :, 'iecljiii. Heii Estuoij sjfi, yt ; 'an W.dllaVe. cr;e fe/tcilbaoliesg»wsM4"sij''.'W|ft,W; uo'"il»e''Wet{\ ; 01 nealihjU «»iW;iie"'iii,(|W'fji'..B.'. ilaiii' to'mei'jis'ii ara'p-JiK H tfimHwim !n 11 eailyfllcafidifliiere x e tee'»<t''Sre 'Hollow, Qwjun oure'fo.'co'iisanil wbpricols, tlili amovn Eompdy will tpcuVJy wil painlwaly rve soft or h»rJ co|ti«, also farts, btnioni tod chllblaiM,-Th« Waliinp* Fwpmi Co Aw»mH9» iWmj frfr

coiMigrttMt >of jellyirioulds.V v V Mr .L F.'Ayson has completed an order for the supply of 2.000 yearb'ng bshfor tho Wanganui Acclimatization Society.. •■*•.: -^^'■yy-:

s Messrs A. W. Cave and party had a good threo sport with hares at Mitarata fast weok,, and wcro most hospitably «ntei (aincd by Mr Duncan, MoMaster. '■■..-

Sergenrt McAfdle received a tele, gramto-day requesting him to'obtain men to help clear away tho slip at Man-, gamahoo, They wore to receive 6s 6d per day, and were to- bring their I blankets, tooli and. food. This means p"obablyonlytwoor three'days work, 1 and the Scrgeantwas unable to End men willing to take the work on these liberal teims, •',..--,

Mr James Aitkcn is to be entertained py* number of friends, at a.dinner at Wuhps Occidental Hotel this evening, on the eve of.his departure for Napier. Drunkards in the Argentine Bepublic I arc punished by being sentenced to sweep the streets for eight days. Three hundred yearling fish have been sent from tho Mnsterton hatcherios to Havrora,

The Assyrian residents in Otago have donated £2O towards tho Dunedin Hospital,

! Tho Teraperanco hall was well filled last night in spito of the inclement weather whon Mr Corrie Johnston gave .an address which was much appreciated. The Subject for to-night is "Man's Paradise Lost: God's Paradise Given." Mr P, G. Moore conducted tho service !« St Matthew's Church, Mastorton, last evening.

Owing to the very bad weather yesterday no service was held at St. Matthew s Church in the morning. The total number present was ton, eight of those boing members fif tho choir, The Wellington Acclimatisation Soolety has received an order for 40,000 trout ova from the New South Wales Fisheries Commissioner. The order includes American brook char, brown and Loch Levcn tront, and will bo despatched by Mr L. F. Ayson, the curator of tho Mnsterton as soon as Wo yidomtand from Mr Ayson, that tho presont rainy weather will greatly impede tho collection of ova, tho local ilvera boing-in a stato.of flood just at tl!Oiimcivlienßtrippit!gopcratious should oo at their best.

Tno libol cnso of F, G, Thompson v. tetiiij/ Po!,', which wa? a claim for £1( :0, hus been settled out of Cour(, Aa old mqi namad, Jjabptf Fisher, was i iiu\t| d«.t| ii a l|iit ner fey. 1 ' The i TO'DWScahilllie'appenrattcc ofhaviM been aer.d sop days. ' ' " ,% WoPnw liorae "Kent," purdiasfil ;n Wellington, for M,< A, TV. Qitvo low week, remains at Inn old qnarUw, as the purchaser was offered au adranco on his bargain and accepted it. i.jnin namod Honderson has comart'icd suicide at Catlins', near the conoerative works, No particulars aro to bano,

ptfßptQliib, at tho Wellington Opera Honso on Thursday next, tho most prominont members of the Hunt Olub, \ilU appear on the stage in. Ml huntinucostume, mounted on their! well-known hunters, with the hounds in aitondnnci'. At a muting to establish a fonialo branchof thoAucient Order of Foresters at Aucklrnd, 30 ioinod, and tho hraiicli opens immocVajeK*. ''' ' ' On mid after July 2nd, tho Carterton branch of Mr t H. Wood's business will bo niider tho management of Mr F, W. Wood, who has had several

years experience :u his lathe's office at Grcytown. No less than eighteen Chinamen hare lately taken out lcttersof naturalisation. Docs tl"'s mean that tho Celestial is coming to stay and renounce the glories ofa return in opulence to vhe Flowery Land? . '

(taloQpa'psof tl|o, last Govern, ntqnt nrq filled with new rules and' foims for |hp Magistrates'Comt. A "vvcitcc to an American oaper prothat the Wal]o\y. will n ro vc a Sficrpsjfjil mnj fq tint cnrt'jqc-pigcou In its paiiicqkr, hnq of scrrlce, lip quotos an instance in which an untrained swallow completed a distance of 160 miles in 193 minutes.

Nino members of tbe crew of tho s.s. Tainui have been fined in sums' vatying from £5 6s 3d to 17s Gd, with £lßs costs in each case, being mitigated penalties wjflifliqfflifoltpqf goods for. having m their possession onboard tho sh'p at LjitcUon. ciws and tobacco rained at I £137 on which duty liadnot been paid.

Tjip following liberal bargain, is offpredbya tradesman in fhefldjer'. ■mmm °j i mimjmx- '.'■ We will forward on receipt of Postal Note for. 12s 6d and sizes, the following lilies, viz.—l Pair Gent's, Balmorals. 1 MGcnl'sSlippois.llPa.ir'yips'P or Grlaa.o Shoos, and, 1 Pair Mips' Slip. pprs sample Parcpl in, Window. Call andiirappc},' 1 This js cpitainlyan ago of coiupptition: but tllia PHr-ticttlw adjvprtliw would, do well to specify whether tho abovpjinmod articiosaro made of leathpr or brown paper I

For tho best valuo in dtapy, millinery, and clothing, just oast an enquiring optio over the stock ol Messrs L. J, Hooper and Co., ol tho Con Marohe, The firm have jußt opened their second shipment of ladies' and childrens 1 jaolots, Frenoh millinery, maol'intoshos, dress goods, glares, corsets, and eto, All kinds ot seasonable drapery, also an unusual large shipment oi mens' and boys' olotbtng from the beat manutaoturerfl in tho oolony. We shoull adviso an early cauib get the firsfpjok,-A|)p. • j

"ft'a an ill wind that blows nobody good" ißan'old saying; 1 but 'mrfthe' less true, Whilst' the great depfeßsldri existing in B'ydtaey ai'the present' time has caused a deploVable amount of mLßer;, yet 61 Wellington and the surrounding districts will reap a gigarjtio' benefit." During his visij toHytlney" recently, Mr James Smith Wholesa'ei Family Wntehouse, % *Aro iHomltelungtofl. ' '' " ' With a view tq making (his sale the event oftliejwr, (wprocijiftl buj|rs wpfe rjes: patohedfroraTe Aro House to Christohufph one to attend the great sale ol Edwards, Bennett and Co's wholesale stock, and the other to pick out bargains from the manufacturers ol the well-known Kaiapoi Woollen Go, Both these gentlemen have returned after a most successful trip, and the total results at tbeir efforts Is to be seen in the astonishing bargains now being sold at the Wholesale Family Warehouse, Te Aro' House, Wolh'ngton,—Ami.