TENUI NOTIES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4751, 19 June 1894, Page 3

TENUI NOTIES.

| Bf|;■ pw donee of the .bride's father, Miss |fe; Wywlgato was married to Mr D J. m<£:l Tty* : wcll:knbvn "resident of feeling Oreok,T;enui, Tho Eov. J. 0 P ? .;r:Andiow ioffiemted;- In tho ovonW sp£ h APPy? ou plo proceeded toCastlc I te'-.; tO'Mfor,their]ioneymoo.n. m$ >^ b ?#tf n ;Temii : aro becoming W.& llk « t - cb .angcs in New Zealand %- v a , ifv nnd wo slmll wally soon yfe- thvnk tins is not the last place made, fe:. : ;>• after nil. ! ' .■■•!.. §|t;' ■' >.<; lias opposition in PS;:.J! I ».shftpe ofa storo, which was H 's■?Pm^j Mr Osborne, Inst Thuvst/.. ■""•■.;-.■• -^. T . he .; boarding-honsd,- known as |,^V ; v.: XPUngs, has been let, and will be P^^^^nt 1 coach had just arrived, and the ,:|; driverhadlcftitforafcw minutes :;¥:''': Tenui Hotel, when thohoi-scs, with- ;|. • . put warning or apparent canso, sud,'y;v, donly broke away and increased ;.#> ■.".. : their pace to a rapidgallop. Several ';.£ futile efforts were made by by■§i- standera to check the ranp.l aways. Mr Otway, Government ■lc. Surveyor, at great personal ig-h-:- . risk, grasped; tho reins and endenvonred to bring them to a stand£s,,.;■ still, but the reins brokoin his hand. |;:! ; They continued their rapid pace |^j. until they reached the foot of tho |v'■ hill leading to the cemetery, where < ||.;:' . the ascent checked them a little. A os . perambulatorcontaiiiiiigtwochildren p~~ was near tho Post Office, and caused iif,'.-- .the! horses to swerve, This was , |~' fortunato ns they were making ! £•;' straight for tho W.F.C.A. store, and | g, no doubt would have collided with , ;;i. the building. As the horses were : l-.'-. breasting the. hill leading to the j f, ' cemetery, the driver, who had borr:. rowed a horse and galloped after the j :".•'.' . coach, ovA£ai*f;t, and seizing one ! of tho leadere, forced tlie team against ' ■'; the bank, and brought them to a standstill. ,