FEATHERSTON NOTES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4754, 22 June 1894, Page 3

FEATHERSTON NOTES.

(By Our Own Correspondent). Friday. A meeting to dotormino tbe proceedings for the opening of 'the new | Town Hall, was held in the OddI fellows' Hall on Wednesday evening,' It was resolved that a ball should be lield, tho dato to bo fixed later on. A strong general committee was formed, and it was resolved that tho general committee should meet in tho Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday ovening next, at 7.30, to arrange working committees, etc., and that a ladies' committee meeting should bo held on the same afternoon, at 3 p.m. Mr p. Kent-Johnston was appointed Secretary aud Mr Bobertson (manager I of tho Hank of N.Z.) Treasurer,

I am pleased to say that a much needed improvement is being effected at tho tracking yards, which are being kicked, Searl'sfour-in-handwentfroinhero last evening with about twenty passengers for the Masterton Hospital Ball. ■ " Our respected townsman, Mr A. McKcnssio, left for Wellington yesterday, en route for Sydney, to attend the Ram Fair. ■: lam pleased to say that the letter box at Good's shop is to be cleared pyory morning in time for tho first train, which means a great convenience to residents, 1 Mr,-Glasgow,''tho "Government 1 Auditor, has been busy for the past few days auditing the books of the Town Board and Road Board. | Captain "Edwin's forecast of yesterday Baying > "frost to-night .j proved correct, for m had one of the most .severe frosts' 1 that has been 'experienced'here for a long time,.,;' ' Tho enquiry into'the 'lnto fire of tho Town and Road Boai'dß offices lakes: place 'on Monday, next,:' after' |he meeting of the-S.li;. Court.