LOCAL AND GENERAL

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4759, 28 June 1894, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL

.TliC'Miistwtoii circle of .the AiElt.y ivill iiicct, lis usiiiil, (his evciiing,! : ;.',,

H Coloninl >jjhxluco..' exhibited at Canibridge Agricultural (England). is only fairly satisfactory, ~.•!,. ! *>,..■'.' '. ~ Mr RlL'W.o.pd wishes it understood 'flint/he 7 ! still,'las! Jicreiofore, [attends personally tohis Castertou business oil Tuesdays;,:tad n?ul■' also conducts all auction sales and! spates vnlnntionsliimsolf. - ■ ■ ! '' ,; ' We'begt);np|iiythat'tlio (ollbmng'lines of Messrs 'Book "&" Co., Ohcraiatsoan,be..obtaincdat,tHe WtfiO.A'.'s Fancy Goods Department'! . Merourial plating fluid Is Od unsurpassed foroleacjng , gold ! or 'silver anil'' To-plating hr'asV and copper; Book's YMeaproof. Cement, price Is,-will Vesist hot.'or cold waterijirid repair. china,:'glass,_delf, leather;eto.,"eto. Campliyleno Sails, in i'cat air •tight jai'sxdctaintng i but.'bf' clothingala'o'a peridot difiiiifebfafif. /t/Herb EitrMJi pricjf[l'e.affifaMe.OTO 1 ioifjpqtii-,' '»9l).Bguaran'tfednotinjufiouf,^6lW teeth or' ,hcaltq: ; • iuedmtlßy v oruuiu : Germtooure'lqftornra Mia'moui^ Je'bsly hard cor ns£»lS6t!"wari i>

EaraioM iive.;';'wdiiief; tiamoinV to l its JieadlongTaslundw goat j #fi;.f!b|jh'!iu&id at' \ presonfc, and. tliei-o is po indication i its improving during tko present iviii- i tcr.",-.v,.. .. |i'.';'■',-.-v.. "■ Owing to tlio inexcusable hogligeiico ( oE Iho. United Prosi: Associntioii. wo \vei'o'uual)ld to.p'ublislfkiepoiptlloi;yes- J i terday's proceedings hi Hie case Grcyillo : tCavglin^ti|);i6||j|^;; =. ; tile 'Agency Company «s the (kstaiuU ing debenture-interest in 2nd July, , Owing tO'''pressnrejpl Dis| j trict .ludgc''Kcttlo f sft-nt"Mastcvioiv until after 10 o'clock lnltjiigUt. ~,, „ News lias been'rccr'ved 'that the natives of jN>\)-ilro^iu] ; atteliiJd.-aiid' w:cVpt' "tlio" 'German labour vesseTScntii aiid murdgrod 1,1ic,mate and two blades,■•bo*ides , wbiinding ! 10others. The,.captain Jmlo a gallant dcfcuccyahd'.ulfinmtcly fnahagod, with tlfQtt'jsistanpcof to get tlio VosssolnTOyi ■ ' >w- '' The Kctahnnri' Mutual Improvement Stirkivn's lieid last Tuesday evening. I'M mUcuthulcc' was very good, the "smal i|in!l' dicing' crowded, and the llcv. S. H k Peryman. occupying iho-chair. £ Jicssayidi " Good qualities in business ftple," jas read by Miss Fairhall, an rFavwrabjy commented upon,'"'Duets' rMiss'O." Joncsniidtor-'Shortt,and J ,Band Miss, Kibblcwhito followed. Tj Mass then' debal'i(l;the ; .siibjci!fc:."';Wli'i able, Poyejly ordeal Hi",, iffQJcmiott led' off with an' excellent ] ' icr'on the advantages of poverty, inch Wjntlio' Icrm men with incomes. «] o £l9O a year. Ho claimed (hat (ho !ggarhad iilinnpici'lirctliantlioinillii Herbert took the opposite | and, ,aud after some discussion ir'voicl as 'falccit'i j'eadting.iu favour olwcaUUl7;lo'to 4, nlany of those present not voil |S id all. f Mr W. C Fitegerald's Ifhoeolato Tablets for children arc dailjWi'oming more and more used and the proprietor is frequently in receipt ofl the most flattering testimonials as to |bi ellicacy. Aspccimciitestimonial isWib'lislicd. over thc,')cader in ouivissuc of to-day! .Heads, off applies .should not bc.without those tablelsjV lyliicli ■jeaii.- '.W jrjbtriined frdift'i t,- ji, this tb.wn.»i':;::^k.;^^' i ' f .. ■ :■ ■_ H o :gg-JI Jtll/.is present a potiiioii.tb'-thb House; signed! "by' : 91 burgosscK-of:Masierfon praying -that the size oE tlio Borough be rciUuVd. , The adjourned jiicejjng of toil Licensing/ Bdmmittee "tafe' .place to-morrow. "•'. _ ' i '., : ; : '[ AjLAt the next meeting of'tiioEkdMa Mutual '.lmprovement So>.icfy-lffi!. "ioiirnal'Vlir Weal'' '■ '•' : ' - '•' .' , .Tlic'.iiipliouof SifliobcitSto'utre tlio appointment of a Scrgcmil-nt-Arms ;will be treated as a no-conlidcneo,motion, ! ■ ■ .A Maori debtor, being askcd'ih Court yesterday, for thd reason bf.his bankruptcy, roplied.wil.li a reproach!ill' glance iit.tbo bar,, that,"the ; lawyers had deceived him," ■; ~' . . ' , .-A teachers' cpnversazionetakes place ntWcllingtoiito.moiTOivpyeiiing. The weather in this district ■ still remains very hiisottlcd,', / ■- : ' Thellastorloii' public schools' break up for their mid-winter, holidays' this afternoon... The.-vacation will; be for two weeks, ;■-,, /;' ;s ■Acorrespondeiit to (h'Norily i)kp Tim states that rabbits in tlmt district ;arciicarcer than they lianrevor been for live years. Iftruo.thisis welcome news. ■' ...■':'' ?■ .

.'A eash-box containing £59 has been stolen'from the Middleton Hotel, Kai-' apoi. The box also held several olici]itcs, .His. Honor,; Judge Kettle left for "Wellington by the early train this morning;- He will probably remain a few days in (he Umpire City, and will then .proceed. to-Wangamii, where he will hold a silting of the District Court.

The friendsof tlio fnmily'-of the late Mr Henry Bluhdcll will regret to hear, of (ho death'of deceased's third son, 1 Korman, aged M years, •' >\ : ; On account of illness,'neither Mr Jr, ft. Blair (chairman) nor Dr. Newman were able to .attend the meeting of tho Education Board, lield yesterday. '. The potilioiicrs, who wish to reduce I the/size' of the, Masterton Borough, describe .themselves,, as" 'burgesses of a " lingo ill-advised borough,,,,. chiefly sheep, ( cattle.- and agricultural! farm I liuids. .Tho proposal, is to roducethe area from 4,311 acres to 1,200 acres,.. The annual ballin connection with the irustcrloli Football CJub is to bo held about the last week in July. Arrangements arc also being made: for.holding three successive .balls in Masterton, Carterton and Grcytown. in aid of the fluids of tho Wnirarapa Ilugby Union., - i "I'll' (lie Court yesterday,: Judge Keltic remarked that tho " District Court Act was badly iu.uced,of. an amciulriient," .Pdaddcdpiat." although jjcJuul often brought the matter pder tho notice of the Government, .thoy. had'not as yet made any movo in the reprcd .direction,''' '■■■ ■> .-; :-.. (■ ; '■;. :j '.;; ,-. i

■: The quarterly mceling of tlis 'MasterCwnetcry .Tvii,slccs:,wdl:.bc hold on IltiirsdayJuly oth, '"""_ ..The raeiiiben qf-PcnrsouV :Hand serenaded their benedict loader, jllr George.Gray,:.juii.,at.liis /private residence last-: evening. After they had played a number of selections, a crowd of boys, numbering some hundreds, had thCir 'shnro of the programme, and kopt 1 the residents in that locality in a ilivcly mood for a cousidernblo'tiino. ;. ' " Tlio Evening Press'believes that tlio l!i.tDriii!U'iiio f S!i]iply,C>n , pany' : aroSnakv ing some experiments'in tlio trcalmciif of mutton, in the same manner as", .under Ihcir, system, pork is treated. There is in'this the 'germ of the possibility of an important export trade. ''■: Mrs Dawson, of Paluatu'a,' waited upon .the ■ Education; Board yesterday, mid'lislt'ed Unit tho'services of: Miss' lieccc, teacher'at Paliiatm, be retained. After discussion, Mr' Young gave notice ofmolkmfor next meeting, /that the resolution to give Miss lieccc three mouths' notice,b.e restinded.'' ,r. .- '/..' • Tho usual: weekly rehearsal of the Masterton Operatic Society, l , for "Tlio Sorcerer" was held in: the' Temperance Hull last evening over' forty ;mombcrs .being'present:: Ouingtollic unavoid-'. able absence of tho conductor (Mr Geo. GrayjKcii,,) .MrA:l{,' Buiiny wielded. the baton in it very blmoiit manner, and the various : choruses word satisfactorily gone through; . After 'rehearsal, the members enjoyed half an Jiour's dancing.— -"'"- I'lvi;-" - ■>•'■; ; " ; ! ■ jWo (Press) had- occasion., to remark j;6ste , rdiiy , dha^m : 'spiio : of' tlio'-bad times, house building was - going i oil- at an-iUiprcccdcntalrntc in Wellington. .WCare informed also that in the Pali-' iatnii/'aiid'. lilketalnina 'disjricts -real estate lias" been .changing .tends-more' freely, and at better, prices .than-, ever : hitherto;'We may-perhaps find (hat. tlic bad timeshavp passed away ialmost '. before, wo .liavc'ceasciVto'comineiit iippn tlici)l,".-.,'.'.'';-'vJ ..'..■'. 1 '; ' ''''

fit's ari ill^ wjritl that blows nobody (rood" ,lß.Mii''bHsayiDg ; 'bjit : iipDp the ;, ;lcW true Whiisj'■/tho 'great depression-'fekisting-iq Sydney ftt tbo pfegant tiifiej /'liaa' caused a deplorable amount; olniißery ; yet thepepplo P?;Wl?oi)nftn}ltbo surrounding districts wilheapa gigantic, benefit! h/Puring" his visit to Sydnoyrocently, Mr Jaroea Smith' purchasednt abSut'dlyJow/pfloS' a .largo' stock which ..is now' being iold'al'thj House; Wellington. ".V' -'.' ;>;;■'•« to making tbij sale tlio e'vont ,wo'rb - 'deaP|VtohedftoiaTe Afo.House to'Ohrid!t6Mr6h oio.to'atkid,^ Bennettand &'i wtolesafe Bttjbk^'anatthe ;qther'.'to'piok oukbargafcteiti : tbd,rnanui-. %to'nflHhe;>eU-knbwhKsiiitti:Wbol-« lei'Co/fclJot'hi.-thesotigeWomebihaveTre-' i^9V^^W^npW#H6j«nd' : tp ;tOtal ; thgii? pffojrla ig to= se«u irr tblffli^

rtp disclidrtcoltliiSllalJilißSS of^filitSpup't iMntittj ■MSmmm- liis; !;• Mr (xcorgo Hutchison is**Bceking a return of Ministerial travelling expenses. i ■'.MiPimni is asking foran'amendment "p£ : .'-tho Factories Act to prevent girts Foiling nowspapora in tho streets after

k TliejPost «ndcr|tands that the Hon,. MMcfrjs has iWgiiicd his position' asaJh'ector,.of;the,Noiv-Zcaland Times Compauy,-■■■'--.■ - •:-'•:-'•.-"- ~--.-... , It'i| ppjiljable,that during the present Iscsswii, iiifluencelwill ho brought to' bcWto 5 secure? the release of IlouiSCJicmis,who( is now serving a life-Sent-ence for murder. •■ . j Fcntlicrston,'' lias requested ,tho* r f that; the Commercial Uiiioii"Assurance Company hnvo very liberally -compromised his elainuurcganj.-to his the subjcct.'lof.' a'^isjp'titcr; I '. paid^2pbiit ; b]^'tbtaM£pnJ^-; of the crcditor'sin (lie estate* ;ot _ Patrick Caw, who was yestcsday adjudicated, a bankrupt,' will be held in tllo/MaUcrtoii' ! coiirlhouse, on Friday, July Gth, at 1101. [

.•'-At the instanceo£ tlio Inspector of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals', the police seized two horses that had been entered foi\n Jiorsc-salo in Cllristclmreh Mstwcck/and "a'nWer for their, destruction .was,made .out; by a J.P/'Ono bftlio aiiihiiilsps \itferly \vns, suffering from an injury to! the spine, " .., ; , ... . ~ .'

■Messrs 'Lowesi; and Torus" announce' their Mioxt Mastodon l'stock sale 1 for Wcduesdny lltli July. The entries at date'cdiiip'risd 300 : ewcs 'in lamb to South j I)oivii ; raiiis : will]anih ;• earlyj: .100 .good healthy lambs and l'horsc, spring cart audharness, , " ;

Mr P. It Wood adds 109 era forward m lamb to his stock sale to be held at Tauhercnikau 0114 th proximo. ; . There were only four-civil cases heard by.tho"Sil. at Greylown, three of which were claims for bread supplied.' It is hard ivheii a.man can't pay for his broad' lvjtliout: going- to Court, ; Mr'C,. Hughes, ;bf Maslcrton, lias just sccurcd'a: tine stock of beef for, tlio •ffhitcr-: having yesterday purchased fifty Tmd:bullqcksn'omMr J, Stuckey's celebrated Hereford herd,- ■'!

'.Tlio Department of Agiicultutc ■ has obtained from the Secretary' for Mines and Agriculture, Sydney, a small quantity of the, seeds' of tlio ; const; slic-dalt, saltwater, swamp, ,'oait,-, shingle-oak 4w#Kf?m* grows on coast-sahd mid ltiiTen places right-down to the wktor's c%e, and attains a height of CO feet, is very-highly "spoken of by authorities. It forms an oxcollciit'sliellcr, and'sheep arc>cry; fond of the'foliage. "..It : is j( rapid.growcr, stands exposure well, and .aft'ordsaspepdy.supply'.oi; fiicl, besides yielding a haiulsoino timber for .cabinetwai'lij and turnery purposes. .The seed is now ready'for distribution, but, as the WPtyis very limited, it isrequcsted llinfe fcnly thoso settlers who'havc'land ou'the coast will apply.):,;.; s •.'.' \\\' r \ •■■ '"1 /• AMlieChnstchiirchPolicct'ourtycsterday,. a shopkccpci'. named Adolplt lined'os and costs, for *%-» ropy of the N<m y«rtA r otioiw{ Po/icc fecl/e, 'containing printed matter: ofanmoccentnalHre, " " ,:\-/ H. Sahmlers,-a C'hristchurchliol'cl. keeper, ik[ having sold whiskey diluted witlv.walA'to,more,: thau : 23.-degrees underprdoU'ns fined 20s;niid costs;".'. At "o'clock yesterday valtcrncjb, ;-a"; d'oTsoTfogV-ovorliung .Grojtowji,;;"* miicJi; so>tliafcia"llie.."i"™g for the time lingcroiis, as.ono could not sec more thaißtwo or three yards' ahead. It at about'six-o'clock.; 'Mr A.'W. Hogg suggests that a State fire insurance department should' 1 be established!; - The ; House •should;' he thiuks, be given opi»rt\mily to discuss the subject 'this- session', '■''■'■ '• -„.'

; The Wellington Bowling Club has presented CapLEdwiu, the" probability man," who is Also tlio .secretary to the club, with a haiVlsome Umbrella! ".

! Tlie traffic oK, the niaih'strccfco't Grey-: . town; botwcciijthq Post Office, iiiid Mr I?. K. Wood's iMctioil mnvt, has all been oi) piio side ofjio road,instead-'of;as it sliouldjiavo.lick, onlhciidwlygrhjelled portion," The Unscpmce 'is .that the; ' road i'HMJ.crjoloppy condition,arJ , in SpiifaplacoViMp nnd'dangcrous r/fi luivc been niadelfj "■ ' ' ' ' ! j '• In' the House Ifflbprosontalivos >cslei'day,:araotioiAViidsed by SirMcrt ■ Stout for an add! ito His' Excefcncy a ■ Sci'gcai.it-at4ml\is-, the : Premier, as hosljlilin animatcdidobato took place, flic mifp being cvflitually ' rejeded by4S volftio 19. sTlic,{ddvess-in-licply ilbktfl .iijtbiidiidDil;the- address being ngreltto. The E|&toral Act Aineiidinciitljill, ~Har|Ws: Act Amendment Bill! teciipliori! Law ' ,(Liglit)Amcndincp!jll,,.Anijs Acfc]{q-' peal Ml.worci'eaijjfcond time. '> 'he Address-in-Jle'ply ■ j agreed to in the Legislative .Couucilj inips,,_... j The following BM ire read a ; first find in : the !Honsc»%!lay:—Lands for Settlement' Act lftidment, Dairy Industry, IS'o.vipus f 'fy tlio Mi'jiisicr for:Lands;,Aßill/ 40Extension of tlie Municipal Frai|.ffse, Mr W. Hutchison; Knitaqgalalii'licf Fund Transfer Act Amendment Auctioneer's Act , Ainonchiient EiII, jfublio Works, the , Premier; Properly »v Consolidation ' A'(!t:Aniei)di|!cnt, JjPcjl; a Bill to ropcaUho Oo'ntagioußiseases Act; Mi' ' Button • HioJihportaWorMinmfaetui'c ■' of InloxicatiugLifpili'ohibitjpii Bill, 1 Mr McGruii'c, '■ Sonic V mo«cs including the WairarapilospitaiDislriet ( Billworc.aJso'rcndiilß'time.'.; , | • Tlic'MastertonTircM rang out an 1 a]arih;at'6,3ot]iis;inoiW.' : Tlic eaus'p 1 .was a burning lino at ■'.-■ Club hotel. So damage .-whs done} i 8. .: ","• 1 \.Mx J; String,. of.Glßiioi'iai 'pro- j scnte'd'tothc Mastcrtoilfuscum.two I balls of hair found 'wM two calves .which(lied suddenly. ■;, lis supposed , that Wlidir-causcd'tlielath of- the I aniinahj. I '■-.■• i The Masterfbn Matifc ocicty held . its usual weekly mcetinglt night..' k , LdiSciisSioiito'ok'place dn' : llidvisability i offormiiigtliesdcietyintlsoeial elubi' t: Scvwjal papers and,.rcadnl\yoi'c given g by members,' and discussWboki place b uppnthcni., , ■;'..,. j ■■:••-.' j j] I For tho.best VftluomdroM'fmiilinery, h anil clot{ii|)g,;Ju.h!i snst.au.eßyng initio over the stock of 'Messrs L Koopo'r arid' , '■■ Op., .of. the.ljonjlarebe... ■'•firm have h just opcned'tlioir Second shi'pWof ladies' and childrens 1 -jackets, Frolinillitiory; '■( mackintoshes; dress goo:ty As, corsets, I ahdoto.;- Alt-kinds of sea'spißo'drapsry' I also an unusual ..large stiipiuM ot'mehi and boj6' clothing fiom tha llminufae turersin the qolpnyi' : ; \Vd shrJadviso ai enrlyeail to get the first niok.-|vr> ''".' 1

, _ (Bef D ro : Mi» T, HiitcliisoiliJr!)' i • jlfVile J | fiondiecl'chequeV-'JndgrafcnK-iflp ,| jiiaiiifciiTs.' -; !vr ■'! i ; -a' Maslertpit''. .Peiip!aneiii.'VMlduvg '■■ Sociefryv .v'lLCiitlieniio. Ijv^Jilas.vL ■■ l ]?ainiifl ! bi^bS|^ivc|'lo£ ;■ Meihama{3aini^;^^,m ! 'ti \ jud^enpeutii^^ ihoj^^u^^ittn'^jii^ek^irl

.-iboiit.6o,ooo * tack*;.-'v :; ;- ; ' Jabozßalfouv.TO nearly sliql by a. drunken sentinel who iyasfgunrci over him atßiiehos'Ayres. [% ' A'fishing boat capsized off tlio ■ Coast of New Jersey, and 21 of tho occupants wcro drowned,; ■■ :"'." ,; 'Sir Saul'Samuellinsnsccrtained ;that't]ve;Dntch decided as to what couSe fo'taE with.: respect' to the t. 06M|Ricl ■ Lord ~ Aberdeen; ■•'• General, will ■■officially welcome the C^6i^Breuce f :aleiegatoa, ? At*r.O#awa(' delegates will reply, ' ■ '- . The Victorian Cmnbmlgo, Exliibif,ioii Jr ' l a^e-' ? ftlirae'il'lioTgraiitf, amt ; | are j ctfisiderjkl especially! good! " c '""-*" '.. ''""' ;■' The National LifoboatAssociatiqii of iGrcat New South Wales wftlClifqboats;fbli :thp purposes of .establishing a sovyico in the colony.'-- - T -■ -.,._.....'... A" ? minflfwn| at ;j3brki ! , wficlilb iGzav s fluWia!. was expected to'consecrate. s A'unin> ber of bombs and 1 machines f. nj 2 iV-is-two Cabinet Ministers arpjeompro-; mised by ; tho disclosiu^s.^f ?^% ;*f A new'goldtidid $ reported at Pcakhill, iii thcGorahlton (N.S.W.) district."; Two. men 1 , have' amvoa with a large quantity of gold, and field are doing ivoll,' f bW tliif nativfes arq veryltroiiblesome... ,-iv l -,..,.-s'> . '"' Tlio Prcinier'of tw South Wales has'. 1 suggested. tli'aV in- view : of the sheariug dispute; the Premiers' of tlio colonies .should ,act, v as, arbitrators. terfcrence might'].bo'' 'construed do momliai-ni.•tlmp : gp9cl.« !>,., '.„., The Victorian GoverhuientAnalyst' reports' ¥iaV''JumKvT'death'"'W consistent only witkaracnioal poison-

Advices from Noumea roportithe consecration of a Roman Catholic cathedral, which was conducted with great ceremony. Archbishop Redwood jamb other prelates 'wcrti. enthusiastically received; They \ are' now visiting tho Loyalty Group; :';Thrce men, Robinson',-Woolf, and Andrews, aro being charged at Sydnevwitlijt breach of the Printing Act to Anarchy " w;ithout an'\iinpri^ he . l) 1 0 . was written by Andrews, wn« is tho leading Sydney Anarchist, N \

./qtltomentoryNotes,^ 'Mr'Allen'is "toto'as'k'tho Ministf of-Defcnce-(l)..;!Wlicn;. to' 3009" Martini ordered- : lhst.year ; w;ill probably arrive in tho Colony ? • (2) If- tlio coiitmct for"thb"'supply \& these rifles has been Cahcoiled,'b}' ii any wity,alteral,:aijd ; if sp, ( why ? I Mr Miliar is to inoVo for a return front -the Railway.' Commissioners] Rowing.; the .number of ; 'mon cm-l ployed'by theniln'Jaimaryj'llSSO, receiving; ,o's;od'a,day, ! ,and,upio 12s I ft day; also tho .number-of .boys or lads who received loss than. 6si 6d a day; and a:simihr'retnvn'foi' Janu ; aiY,. i is|)4,;:;'";-:^. :: .; : ;,;,>; ;j, - 4lr Maslju -is'tt ask tho, Colonial Treasurdr,'. wiirihT rGovßrnmciit dutiiig.lho''.session' d'oviso''•'sbmo'' nieans jvlioreby the; execssivb.'duty oft sheep .shears may bo abblislic'd ?

/ (FronrOur Own C'oircspoiidpnt). |

|/Tl]eTiinerii'jiist'nD\visso.uncoirf, !Wf'?b' tluiet.tliatj'Tbir Own 1 ' finds 1 i{:qiiitfl , thing ivortli)writing about,, > therein I ftink.wo diifoivbut li'tflq'. froinour fticighbotii-s. Agreat fcaturoof coifed to' betlip plcthimi'of sivaggei-s. 'I bonder^if. any,placo,sccs<nioro jof.them .than we do!': If sotliey. aro'to bo pitied. However, they.dojipt tarry with us' as they'used;'. There was aii old| shop for a long time dcscrtcd.wliich used tobo tboir abidingplnce. Tliero some of the travellers were wonCafc times to stay for weeks together levying on the householders, round about, : foiv. • provisions,,-,, flow! the village slipe-makor lias inovcdl into these premises,- and tho weary oue has to pas's'-oiiitoitheiiraro'sMtatioii'. Woarcto' ]iavo.tho.Eosfc;6flicc i!i(J Telephone' 'moved: from! 'tho ttatol I believe.' '"As a matter of jeneral use it is to be supposed this swiso, but. if this entails a j new Iciftl fa-woll as new promisesiit is nuch'tb bo doiibted 4-liethoi'locally t. will boconsidevqdastep of wis'doiK iVe.may bo as well sorved by Wnew •flioial, .but it is very, very doubtful' .ndthen we might yery easily be rprsc,'off. At all bvehts''oho. hears lothiiig. but praise of ,tlio' way'in ■ i'liioli the office'is carried on at the : 'resent time. ■■■■'■■•. ■■;". ...,'?•"' | I iiolice ifv LetHs putting tip 'the ' rstbuilding'on the.,,land hoMias < jkenup, : I am sorry, that 'i; owe ] Ir Lett an apology. In a previous J !Moi';l stated !\thatjtiwas stated ho t 'as going in for raising po'i'k.V. :,I 1 car he thinks I intended thisior a 1 Jkejithis expenso,i)ut far from that 1 really thought it to be a fact. : '' ;i - ] Another house is also'goiiig. up in f hat isinown hereabouts as; )Vnv- J eltown,jhstnext'to'thosohool, i There'was aii acciddht'on the hi" 1 riclgo to:'(idy,;Mrs JRechal ; :from a rancepeth way, ,\va's, driying in her f 'ap,when shojrollidecliwjfc'h iiwa<')n.:. Both shafts of the trap. iwe?e c I'okeni.'but'thafewas'.thei.'extent of i: ie damage, fortunately no one beiii2 t lir6.' : ' - **!':■.;! *!:;;>■' '*' I