A statistician has learned that the annual aggregate circulation of the papers of the world, is calculated to be 12,000,000,000 copies. To grasp any idea of this magnitude, wo may state, says the New Zealand Herald, that it would cover no fewer than 10,150 square miles of surface; that it is printed on 781,250 tons of paper; nnd, further, that if the number, 12,000,000,000, represented, instead of copies, seconds, it would lake over dill) years for them to elapse. In lieu of this arrangement, wo might press awl pile them vertically upward to gradually reach our highest mountains; topping ill these and even the highest Alps, the pile would roach the mngniliccnt altitude of 490, or in round numbers 500 miles. Calculating that Ihe average man spends live minutes rending his paper in the day, itliis is a very low estimate), we find that the people of the world altogether annually occupy time equivalent to 100,000 years reading Ihc papers.
AMLUGY. Dear Sir—Wo have recently nmdc a statement rcgardine, o;ir linvnnr Cigari, (which arc now sold everywhere at eight for Is lid) to which objection has been taken. We said that the smo!:cr received at, say, 2d Each, a cigar equal in quality to the bos 3d 31110b, Wo now retract, as the oppressed opinion ol p,oid judges lias satisfied us that Cavours eonijiara favourably with many cigars sold at lid, and they arc certainly hotter than any 3d article obtainable,— Yours, Ac., J. Kkossard * <.)o. -Advt.
TO-MOKROW NIGHT (Sunday) AT 7 I'.M. A Service of Song (Calvary). Collections at the Door. A. DREW. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. MAS TEUTON WES LEY AN SUNDAY SCHOOL. THE Anniversery Services will bo held on Sunday next, November 3rd, preacher, Rev. J, T, Nott, M.A. Special Hymns, etc. WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULITIRALaxd PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S Annual Show, At WOODYILLE, on SATURDAY, !ini NOVEMBER, 1895. Wsi. NICHOLSON, Secretary. WELLINGTON . AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S S HOW. Wednesday & Thursday, ENTRIES CLOSE ON THURSDAY, 7tl! NoVEMIIKB. nIIEMIUM Catalogues and Enl 1 Forms can be had on applicatic Sheep, Cattle and Produce will be judged on 13th November. All horses aud Dogs will be judged on l-Mli Novcinhcr. Horses may compete in both Leaping Contests, Sections 20 and 27. Entries will be received by Messrs Lowes & lorus; Mr 1\ 11. Wood; Mr E.Dorset; MrW.Y. Bock, PEDIGREE STOCK SALE, FIiIDAV, IoTH NOV. GEO. H. SCALES, Secretary, Wellington. Excursion to Castlepoint. A SPECIAL coach will leave Masl\. torton at (5.30 a.m. on Saturday, November 9th, for Castlepoint, returning on Monday, IKb, leaving Whakatiiki for Mastcrton at noon. Seats may bo booked at Hood and Jolfistou's, Queen-street, GEORGE DAYSH, Masterten. Sunday Excursions. WHAWKE, in conjunction with , PINHEY BROS, will rim Drags to Greytowu ami Taueru, leaving the Post Office for Grcytown at l.iiO and for Taueru at 1.45. Scats can be booked during the week at tbo Prince of Wales' or Fiuhcy Bros'. Stables. Chcii]) lures. Special excursions for parties, etc., can be arranged. MASTERTON TRUST LANDS I TRUST. TENDERS will be received until 3 p.m. ou FRIDAY, Bth November, for Leasing Trut knit and mltafcs in various parts of the Xorougl. • Full particulars at the Council Chambers. No lender necessarily accepted. R, BROWN, Secretary. WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. PROPOSAL to raise a loan of £ 7OO for widening and extending the formation of the Maungatakato Itoad. Hesult of poll. Numberof ratcpayerson Special iloll; 8 representing 8 votes. Number of ratepayers who voted in favour of the proposal: 6 representing 0 votes. Number of votes unrecorded: 2. As a majority in number of the ratepayers yotcd in favour of the proposal, and the number so voting arc entitled to nioro than the half in number of the yotes which can be eierciscd by the whole number of the ratepayers, I declare the proposal to he carried. F. VON ItEDEN, Chairman. Mastcrton, 2nd November, 1895. NEW ZEALAND MILWAYS TENDERS FOR HOUSE-SHUNTING SEPARATE tenders will be received „_) at this ollico until noon of Saturday the 9th November, 1895, for shunting wagons in connection with sheep traffic at Mastcrton and Featkcrston Railway Stations. Conditions may be seen attho Stationmaster's offices at Mastcrton and Fcathcrston ltailway Stations. Tenders should be addressed to the Traffic Manager, liailways, Wellington, and marked on the outside of envelope, "Tender for shunting." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. BY OBDBH. Traffic Manager's Office, Wellington, 30th October, 1805. EKETAHMA-WOODVILLE RAILWAY. STATION BUILDINGS, NEWMAN, TENDERS will be received at this office until noon of the 14th November for Supply and Delivery of Timber and Joinery for Station Buildings, Newman. Specifications may be secnattliis office, and at tbo Public Works Office, Eketahuna. _ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J.D.LOUCH, Assistant Engineer. Public Works Office, Tabiatua, October 33th, 1895,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5172, 2 November 1895, Page 3
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