Waipawa.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5962, 15 October 1890, Page 3

Waipawa.

(OWN OOSaBSPONDENT.)

There is not much to record in the way of „J2 and wo thought the busmen at the S?M Surt to-day° W iw «oin K to bo of no -R.M. w>un i. i / 1c ,..) t0 fl out yesterday that K5 *° Gov r ra,;nt the visit oim uot bern B0 3S. ns was apposed last week, and iruitless as v informations under _ at _._ DuSv Ac?, 1880, had been soworn the Beer Duty ■* , tho -.^ and Mr. •^ ou f" a ° 0 ™ llly Horve d about 4 Roll No j.uu »»« t- . nrintintr. contains Si"' county elections fixe a ; , te «.- ---•wood, Ith; Danevirke, th; Wo* 6th ; Waipawa, 7th. It is Haul that Mr. ' W. W. Carlilc intends to oppose Mr. Hall fo ßyTv O o°and Lav/ton's Surprise Party have billed the town for Thursday and Friday evenings, aud if the psesent iniusua ly high 3b cease before then there is little doubt r" d W UI meet with good houses, especially £ _lTa long timo since wo had any sort ot W. O'Connor aro candidates. atrnn „ Throughout yesterday, a very h ronff -westerly wind prevailed, increasing during . Zidgh y tteKom P ething like a anif my own garden is a sample of other people's, considerable damage must have .esulted. On tbe windward side the shrubs Look as if scorched, flowers aud new Shoots are torn off, small branches and -twist* are scattered all over, while a tine .black wattle is bi-oUeu oft where its girth is thirty-four inches, dragging with it in Us fall sundry sycamore, laburnum, and other trees I notice also that a largo willow tree in the Recreation Ground has...been •%-plßtely blown over, and rests ou its ♦ side. . • i., ,v. Sir Robert Stout is passing through hero to-day r» rout, for your city, whire he will appear for Mr Turner in the Supremo Court.