CARTERTON NEWS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 70, 24 March 1914, Page 2

CARTERTON NEWS

(Br mKGR*PH— SPECMIi TO THE POST.) CARTER TON, This Dny. The services at St. Mary's CaHiolic Church on Sunday were conducted by the Rev. Father Tuohey. A mission, r to be held during the present week Harvest festival services wore- held ,it St. Mark's Church on Sunday, the evenlntr sorvice bniT'sj ronduc f ed !•>' the Rev ,1. 11. Syke?. M^sjtTß. tladlov Bros , of Carter! on, have donated £2 2=; to the local Fife Bricfodo in recognition of their servire* si\. the recent fire on theiv property. A ram presented by Mr. E. Ensrle, Jun., for the gift stock pale under Iho auspices of the Wairarapa nnd Ea=t Poa-it P and A. Society, was solrl at a stock sale in Martinbovough for £10 le 6d, passing through six hands. Afc tho (JarleHon <;fock wle on Friday last a pip donated by Mr. A Knyn"r, for the rame object, rrn-li-etl 30p. A firo at Gladstone- on Friday mom'njf <t<v:roycd v stably belon?inic to ?. 1 >\ J'.'ison. In the loff of tho building fii'o font of hay was. rtored, ond it <-cmi is ; .t? ♦ hou»h the fire nrifrinatod from thK a* no one had boon near tho building shire Sunday The Ftructuro wns valued at £120, and is covered with a policy for £90 in the Stato Office Seven now members woro elected at a meeting of the Wairarapa And Eart. Coast P ond A. Society on Friday afternoon last

A distinct unity, as far as Wellington is concerned, a Maori, charged with drunkenness, figured in the dock at the Magistrate's Court to-day, " before Mr. D. G. A. Cooper, S.M. The accused, a fh'Bt -offender, was convicted and discharged