WAITARA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2757, 27 June 1894, Page 4

WAITARA.

(FBOMrOUE OWN COMESPONDiSNT.)

The weather is a most dangerous fcopio to Jreat of; no sooner' 'did -toe: begin to tpast about summer Buhsranfl'write lead* ing artiol'es thereoD, than Edwin let loose upon ua a'roating snorter. Gathering up its cold from the mountain the storm burst upon our oamelias, geraniums, qhimneys, and made a miscellaneous assortment of the lot. All Sunday night Bleep was out of the question, as all we oould do was to speonlate bow soon we and our houses would reaoh the Pacific. However* Monday dawned and still found us moored rooking .at our anchorage. Cattle must have felt it more severely. On Wednesday the night was fine and clear, and the Anglioans held their tea in St. John's Hall. The average supporter of any church now-a-days requires a lot of bam and jam and tableaux before lie relinquishes bis eighteenpenoe. (All these were there galore. Mr Ezra Brook, the talented organist of St. Mary's, New Plymouth, very kindly gave biß assistance, and two ladies from our capital also helped. A large audience were most i appreciative of the mixed programme. Chess ia evidently making many friends oo tbe coast, aod the Bangitikei Club, Marton, propose a Chess Association between Wellington and New Plymouth inclusive. Our little olob play Marton by wire next week, five men a side being proposed. After a very pleasant evening's play New Plymouth beat us at chesß by 7 to 4. A return match is certain.—- June 22. Don't Cough. — Relief can be obtained immediately. Use " KEATING'S OOTJGH LOZENGES "—well known as the utterly unrivalled Cough Bemedy. Strongly recommended by many eminent physicians. They at once check the cough and remove the cause— without any after effect; the moßt delicate can therefore take them. One lozenge alone gives ease— one or two at bedtime ensures rest. Sold everywhere in tins 13id each.