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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 208, 28 September 1894, Page 2

Mr H. W. Brigg’s advertisement is be ing revised and will appear in our next issue with several additions. Mounted Constable Watty, from Pal- | merston North, passed through Pahiatua to-day with a man charged with house- , breaking at Masterton. i Mr T. B. Jacobsen, architect, of Wunga- | nui, late of Palmerston North, has been • adjudged a bankrupt., A meeting of ! creditors is to be held on Friday, the oth j of October. Mr IT. W. Briggs, house and land agent, ! reports that for the first time for the last j fire years there are two or three uneecu- | piod houses in the Borough of Pahiatua. The woman arrested on Wednesday by j Constable Cooper for drunkenness was convicted and discharged at the local court on Thursday morning. The following tenders wore received by Mr Natusch, architect, for the erection of a factory at Ballanoe :—T. r. Hewat, £650 ; v«. Proctoi. £600; I . l()s ; A. Anderson, X'.VJH H« and £o3& 10s if allowed extra time to fullil the contract; Oleghorn, £‘577 ; Ellwood (informal) X47J I 1 The tender of Mr A. Anderson at ! M 535 10s was accepted. The architect's estimate was .£OSO. Fresh tenders are to be invited for the Nikau creamery. The Pahiatua cricketers will play a match on Wednesday, New Zealanders v. all England, and as the players are well divided an interesting match is likely to eventuate. Mist E. Wood, who has been touring the Australian colonies with Pollard’s Opera Company, returned to Pahiatua yesterday, having left the company at Napier after | completing her tour. An Occident occurred in Wakoman street last evening fortunately without serious consequences. Mr C. W. Leo was driving down tho road when bis horse allied at a trap lying on the roadside. Mr Lee got | out of the trap and was leading tko horse i when it again got restive. In trying to manage it. Mr Leo was thrown ‘to the ground the wheel of tho trap passing over I him, bruising and shaking him considerably. The trap was not injured. Messrs Sullivan, Williams and Maliony caught and secured tho horse, and assisted Mr Lee. At a committee meeting of the Pahiatua j County (Ticket Club hold last night it was : decided to hold club practices every Wed- 1 | Mt'sduy and Saturday afternoons on tho ■ Club’s ground, and that members be rc- j quested to play in cricket or tennis shoes, I owing to the injury that heavy boots do ! the ground, which lias just been prepared for tho coming season. A man named Shadbolt was injured nt I Mangntainoka a day or two ago. Ho was j engaged on a jigger felling a. largo tree i whon a branch from above fell and struck him on the shoulders, throwing him to tho ground. Dr Gault was called in, and reports that no bones were broken. The 1 sufferer is making rapid progress. In the event of the Wairarapa representative team winning the football match ! with Wellington to-morrow, tltov will i play tlui redoubtable Taranaki for the ‘ championship of the colony. M. srs T. and H. Wrigley, sons of Mr Wrigle.y of I this town, are members of the Wairarapa I team. Mr W. H. Hawkins' sale at. tho mart Japanese goods will bo sold at ‘2 p.m j sharp, end ladies are requested to enter hv the side entrance. Special accommodation \ will be made for their convenience. The sale of saddlerv will begin at I*2 o'clock. I 1 and there is absolutely no reserve. H Education Board »n Wednesday, wifi, , ! request that M is* lUcse should he allowed , to remain , , ■< feautteacher u( tho Pal, I o I until till The Board decline,l to grant the request! | , Mi B, >m I • f hi-* 'iliq. The, .u\» in q.'oudid !