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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1678, 25 February 1885, Page 3

Tim White Hart Hotel, Carterton, is undergoing repairs, and among the renovations a new roof is being put on the building. The weather being recently so fine the builders feeling assured there was no danger, stripped off part of the old roof preparatory to recovering the building but alas, the weather changed with the result that the rain ponied into the hotel in torrents we hear doing damage to walls and furniture to the extent of over £IOO.

The Evening Post says ;—Air. Calli* met with considerable success on his visit to Mas-te-to" last Saturday in connection with the Exhhitio., and. should time permit it, he propowiiß to visit Carterton ou Saturday. Messrs. Beetham Bros, will exhibit wool, tallow, and preserved meats, Mr. Caielberg grain, Mr. Donald Donald a wool press Mr Bacon and Mr. Booth limber, &o, and joths r manufacturers from the same district havQ also expressed their intention of exhibitingThe time for receiving applications tor space in the general branch closes on Saturday. The Woodville Examiner says the —•>ch trees in that district Lave suddenly sprung into life again. A few weeks ago they were all dead, and there is hardly a peach to be had iu the district this season in consequence. Doubtless the continued fine weather has a deal to do with the change for the better.

The directors of the Government Life Insurance Association intend to have erected entirely..: tidings, superior to those of any other insurance company in the city, on a portion of the site occupied by the old Provincial Buildings at Wellington. Catarrh of The Bladder. Stinging irritation, mil nmation, all kidney and similar complaints, cured by “ Buohu-paiba.” Moses Moss & Co., Sydney, General Agents,

The Star says Mr G. S. W. Dalrymple has effected the sale of a section of land next M. Gaselberg & Go’s stores in Masterton, having a frontage of 44ft to Queen street and 33ft to Chapel street, to the Bank of New South Wales, for £525. This is at the rate of £1328 per acre. Not a bad price for land which not long ago was soiling at £5 and £11) per acre.

Wells’ 11 Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ " Rough on Corns.” Quick relief, complete, permanent care. Corns, warts, bunions, -Moses, Moss A Co., Sydney, General Agents.