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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1807, 15 March 1886, Page 3

Mr Bishop advertises that visitors to the Sports on Wednesday can put horses and traps in a paddock next recreation ground. “ Bough on Bats." Clears ont rats, mice, roaches, flies ants, bed bugs, beetles, insects, skunks, jack rabbits, gophers. Druggists. Kempthorne, Prosser J t Co., Agents, Christchurch.

The ship Crewntborpe from Wellington (20th November) arrived at London on the ilth iustant.

There are many perrons in the Wairarapa, old Melton residents, who will remember the late Dr Sealey who died the other day there. The Nelson Mail says ;—“ There are many hundreds of people in Nelson who, when they learn that Dr Sealey baa passed away from our midst, will feel that they have been deprived of a kind, warm-hearted friend, and that the eoromnnity has to deplore the loss of a thoroughly good Christian gentleman. To tboee who made their acquaintance with him professionally be was known as the trustworthy family doctor, whose very appearance iu the sick room, with bis gentle manner and sympathetic disposition, was of itself sutfi. Ant to relieve the invalid. By children he was beloved, a true test of the kiudly natuie of the man. His children have a proud inheritance in the knowledge that the community in which he bad lived for 25 years contained no man who was more highly esteemed, more trnly respected, and more thoroughly beloved than the good Doctor.” His remains were interred on Thursday last. The funeral was a Masonic one, the deceased bolding a high position in that Order. The procession was of great length, and nearly every place of business was closed. The Doctor was brother-in-law to Mr H. Braith waite, of Waihakeke.

It ia as well that the public of the Wairarnpa should know that the train service from Greytown on St Patrick’s Day (17th instant), differs very materially from the ordinary arrangements. The usual 8.20 trains from Greytown for Wellington will not run on that day. Passengers requiring to go tc Wellington or Mastarton that morning wid have to leave Greytown at 7.40 a.m., meeting the down train from Mssterton at Featherstoe. and continuing on to Masterton. This train arrives at Uasterton at 9.35 a.m. returning from Masterton at 1010 am., arriving in Greytown at 11.20. Tha 10 60 a.m train (Greytown to Masterton) will not run that day; but the 12.30 from Greytown will meet the special from Wellington to Masterton st Woodside, returning to Greytown at 12.58.. A train also leaves Masterton for Wellington at 4.30 pm. The ordinary 255 p.m. train will leave Greytown for Wellington and intermediate stations as usual. The 7 40 p m. train, Greytown for Masterton, will not run. Passengers wishing to go from Greytown to either Masterton or Wellington ean go by the 5.20 pm. train. The 620 p.m. from Greytown arrives at Masterton at 6.11 p.m., running from tbenee to Featherston at 6 20 p m. and arriving there at 7.35, returning from Featherston with the usual evening train from Wellington, arriving in Greytown at 8 12 p.m.

'• Dacha Paibe.” Quick, complete cure, all annoying kidney, bladder and urinary diseases. At Druggists. Eempthorne, Prosser & Co., Agents, Christchurch. The Grertown Rifles meet for drill to-morrow evening at 7 30 pm. The second firing for Mr Hillier's prizes wll take place on Saturday next at 2 30 p.ra.

SPECIAL SETTLEMENTS. NOTICE. THE Residents of Grey town, Featherston, Martinborongb and surrounding district* who are interested in tbe formation of a Greytown Special Settlement, are invited to attend a meeting which will be held at Mr Wood's auction room on Monday, 22nd inst,, at 7 p.m. LEO ST. GEORGE. 535 Seo. pro tern. I. o. O. F. M. U. LOYAL GREYTOWN LODGE, NO 6341. MEMBERS are requested to meet at tbe Lodge Room on WEDNESDAY, March 17th (St Patrick's Day) at 9.15 a.m., to form procession and meet the Foresters at their Court Room. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. . D. P. LOASBY. 635 Secretary. FOR SALE. ABOUT 1/tA/t ROMNEY EWES. Apply for L' )UU particulars to Longwood, Featherston. 533.6 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. MASTERTON OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB'S RACES WEDNESDAY. 17th MARCH, 1886. SPECIAL TRAIN in connection with above will runaa under a.m. Greytown dep. ... 740 Feathereton arr. ... 8 5 „ dep. ... 8.16 Pernside ... x Woodside ... x Matarawa ... x Daleticld ... x Carterton dep ... 9 0 Clareville ... x Mddloton ... x Kurupnni ... x Masterton arr ... 9.35 will be ieeued from Greytown, Feathers' ton and intermediate elutions to Masterton available for return journey until 18th instant. BY ORDER. Wellington, 10th March, 1886. 63L1