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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1835, 21 May 1886, Page 3

On Sunday next the new organ recent) imported for St Luke's Church, Grejrtown will be opened, and special services will b. held to commemorate the event. The Rev Frederick Parkes, curate of St Paul's, Wellington, will preach morning and evening, and the offertories during the day will L handed over to the choir fund. The musical part of the service is as follows :—MorningHymn HiO before service ; Responses (Tallis); Venite and Gloria, chant ; special psalm 145. 146, and 150 ; Te Deun (Jackson) ; jubilate (Jackson) ; hymns 303 and 301. Evening—hymns before service 302 ; responses (Tallis) ; special psalms 115 to chant 245,140 to 232, 150 to 247; cantate Domino (Jackson); Dens Miseratnr (Jackson) ; anthem 11 I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes ” (D. Clarke) ; hymns 2'JO (2nd tune), and 205.

Mr F. H. Wood's stock sale at the Taratahi yards yesterday was well attended. Hheep appeared to be in little better demand than at last sale, but the bidding for cattle was very dull. Two-tooth fat wethers brought 8s 7d ; store ewes and wethers, (mixed) 5s bd, store ewes full mouth 3s to 5s 6d, culled ewes and lambs Is Id, calves 15s, yearling heifers 345, 2 year old steers 48s, cows 40s to 80s. Messrs Laery and Campbell report that late quotations are still maintained. Oats, plentiful supplies offering from 2s 3d upwards. Potatoes, there are any quantity still offering, but very fiw of prime quality, which may be quoted at £j 5s (sacks in) ; salt but ter is worth bjd to lOd ; fresh butler, '.id to Is. ft. Croft annonnces that he accepts Bayne's challenge tor a twelve hours go-as-you-please tu the Theatre, Mastertou, on the 28th inst. " Rough on Rats." Clears out rats, mice, roaches, dies ants, bed bugs, beetles, insects, skunks, jack rabbits, gophers. Druggists, Keinpthorne, Prosser ,t Co., Agents, Christchurch.