The Thiitlo Lodge, S.C., meets this evening. Tendsti are invited for removing sixty chains of fencing on the Opaki, We noticed that Mr M. R. Miller, the well known stoak and station agent of Napier, wai in Masterton yesterday At a meeting of. creditors of C. W. Hornblovr, held at Wellington on Monday, tho deed of arrangement was assented to.
Tenders are invited by the Masterton' Highway Board for formation on the' Kaumingi and Ahiaruhe roads. Messrs Price and Pot'i, mill proprietors, Carterton, have dissolved partnership. Mr Price continues the business. •' Mr J. M. Girdlestone sells the p'rivilegei of the Pastoral Society's Show on Tuesday next at Carterton. This is Guy Faux Day, and Will, we trust, be commemorated without the aid of fireworks*
The Hudson Surprise Troupe were well patronised at their' third and last -rentertainment given in Masterton last evening.
TheRM. 0 nurt sits at Carterton t d»jr. To-morrow the usual sitting w take place at Masterton.
We have to thank Mr T. E. Price, stations, Waiterton, for placing at our disposal several interesting American pub-, iications.
A requiiition asking Dr Smith to stand as Mayor at the coming election is being numerously signed by the burgesses oi Greytown.
We have been requested to explain that though the Masterton-Opaki Jockey Club' does not disqualify Murtagh from running on its course, it is of opinion that his disqualification by the Wairarapa Jockey Club was deserved. The decision of the former Club is in favor of Murtagh, simply because there is no racing rule uudei which it can take action.
A meeting of members of the Master* ton Horticultural and Industrial Society was held at the Council Chambers kt evening, Mr Everett, the President, beinn. in the chair. Arrangements were made for the services of judges at the coming show. It was decided that on the m .rning ef the Bhow the President should call, the committee roll, when every member would be expected to be in attendance'. The President and Messrs Gardner arid Parsons were appointed as a staging committee. The President and Messrs Vile and Payton were appointed as a sub-com-mittee to arrange tor a luncheon in connection with the show. Other necessary arrangements were made which may be calculated to make the show efficient ahd attractive.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 308, 5 November 1879, Page 2
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