PAHIATUA NOTES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4492, 2 August 1893, Page 3

PAHIATUA NOTES.

(From Cuv Own Correspondent,) This district has been again visited by & burst of hadweathor, mid as a consequence the rivers are all in flood and Blips areieporiod in every direction, sevcial having occuird'on tho road to Mukuri, nil lra3ie being suspended for.a few days. The Piuixtua Jockey Hub hold their annual meeting on Friday PAen:ng. Mr Bolton was elected Pieaidontand Mr Towvill Vice-president. A strong Committee were appointed for itbe ensuing year. A un-mber of the club was alto selected to attend the Melropo'iian Club and tirgo the ciiiins of tlie Fnhiu'ini Club for a license to uso the tolahsator and the passing of the picg.amme. Should these applications be favourably received, a prognmimo will be published immediately, and arrange,mi nts made for a race m* feting in November. An eklotly man lutneri Biwn was found dead near the Maiiawatufitidge, nn i lie Pcbi?tua side of the river, ou Saturday list, the cmise of his death, wording to Dr Milne,, being heart disease.

I learn, on good authority, that Mis Stewart lies disposed of her inler.st in the Haweia Hotel at a very satififnctory tigure. A few early limbs ha'e made their appearance in Paliiatua. Iti us; the weather may be mild and favourable to ihe new comers, Although Aiijustis considered the lirst month of spring, it is ficiioinlly a very boisterous ono. A laipe and representative meeting wns held nt Bull men on Saturday lust, in connection with the pork industry. Mr Cnrlile, of Wcodville, attended and laid befote the meiting a mass of useful information on the subject.' A furiber meeting was arranged for August 4th to be held at Bal'.ance, and I think the settlers in that district are determined to work the industry up.