CARTERTON NEWS.
( By letcf/raph — Special to Daily Times]
Caktekton, This Day. Larrikins have been in evidence hero, and street lamps and the Town Clerk's window have been broken.
Mr A. Mutch, a recent arrival, intends having a brick building erected in Pem-broke-street.
A beam fell on Mr M. Jones on Tuesday, at Kokotau, while he was engaged in carpentering, and severely injured his shoulder.
(By Telegraph — Press Association).
Carterton, This Day. The price of meat has been risen, by one butcher, a half-penny per lb.
The induction services of the Rev. Mr Bates, Presbyterian Minister, yesterday, were largely attended. There was a social in the evening.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7246, 29 August 1902, Page 2
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