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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 86, 3 April 1883, Page 3

Amusements Ivl ACCA BE. j TOO TTALL, T^EILDING. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. ONE NIGHT 0-\LY, England's renowned Mimic and Ventriloquist FRF.DBNIG M\CC\BE FREDERIC MACCABE Wtll present his World-famed Entermen t BFGONE, DULL CARP] ' I In which he will display his marvelI lous power of changing his voice, j figure and face, in the impersonation . of various types of character, with ! rapid and picturesque chau es of ens- I tume ; wi-.li his or ginal songs, ap ! propriate music, dresss s and appoint- j ments. An exposition of the art • f • vi-:nti{lLoq;:i>m. Illn^ti'ited with conversations with j invisible beings and intelligent ani- j mais. | Admission, 3s and 2s. Commence '■ at 8 o'clock pieciselv. ! LIDDY, A -out i ' i Meetings j THE "WELLINGTON AND " MAN AWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, (Limited). NOT/Ci: TO SIIAUEtIOLDKHS. V R E Second Annual General '- Meeting- or the Company will be held at the Mall of *he Chamber of Commerce, in the city of Wellington, on Wednescbn', the 4tk duj' of April, 1888, at 12 o'clock, noon. Btsinkss : To receive Directors' Report and Balance sheet. Election of Two Directors, Election of Auditors. Messrs John Plimmer and G. V . Shannon retire iv accordance with the Articles of Association, but, being elig-iole, offer themselves for re-elec-tion. By order. J AS. WALL A OP, Secretary. Wellington, 20th March, 1883. Notices WE beg to intimate that we have undertaken the business of LAND, ESTATE AND 1 INANCUL AGENTS & SHARKBKOKkRS, And that it will be conducted by MiArthur Warburton (Late Manager of the Bank of v *ew Zealand, Te Aro). For the acquirement and disposal of property, the investment of money on mortgage, the negotiation of loans on other securities, the purchase and sale of stocks and shares, and the conduct of any commission agencies, we possess the mean; of affording valuable information and advice, and we shall do our best for the interests that may be entrusted to our care. ARTHIR WARBURTON & CO., Opposite Occidental Hotel, Lambton Quay, Wellington, HENRY JOHN LEE, Tailor, HAS taken those premises lately occupied by Mr Oakley, in Manchester-street, and intends continuing the business. Clothes made after the latest style and newest fashions. Gentlemen's apparel cleaned and repaired. Good fit and first-class workmanship guaranteed. II J LEE, Manchester-street, Feilding £f*Next to the Bank of Australasia' WELLING ION HOUS E, Ridgway-street, Wanganui, (near the old Railway Station.) MRS KIRBY, RA V I N G taken over from Mr C Davy tbe above well-known and favorite establishment, is now in a position to receive boarders. Wellington House will be carried on upon the same principles as formerly, and Mrs Kirby hopes to see all her old friends and supporters around her. Excellent accommodation for families. A fiist-class Cook kept. To His Excellency the Governor. ENQUIRE for Dixon's Extra Sui perior GIN G MI ALE, Specially adapted for private families and country use. In pints & Quarts. A Teial Solicited. GEORGE DIXON, iErated Water Manufacturer. CUBA-STREET, AVELLINGTON. MAKINO STE AM^SASH & DOOR FACTORY, Planing & Mouldiug & Turnery Works, FEILDING, Manawatu. CHARLES POTTS. Having purchased the above business from Messrs Roots and Co., is now prepared to supply DOORS, Sashes, Architraves, and all other kinds of Moulding and Turned VVork at . lowest current • rates. | A large stock of the above on hand. I Special *&izes made to order. Price lists on application.