Special Advertisements. FUNERAL OF THE LATE PKEMIER, RUHAKDJOHN SEDDON. I DESIRE and request Professional'and TradesDeople, Hotelkeeperß, Workers, Citizens, Children, and Maoris, to observe THURSDAY, 2h,t June, 1906, the day appointed for She funeral of our late loved and honoured Premier, as a day of mourning for the great sorrow that has fallen on New Zealand. ■ J. A. RENALL, Mayor. AS, owing to the absence In Wellington of many official heads of Friendly and other Societies, it may not be possible for such Societies to be properly represented, it is earnestly iequested that all citizens attend and take part in the procession and memorial service; and to assemble for that purpose in front of the Borough Council Chambers, so that a start may be made at 12.30. If the weather is suitable the procession will pass along Hall* Street and Queen Street to the Pastoral Society's ground. If the weather is unsuitable for outdoor service, the procession will pass along Hall Street to the Town Hall. R. BROWN, Town Clerk. MAbTfSR'ION DISTRICT HIGH school. ; A LL scholars above Standard IT. are J\t quested to m?et at the Main School at 12 o'clock TO-MORROW, to take pftrt in the Procession and Memorial Service in memory.of the late I remitr. E. B'own, Chairman. W. H. JaCKsON, Headmaster. HP HE Ileheai sal of Musical Programme JR. In connection with the Memorial Service to be held on Thursday, will take place in the Town Hall 'lO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock sharp. All musical people (vocal and instrumental) are asked to show their practical sympathy by attending the practice. R.BROWN, Town Clerk. N EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS FUNERAL OF THE LATE RT. HON, R. J. SEDDON. Tickets at reduced rates to Wellington and Te Aro, available for return until 30th June, will be issued at all stations on the Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth section on 19th and 20th June, ami at Master ton, Belmont, and intermediate stations by morning trains-on 21s: June. On Thursday, 21st June, 1906, extra passenger trains, stopping, N if required, at all stations, will run asunder:—' ' For Wellington.—Masterton dep 8 a.m., Carterton 8.27, Greytown 8.35, Featherston 9.5, Wellington arr 12.16 pm. For Masterton. - Wellington dep 5.85 p.m., Featherßton 8.50, Greytown air 9 25, Ckrterton dep 9.40, Masterton arr 10.7 p.m. This train will connect at MiSterton with train usually leaving there for 'Woodville at 10.6 p.m, No trains will run between Te Aro and Wellington on 2lst June. BY ORDER. * WELLINGTON ACCLIMATIZATION • • SOCIETY. ! '' : A MEET'NG of air License-holders,Jn the Wairaraia will be held on MONDAY, the 25ih June, at .8. p.m., in Messis Aunthuiu ana Williams' Rooms. Business —Klection of four members to Mastevton Sub-Committee, and General. W. H. L. GALWEY, Hon. Bes. Masterton Sub-Committee. UO BUSHFELLERS. TENDERS aie invited for felling 200 acres (more or less) light bush at Stronvar. Particulars may be seen at Mr C. A. Pownall's Office, Masterton, and at the residence of Jus. Mcßae, Stroavar, with whom tenders will close on WEDNESDAY, June 27ih, 1906. An Active ( Absolute •" Cash Sale GROCERIES. MRP. C. BUCKTHOUGHT has.decided to relinquish business , ia Masterton. and up t to the END .OF l!Hlii MONTH (JUNE) a Big Reduction Safe Of the present Grocery Stock will be held. GOODS MUST BE SOLD. Every-day Groceries to be sold at . RIDICULOUS PRICES. Don't miss the opportunity. REMEMBET-The Sale only lasts till the end of the month. - ' ADDRESSOppcsite Post Office, MAURICEVILLE HOTEL. MR F. M. ROSS (late of Feilding) begs to notify the residents of Mauricoville and surrounding district, as well as the travelling public, that-he has taken over the above well-known hotel. The hotel will shortly be renovated and made thoroughly up-to-date. Speight's Beer always on tap. Best Wines, Spirits, and Ales in Stock. Stabling accommodation a specialty. F. Mr~ROSS PROPRIETOR. CORADINE & WHITTAKER, TIMBER MERCHANTS AND CONTRACTORS.
JOBBING work at shortest notice. Painting aud papering in all its branohec. Dre sect and seasoned timber. Kauri, Totara, gimu , Matai, White Pine, Sashes Doors, Mouldings Builders Requisites Faints Paperhanijings. Empipe Hotel Stables. MASTERTON Tklkfhonk NO. 13 TC. CLANCY bege co notify that he 9 has purchased the lease of the above stables, together with the Cabs and Livery Plant, belonging to the late Mr F. Hockley, and will continue to run the same on the most approved lineß. Saddle fiorses and Buggies on Hire.. Horses broken to saddle and harness. CAB MEETS ALL TRAINS. Parcels and Goods delivered to all parts of the town T CLANCY.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8162, 20 June 1906, Page 1
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