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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 11, 16 March 1867, Page 1 (Supplement)

£IOBB AND CO.’S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leave the Booking Office, Adjoining Osgood’s Empire Hotel, Wellington, for the various Branches as under:— WEST COAST, WANGANUI BRANCH, Every Monday and Thursday, at 6 a.m., passing through . 1. Kai Warra Warra 2. Ngahauranga 3. Johnsonville 4. Porirua 5. Pahautanui 6. Horokiwi Valley 7. Paikakariki 8. Waikanae 9. Otaki Coaches leave the Booking Office M’Donnell’s Red Lion Hotel, Wanganui, for Wellington, same day and hour. 10. Horowhenua 11. Manawatu 12. Lower Rangitikei 13. Upper Rangitikei 14. Tutaenui 15. Taurakina 16. Wangaehu 17. Wanganui EAST COAST, WAIRARAPA LINE, Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at 7 a.m.. passing through 1. The Hutt 7; Featherston 2. Taita 8. Tauherinikau 3. Silver Stream 9. Greytown 4. Upper Hutt 10. Carterton 5. Mungaroa 11. Masterton 6. Pakaratahi Return Coaches leave Dixon’s Accommodation House, Masterton for Wellington, every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 7 a.m. TURAKINA AND WANGANUI. A Coach leaves Gleeson’s Hotel, Turakina, for Wanganui daily, at 8'30a.m., passing through intermediate stations. Returning, leaves the Red Lion Hotel, Wanganui, at 4 p.m.'samc day. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. J. DAVIES, Proprietor. Greytown, January 10, 1867.

PROSPECTUS OF THE WAIRAIiAPA PUBLIC HALL COMPANY' (LIMITED.) Capital £3OO, in 300 shares of £1 each. Five shillings to he paid on apiication and the balance by monthly instalments of 2s 6d per shave from the day of allotment. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : Messrs J. Hall, ETicehurst, R. Wakelin, E. Walker, E. Grigg, J. Baillie, A. Garment, A. Grigg, W. H. P. Jones, M. Hirschberg. CHAIRMAN AND TREASURER Samuel Moles, Esq. SECRETARY ; A. J, Skipper, Esq. rjMHS COMPANY has been formed with the object of erecting a spacious Hall at Greytown suitable for Public Meetings, Tea Parties. Balls, Concerts, Lectures, and other Public Entertainments. Such a desideratum as a really commodious Hall at Grey town has long been felt, and the promoters feel confident that the undertaking will r pay a good dividend on the money invested, probably, after a short time, 20 per ent on the original outlay. Similar companies in Great Britain and the Australian Colonies have proved a great success. Independently of such considerations, however, a Public Hall of the kind proposed must prove a great benefit to the inhabitants of the Wairarapa generally and to those of Greytown and its vicinity more especially. When the Shares are taken up it is proposed to register the Company, and call a meeting of the Shareholders for the election of Directors, &c. Application for Shares to be made to the Secretary or any of the Provisional Directors up to the 18th March. ORITZ HIRSCHBERG, Wholesale and Retail Storekeeper, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Main-street Greytown.