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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 142, 24 April 1879, Page 2

v, NAPIER, ' Tuesday. Captain Russell addressed a meeting of his constituents at the Theatre Royal last night, The theatre was well filled, even in the dress circle, where there was also a few ludics. Captain Bussell had a very hearty reception, and there was no attempt at interference with his meeting, as was the case at Mr Sutton's. Thore were a few' intorjectional remarks now and then, but they we're not of a very adverse character, and altogether •. Captain Russell undoubtedly had a very large proportion of the meeting with him. A considerable portion of his speech was devoted to discussing the Hon. Mr Ballance's financial policy. Captain Eussell did not object to a remission of duties,; but he considered that the articles on which the remissions were made injudicious. He stated he had no confidence in the Ministry, which was composed partly of old-fashioned Tories and partly of extreme Radicals; hut he spoke highly of Colonel Whitmore. At the close of his address he was questioned very closely by Messrs McDougal and McAnneny, two warm Greyites. A vote of thanks and confidence was passed by. an overwhelming majority, against an amendment for a voto of thanks only. •

jgOB'OUGH OF MASTBETON. Notice is hereby given tlmt the Borough Council will hold a sitting on TUESDAY, April29th, 1879, (it 7 o'clock p.m., at the Council Chambers, Masterton, for the purpose of hearing and determining objections to the Burgess List, DUNCAN McGREGOR, Mayor. Masterton, 24th April, 1879. 112 F 0 E SALE. Forty-acre Block, rich agricultural land, on the Upper Plain Eoad, Masterton, Apply to E. & J. Brown. 112 WEDNESDAY," 30th iPEIL, 1879, At 2 p.m. . P. H. WOOD & CO. Have been favored with instructions from Mr Hathaway, who is leaving the District, to sell by public auotion, Without Keserve, at his residence, South Greytown, opposite Black's Coach Factory, tlio whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Chairs, tables, sofas Bedsteads, chests drawers Washstands, dressing tables Toiletware Crockery Glassware, &c, Also, if'not sold privately—The Thorough- : bred Entire Horse MISCHIEF, By Kakapo, out of . Lady Jane, 3 years old, 112

0 T I C E.. NOTICE. A GRAND GERMAN k SCANDINAVIAN BALL Will be held In the TOWN HALL, MASTERTON, ON FRIDAY, MAY 2nd. Double Ticket, 12s 6d; extra lady free, All refreshments will bo included. J, GATTSCHA, 112 Hon. See. WAIRARAPA PROSPECTING ASSO CIATION.

A MEETING mil be held in the office of Mr E. A. S. Wyllie, on Saturday, April 26, at 8 p.m., to constitute the Association, appoint Secretary, Treasurer, Manager, Committee, and general. The majority of the proposed shares in the Association are already applied for. Intending members are requested to give in their names at onco to E, A. S. WYLLIE, Sec., pro km. Masterton, vipril 24th, 1879. 112 QPENING NOTICE.

M. IcCEEDIE, ■IRONMONGER, HAS OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES OS LAMBTQN QUAY (Nearly opposite the Government Buildings,) Customers and the Public generally are INVITED TO INSPECT HIS NEW STOCK. THE LARGEST, 0- MOST VARIED AND BEST EVER IMPORTED INTO WELLINGTON. 107

NETTING. WIRE NETTING. For fencing purposes, in any quantity. Samples to be seen at SELLAR & HALES' Store, Bridge-street. Price very low, having been specially imported, 85 0 T I C E. ON and after this date my price for Shoeing will be 7/-i 8/-, and 9/- for cash j 1/extra per set if booked. AH Jobbing equally cheap, an allowance for cash beiug made in every instance.; G. IXO N, 1 Blacksmith, Adjoining Club Hotel Stables, Jlfiwterton, February 6,1879, 3