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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 251, 29 August 1879, Page 3

I gave for it. There, arc a great many curious things to see at Kawau, which perhaps you could not see anywhere else in tho world, and oneof these is the library. It is a beautifui place, diversified scenery with broken ground, and the people of Auckland often come to see me and gather seeds and plants, I have had as many as 1800 at a time on the island. I should bo pleased to see any of iny constituents if they came to see me. [Cheers.] All I can say is/I rogert it is not able to contribute more to the Land Tax revenue, [Cheers.] "NT 0 T I C E. Wc, the undersigned, beg to Rive notice that the Partnership proposed to have been entered into between us as Solicitors at Masterton will not now bo carried out. Dated this 28th day of August, 1879. CHAS. P. SKIPPER. WILLIAM PARKER. Witness—i A, J. Siur-ran, /„ Law Clerk, 1 *°l Masterton. TOWN HALL, TjIKGLISH rvPEEA COMPANY. Greatest Operatic success ever known in Masterton, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! IL TROVATORE, And Comic Opera. ROSE OF AUVERGNE. Prices: 3/- and 2/- 251 mOWN HALL, MA STEP TON. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. TUDSON'S QURPRISE T)ARTY LADY AND GENTLEMEN ENTERTAINERS, Who will introduce one of tnc most Novel Admission—3/- and 2/. T. HUDSON, Proprietor. 251 11. SANTLY, Agent, MASTERTON PLOUGHING MATCH COMMITTED A MEETING of the Committee will be held at the Council Chambers at 7 p.m. on SATURDAY NEXT. All persons interested in the Masterton SIRE HORSE PARADE requested to attend, P. BROWN, Secretary. Masterton, August 27, 1879. 250 mO THE ELECTORS OP THE i- WAIRAUAPA. Gentlemen— I invite your support for the MINISTERIAL CANDIDATES at the coming Elections. Electors, vote for drawing CAPITAL out of the country and POVERTY into it! Electors, vote for HARD TIMES and more of iftein! Electors vote for making the RICH RICHER and the POOR POORER ! so that, while the ship sinks, the rats may not starve! Electors, vote for all TAXES of the newest patterns and most approved designs! Electors, vote for that FREE BREAKFAST TABLE with nothing on it which Sir George Grey proffers to you! lam, Gentlemen, 24 9 ONE OF YOU. WAIRARAPA ELECTION. THE following gentlemen have much pleasure in acting on Mr Gkoiice Beetham's Greytown Committee, and pledge themselves to use every effort to secure Mr Beetliam's return to Parliament as one oi 4.1.. T) »_!• . c ~ ~. . Armstrong, P. J. Baillic, J. Bright, R. Bishop, E, Fuller, J. Gallagher, B. Jackson, A. B. Macara, J. Revanp, S. Salmon, AY. J. Sayers, G. Smith, Dr J. Smith, R, Y. TiiUy, J. Taylor, DrH. Webster, A. L. Cominitttee rooms at F. H, Wood and Co.'s tiiicc. P. H. WOOD, '■ Chairman. mffISTLE LODGE OF~FREE ANI 1 ACCEPTED MASONS, S.C. The Consccrat.on and Installation of tin above Lodge will take place at the Lodge room. Empire Hotel, on TUESDAY, 2n< September, at 2.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren are respectfully invitee to attend, Tickets, 12s Gd each, may be had fron Bros. Woolcott, Ross, and Braggins, A. D. COWAN, 249 R.W.M. Elect. Notice to Creditors in the Estate of J, C. B Goldek, of Masterton, Jeweller. Creditors are requested to forward Proof of Debt without delay to the undersigned, a . a dividend will be declared soon. Wm. SELLAR, 9 Creditor's Trustee. N ° T ~ I c E l Through sudden pressure upon me by im creditors, I am compelled to SELL OUT o ;. my business to meet their demands Imus ;■ eonsequeatly request all accounts due to m, !. be paid by the 12th day of September I otherwise legal proceedings will be taken t ■. recover the same. \y . ALFRED RUDMAN, ' Pork Butcher, l*® Masterton