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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 819, 14 July 1881, Page 3

IOWN HALL,. MASTERTON. " :>TEUESDAY A FRIDAY' ':<' July 14thand 15th. . ...':.;" Tice Mastertos'Qahrick Mated* '■ . .;,;...■, Dramatio Club ■ ; Will give their Second Performance on tho ';■■■■■:■'.■■r THURSDAY, Utn, To commence with tlrtSparklingCorncdietta ' "THE_HAPPY PAIR!". Concluding with Bvron'sGlorious Burlesque "?U DIAVOLO." FRIDAY, 15th. .First Appearance' of the RENOWNED PIEBALD MINSTRELS ! Who willgire their Rtckrcht ", Drctiko-Room Entertainment On the Chairs; ' Followed by a Musical Interlude, and con. . eluding with the Burlesquo of : ' '"" ' "FRA'DIAVOLO." , For particular! of Cast, <tc, see Posters. • Admission, 3s, 2s, and Ib. MASTERTON WINTER EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS. Sunday-school Room on 21st July, A MEETING of the Members of the L Union Club, Masterton, will be held at the Institute, on MONDAY next the 18th inst., at 8 p.m. ' A full attendance is requested. W. SELLAR, Trustee. ' ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. THE Annual Parish Meeting for the elec tion of Churchwardens, Vestrymen,an Auditors, will be held in the Schoolroom on Wednesday, July 20th inst, at 7.30 p.m. BM> W.E.PAIGE. fTIHE GENERAL ELECTION. Those who are not on the Electoral Roll can procure Registration Papers at the Waibarapa Daily Office, free of charge. ' A Freehold Qualification, after it has been held for six months, or six months, residence in the district, entitles a naturalised or British subject to a vote, provided a claimant under the residential qualification has been for twelve wmths resident in the colony flf Vevr Zealand. ■ The General Election is now fast apRroaphing, and every person in the district should see that he is not disfranchised, •0 MYOPATHIC MIDICINES. 4-1 ~ THE Undersigned has on hand a full assortment of the above in different potencies, especially! prepaid for tho Colonies, including— Mother Tinctures External Tinctures Liniments Medicine Chests Works, &c, &c, Veterinary Medicine Chests and Books. W. M. BBS, LAMBTON QUAY, Opposite, the Star Chambers, WELLINGTON. Mr T. E. Price is appointed agent at Masterton for the above, and has in stock all kinds of Homeopathic and Veterinary Medicines, pfPURTANT NOTICE. f GRAY, in returning thanks to his numerous customers for past favors, begs to inform the public generally that having now in .ilock a large quantity of the very best timbers suitable for Coachbuilding and Wheel wright purposes,he is prepared to receive and dTßcuto all ordors entrusted to him, and will guarantee b"*n atvle and finish to equal that turned out in any p,.rt of the Proviuce. Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including trimming i: painting, shall receiveimmediate attention, and be performed with neatness and dispatch. F. GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuilder, and Wheelwright Masterton. POISON LAID, NOTICE ii hereby given that Poison is laid ou Sections 38 and 41, ColeMasterton, PUBLIC TB-USI OFFICE, Guaranteed by the State, ALTHOUGH'thiJ"Office lifts been in J(\ exjptenje for a period of more than seven years, jt is believed that the objects for which jt was established are not sufficiently known or understood. It is desired to set forth in a concise form information resoecting the business which this office undertakes : 1. The charge of all kinds of money trust, such as Marriage Settlements, moneys to be invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for charitable objects, moneys the title to which is in dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown or cannot be found, Ac, &c, 2. The administration of the wills of persons who by appointing the Public Trustee as their executor secure the guarantee of the Slate for the due fulfilment of thoir wishes, and. ayoid the risk consequent''fm ihe appointment ol'private l perEp*rM as 'executors,' who not unfrequently,'though earnestly de, sirous of actipg for the benefit of parties inteiosted, fail to carry out legally the ob jects for which they were appointed, and consequently involve themselves and too whose interests they are striving to protect in costly and harassing litigation. 3. The administration of all estates of which no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not wish to incur the responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cause obtain the necessary powers to act. In such cases it is the duty of the Public Trustees to discharge all legal debts as far as the assets extend, and divide the residue amongst the next of kin. 4. The administration of tho estates of lunatics, lunatic patients, and cpnvjcts, tj. Tho charge of all lands lying waste and unqceppreddf which "the owner is unknown, or who hi}? been absent/ from 1 the colony for ton yearspliaving left no known agent, i The cost of administering estates is very •small, 'lnformation maybe obtained from all agents.— R C, HAMERTON, Public Trustee. i TELBQDBHfI OUP CONSULTATION, L ": ißßi.' ■■ 10,000 SUBSp.RIB.ERS Alt' il EACH. FlflST HORSE, £3,00,0. Second Horse, £looo;'Third flqrso, 3500 ; Other] Starters, i\v'M £PQ| Nonstarters, diyided, £2OO01 6 Prises pf'ipo each, £6OO j 6 prises of £SO each, £3OO j 110 prizes of £lO each, £l,lOO. This is my fifth consultation since October last, and 'is the Best Opportunity ever brought before the publio itt the Australian Colonies, The 122 extra prizes brings the number of winning tickets to about £240. If cheques are forwarded exchange mußt bo added, Wherever possible, P.O. Order should be'forwarded, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. THEODORE BROWN, Box 210, P. 0., Auckland!' H.Z.