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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 957, 23 December 1881, Page 3

TO RABBITEBX TENDERS will bo received by tho un. ■*• designed tc tho 31at instant, for the destruction of rabbils, Hosiers included, oh two properties, at per skin. 957 J. VALENTINE SMTTH. WEDNESDAY, 28th DEO. At 2 p.m. • ] Growing Crop of Oats i About 70 acres, at J3.VST TA B ATA HI. ■LI A; WOOD <fc CO. Wo rocived' in.JL , atructions from M, ,1. Burrow, who has told liij piopertv (resolving right to remove crops within two months) on the rand,. East Taratabi, lately ocen ieel b}' him, in the paddocks as they stand- ' Lot 1.-Paddock containing about 2.1 acres Growing Outs Lot 2.—Paddock containing about 10 acres do Lot 3. -Paddock containing about 1)7 acres do Two months wiil be given (if required) to cut and remove llio o its. Terms-Three months approved bill, bearing Bank interest. Salo at 2p m. slurp. . 057 TO THE BURG ESSES OF THE BOKOUCJIIOI-; MASTEUTOX. ' T AWES AND GENTLKMEN.-llaving -*-* recently had my time heavily, pressed upon nly business engagements, I have decided to resist my seat ia the Euromjh Council, in order that yon may 'elect a representative in niy place who is better able to devote liis timo and energies to your services; and that I may not cause the ratepayers the upensc of a fresh election I take the opportunity lifeiing by the present vacancies to wilhdnw. At the same timo ] beg respectfully to thank yon for your past expressions of conlidtnce.-l have the honor to remain, Your most, uUJiesit servant, GEORGE DIXON. GEORGE DENTON, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, A-ID IIiOXIONGEII, Wl[,l,lS-:i 11K T,-WK|,t,l.\flTO:,' LAWN 'JENNIE, llackot Bid's, Ac. CRICKET Bats, Balls, (i|.,ves Leg-gu.ir.ls Scorii.g f-Joi.ks Ac. LOCKSMITH'S and GTJNSMmN's wo k GUNS re-st'cked KEYS fitted in Miller's safes and Chub ,'s .... . louks All kinds of WlßWOMinale to order. ADVANCE JIASTEUTO.V! BOXING. NIGHT BOXING SIGHT BOXING NJGHT BOXING NIGHT POXINtt NIGHT BOXING NIGHT /. 'And Two Nniirrs Fomowixo, JWi/ 27th, and 28th December, at'tlio Tosn Hall/ Mastcrton, will be performed, the hut in anv inlnii-l I iu-ii i.. V„. '/....1 i .. ." Grand Local BANTOiHME ! iWritten'apnwly by J, 0. Mahtkh, -( r.vrm,i;i> dreams, Fancy, & Fun, TlioMarc'i.clliilclcctamnieison, yeerlie dajes of Mastcrton. Kin;; Jbnbit, Cifc, ami . P'ison, or HARLEQUIN, Maori Pigs, I'ot.itoc-i, Crrnkcl Mini-to Had I aws, in'.l Unworthy Agital re CIIA It ALTERS: • ■ fiiimortuk • fjnpen of Civilisation, Just .uriv-jj by niians of the Tclqi'.une; she means well, and trusts for the public to tell- ' Kitic Jones. Saklinc, a. nyniili, faiier was never ssci - Head Minister i-nd Advisor to tiie.Fniry Queen— . • lodized l'aiilla, iccML \ hi uttuiubiiiec on tl .. * " r 1 "" " uci 'iiiuuves. ;i httle teaze, who alwaysdov3.be; b ot to please— Minnie JoresV lUkllllliill t'uk'm; .... ; (Herbs picked by a Celebrated Marian Herbalist, and purchased by the F.iir (J let: for this occasion ) ; ' Cresses, Miss ilose; IJanduli m. Miss Bu tercup; Pern Bark, Miss Bluebell; ' Ji'i"i(ijiii, SUshD i-y, t'itndmtid ALrbjhuili: T. W,, an Evil Genii;,-, W(Ul : fl ( a my . Jlinglliafs I,J to tl,,'|,, t „f Ins to be » Miioii Chief-''. ' "'''''• .•W.a'Mntrr. • I'i'l'o ihit wbo.i there'll an)thing pr .fitul|ouUt;.lyunld loaf on aiiybo.iv for kinrelfont•P. KoliinKin filuues of ih EoW Genk*:: The Swiss Warl-Lr*. a nice 1 t of gentrv ready fi.rsbeaiiigoll'ortbiash'ng whatever can't return ifc, it t's not taken av.aythey often burn it. Dealers in auentcal prorations, and settinjr the country in violent auitutiou— W»tu,J, Kciumit; Mohft!iH,T. Moore: Hamaki,ll. HiiselljOpimnkcll. Gnnther: Hnia. \V. Jloiris; ■ Kiwi, 11. Williams; 'iVui- .' I laia, W. Jones.' ' E.ng toe.. ....;..; TiPor{er Geijcralleas ...J.Bennett •J*. 1 "* }\ -G. Armstrong tW^"- : ~-- W, Morris \ : U-t.ur V\],y Kpt , J, Williams (» a » ».».,.»,„ ! ,..:..: I „w.joi'M £**»<■•> ■•■ «-.:..: Fredericks : - J. GnnUior M B-' ; J. C. Marten Numerous Councillors And men of the law to make up tho trio. GRAND TRANSFORMATION. CdnmUi*. ....Miss Jessie Jones. arl T n ■ J. Outer. ¥°™ • "•" 1 !! ta,oon :v ■ E.Robinson. MicmiimX G. Armstrong SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY, Scene I,:—Maaterton in 1855. Scene II •_ f hmtGrotto, Scene 111. :"-Masterton VI? ,'-, faccne IVI • -,lot s P ril) gß and \ tjrundTrantformaUon. Scenes"V VI ' and Vll.:—Well known spots in the district. Scene VIII, :-l>'mrij land, GEAND DENOUEMENT! Stage Manager, Mechanist, and director J. C. Marthk; Properties by E. Quick' Dresses by Mrs Jokeh ; Musical Directress,' $* w - Prfpss ftli ap baiid. • • Pwing tft t|ib great ofpenao'.-iho prices of admission, will be as .follows i-Reserved-Sffu 48, i ß , t f M, - d 3s ' Ga,ler y ' ll «l'Baok2s; Clilldreu half-price, .Reserved Seat Tickets may be obtained at Mr. Cbinchen's and ; Mr Price's, stationers, :.•■•;.' . . - Tho hrforimance williiomineuce on the 26th with the Laughable Farce, entitled- ' ' "TUSN HIM OlIK^-27TU-"THE YOUNG WIDOW" ' 88th-"BOMBASTUS PURipSO."