Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1237, 23 November 1882, Page 4

-vPROSPEGTtrS ■•»-. fASTERTON THEATRE ROYAL '/■■'■ l --COMPANY --wiw. !■ r j-1 OABITAL, JJ2.BOQ, In 600 'share's of'£6 each. (Of which it is proposed tooall,up notmor*' 'than £2per,BbM6 .as ' 'Five porshsreon'ttpDlioatij})!, five BhilHngß' : per''share on allotment,, . and the remainder by instalments not exceeding 2s 6d each;'at intervals' of one mouth if necessary,..-,,,,.....,; ( PnovisiosAi Direciobs. G. Beetham, M.H.R. W. B. Buick A. Bish (Mayor) T. Wrigley R.V. Smith ' |D.Donald .W. Francis B.Hare , D.F. McCarthy .. W.G. Beard ; J. Teomath E. E. Chamberlain W.Rapp ~'.,. ' J.Nicol.:' J. H. Corbett L. J, Stopper'., Sbchrtary >pn>teni: A. J. HathawayV Bankers:. The: Bank «{Australasia. ■ SouoitohJ Mr W>-GJ Beard; ■" >'■ The promoters propose to purchase the Empire Store' (late Messrs Briggs 'b Co.'s) in Queen-Btreet, Masterton, forth*purpose of establishing a Theatre worthy of the town and district, and capable : of cunifortably accommodating the largest audiences likely to be congregated. Preliminary iairangemonts have already been made for securing the premißou and land on strictly moderate terms. The original cost of the present buildings'and site was £4,500. . The .promoters have accepted an offer conditionally :for the purchase of those at £1,576, In addition to the Theatre,' they will have a residence) from which a reutal of 12s 6d per week may be anticipated. ■ ".'..'..'■':" The necessary alterations,' for which" plans have been already prepared, are estimated to cost £SOO. Tliiß will include one of tho largest stages in the colony, aud seating accommodation for 1,000 persons, '. '•" The building iB centrally Bituuted, and admirably adapted for Theatrical, Operatic, tan Companies to visit this part, of the dig. trict, and prove aieoidedjacqumtion to the play-going residents and outside public by placing before them the best of talent and finest of modem performances under the lnnst. flriDAnfftrrnnna flirnnmctfannna nnaoiKlo It will Jso be available for iocaiexhibitions, such as Horticultural Shows, Bazaars, Public lectures, &0. , Tho new Theatre will be decorated in the highest style of with'the beet scenery, and all the accessories for producing ettectivescenic displays.. i V .'•• K , ; By being rendered Bttra«tive, ; it is belioved that it will he largely patronised by the leading bistrionio companies who visit at present only the sea-board centres, and thai it will be rendered highly reproductive, as woll as of the greatest; Donofitj to the 'community by contributing to their amusement and instruction. . _ Making allowance for all reasonable nontingencies, the promoters feel convinced that at least a profit of from ten to fifteen, per cent, por annum will be realised on the Capital invested As £1,500 of the purchase, money can k raised on mortgage, it is not proposed to cali up more than £SOO at first, extending this b) easy calls— only if abtjo-, lutoly reqiiired-to £IOOO ! Tho Sharo list will close on December 10. closed, will be received at the "BANK OF AUSTRALASIA," Masterton, and due notice will be given of allotment. M 25 GEO. WATSON & CO., SADDLERS, HARNESB-MAKERS, &c. QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON HAVING, with considerable trouble, obtained the services of Two Efficient Tradesmen from Auckland and Wellington, the above well-: | known firm are now in a position to execute I all orders entrusted to their care with NEATNESS AND DURABILITY. ■:; ■■' G-. W. Sc Co., while apologising to those of tkeir patrons whose work has been held over owing to pressure of business deairo respectfully to'intimate tot'in future all ORDERS will be ATTENDED TO on the SHORTEST. NOTICE, mid turned out in the style and finish ;for which the firm isnuUii, and which, with reasonable charges, has gained, for the establishment the popularity it now'enjoys: -' •' ""'• G. W. & Co.» take this opportuwith which they are favored, and would add that to merit a contbusice'of the isme GEORGE WATSON &C6.v. Near the Club Hotel, • MASTERTON. ; ; BEG. to inform their numerous customers and the publiogcnorally, that they have REMOVED to their, new and commodious premises, next to Lowes and lorna' Auction Rooms; and in returning their sinaccorded to them whilst in their temporary premises; would now that they have just completed opening up NEW STOCE OF SADDLERY. J. E. and Co, intend keeping a good stock of every description oi ; teddlerj remittd by business, combinea with good workmanship and moderale'chargee, to.merit aecstisuaso of past fuiors. Repairs of every'deooriptios executed with thevery best of materia], and with the utmost despatch. .Orders from' every part of the up-country districts punctually attended to, i ..... , J. ELLIOTT AND CO, i T. J AGO,: Cabinetmaker, Uptolsterer & Undertaker.,' BEGS to inform jiis numerous customer* ' and the public that he has'"''' ' OPENED HIB, 4TNEW SHOWROOMS, Adjoining : MR BELL'S STOREiQUEEN-ST., WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT 'or " Wood and Iron Bedsteads, (AllSm.) Linoleum, Carpets, Oilolothe, and' a large 'Stookof,•;-,■. ■•;.::(• CHINA MATTING, „ (all widths) ■ CmNAMATTING, 'COMPLEn 'SVIWtfMmTVM: Large Assortments of Pictures, Oleographs, ' and Picture Mouldings, ■ '■>'. .• > '• j MARBLE TOP WHMANdfyfc All neceßsarieß for General'Furniihing at \ (; .'" Mng'foh Price*. : ",','.':','] J , T.J.. ■wishes to draw ,partkn)B {attention; to his large stock of) PALIFORNIANPINE