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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1246, 5 December 1882, Page 4

PROSPECTUS IJASTERTON . THEATBE BOYAIi fIVI. COMPANY-"'' ' , In 500 Bharea of £5 each. (OfjWhiohit is proposed.to ;call up not mow : than £2 per share; as' . : Five shillings per share on'application, / ; five,Bhillings,per- share, on, allotment, ' : andthe .remainder% 'iristalmehfs io\ ;,• , exceeding 2b ,6dqach, r a,t jntemb of .«' one month if neceaa'afyV * .•.•.Jjni.VjLti f.»U'«<; m; ;' ; iv'PßOYisiom Directors. '•:•! ■>! G.'Beotham, M.H.R. A, Bish (Mayor) B.Y.Smith';: ■■.) >W. ; Francis , D.F. McCarthy J. Teomath ,W. riapp •J.-H. Corbett T.Wrigley D.Donald; VV.G. Beard E.'E, Chamberlain J. Nicol I. J.'Hooper ■ J, Hathaway, ; Bankers : The Bank of Australasia, \ Solicitor: Mr SW.G'.Beardi'iJ ; . The promoters propose to purchase the Empire Store' (Into MsSßrß>Briggß '&' Co.'s) in Queen-street, Masterton, for of estabiißWng a Theatw' worthy J b'f the town and.district,. and ofemnfori; ably accommodating the''l""- 1 -- j:i --" likely to bo congregated,'. Preliminary airangements havo already been made for seonring-the promises and land :'on i-strictly;Jmoderate terms; '<The original cost of 'the: present buildings and site was: £4,600.-:: The promoters have i accepted an offer conditionally for the pur•chase of theso at £1,575. In addition to •tho Theatre, they will have a residence, from which* rontaM 12a 6d per woek. nay be anticipated., , .-■: i ; -. ■■: i The necessary alterations, for which plans havo been already prepared,aro estimated to cost £500; This, will 'include- one of tho accommodation for 1,000 poraona. .., ■ The building'is centrally situated,, and admirably: adapted for Theatrical, Operatic, and Musical performances, Balls and Mass meetings.: It will enable the best Metropolitan Companies to visit this part of the district, and prove a deoidedjacquisition to the play-going residents and outside public, by placing before, them the best oftalent snd finest of modern performances under the most advantageous l cjrcumßtanc,eß possible, t ; It wilhlso' be availablo'for local exhibitions, such as Horticultural Shows, Bazasr*, Public lectures.&o ..;; ~.-. ~. The new Theatre will.be decorated in the highest style' of art, fitted with the best scenery, and all the accessories for producing

■ By being ii believec that it will bo largely patronised by th< leading histrionic companies who visit at present only the Bga-bonrd centres, nud thai it will be rendered highly reproductive, at well as of the greatest benefit, to the com niunity by contributing toHh'oir. wnusement and inatruotion. ' ' ; ■ ' i s ; Makii!g;allowanco for all. reasonable win. tingencies, the promoters feel convinced thai -at least a profit of from ten to fifteen pei cent, per'annum; will *be toalisedi.baVith'i capital invested, As £1,500 of the purchui money ,can bo raised on mortgage, it iB no proposed to ci'iip more than £SOO at first, extending this uneasy, calla-only if abso lutely required-to £IOOO. , The Share list: will close on December 10 Applications:for. Shares, with.deposit en closed, will be received at the "BANK 01 AUSTBALASIA," Masterton, and dm notice will be given of allotment. : . • .122! GEO. WATSON & Coi SADDLERS, HARNESB-MAKEItS, 4c, QUEEN-STREET; MABTERTOJ HAVING, .with considerable trouble, obtained the services of Two Efficient Tradesmen froir Auckland and Wellington, the above well' known firm aro now in a position to execute all orders entrusted to their can witii NEATNESS AND DURABILITY, ' G-. W. & Co., while apologising fc those of tkeir.patrons whose;work has been . hd'l over owing to pressure of business desiio respectfully to intimate that cin future all ORDERS will be ATTENDED TO on the:SHORTEST NOTICE, and turned out in the style and -finish for, whioh; the firm is n n ted, and whioh, with reasonable charges, has gained for*the establishment the popularity it now.enjoys. .■„■,,. Gr. W. & Co., take nity to return their thanks ttPthe public for the extensive and increasing patronage with which'they are favored, l! ahd would add that to merit a continuance/of the same shall be their constant endeavor.' ■•'■ '' : •' • , GEORGE WAl'SOjr&'Oei. l Near : the Club Hotel, MASTERTON. ; J. Elliott J Op. BEG to inform'theirnumerous customers and. the public'ginorally, that they bayo REMOVED to their new' and con). rhodious premises, next.td.Lowes and lores' Auction Booms; and in returning their sincere thanks for .the very liberal patronage accorded to them whilst in their'temporary premises,- would now respectfully intimate that they have just > completed opening up arid marking off their

NEW STOCK OP; SADDLERY; of every description of saddlery required b thetrado; atten|ip|»;j business, combined with good workmanshl and moderate charges, to trierit acohtinuan of past fayorsi. Repairs of everydescriptio: executed with the very, best of material, an l with the utmost despatch!" Orders from every part of,the up-counfty distriots pono tually attended to.' "•'';;' •'"'<"' •"••' J. ELLIOTT AND CO, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer & [■''.' ..Undertaken ..■•■,•■,!■;;? ■ BEGdto inform his .numerous cuatomen and the public that he haa ! :,t ' OPENED OTE W SHOW ROOMS, MR BELL'S STORE, QUEEN-ST,/ •'" mini'''"' "' ' '■'"'■ : '■''■' L'ARGE ASSORTMENT " ° F y'C.yy Wood and Iron Bedsteads; ' ... (All Sizes.) ~.,: y.^ Linoleum, Carpets, Oilcloths, and g^iarge ■"'"", ' 'Stockof ,! ' v ' : " ' ' " i: CmMIATTIN(r,V^;;: ; .(aII wicjths) CHMfAT^iai COMPLETE SUITES ofiFUMITVBE. Large Assortments of Pictures, and Picture.Mouldingsi ■",'■•[ ■'• ■ MARBLE TOP WAksTANDS^c,, All' n^Baßrieß^fprjllGenmr^'nusbiiigat , :j , : . ,; .', :;■ , v . TJ, wishes. to%aw particular, attention M his large stock of CALIFOKfrAIvPftE ..'. •'.' : , :.';.'..'!.i' ; ;'.Joß■■;..' •'i'.r, , .',;:':r... i; Venetian Blindsi^ uV,;Kriu:Mti;MwLk>)