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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1248, 8 December 1882, Page 4

:asterton„ theatre boyal [/,,..'.,,. (Limited,)' ' '■'' - | CAPITAL, £2,600, , r J In 500 shat'cß pf £6 each. ? which it is proposed to call up not more than £2per''share• as follows^■'viz.:— Five shillings per share .on jappljcation, five shillings.per share on allotment, and the remainder by instalments not exceeding 2s. .6d each, at, intervals of ...one month if necessary, ..." ] Provisional Directors.' "'' ' ; 6. 'Beetham, M.H.R. .W.B.Buiok A. Bish'(Mayor) T. Wrigley'" : Bi-YiSmith-'-i .-.!•• - D. Donald ' ■ W.Franois R.Hare D.F. McCarthy W.G, Beard J. Toomath E. E. Chamberlain W.Uappr; .••,-,;; J.Nicol-: J.H.Corliott 'jy ft, J; Hooper Skcrktary pro tern: A. J, Hathaw&y,. , Bankers : The 1 Bank of Australasia, 'Solicitor : Mr W. (i. Board. The promoters' propose to purchase tho ■ Empire Store (late Messrs Briggs & Co.'e) in Queen-street, Masterton, for the purpose of establishing aThcatro worthy of; tho town and district, and capable ol comfort-; ally Accommodating the largest audiences likely to be congregated. . Preliminary airangemehta have already been made for 'securing tho 'premises,and land on strictly moderate.terms.'; .The original cost of tho prcsont buildings and site was £4,500. The promoters have accepted an offer conditionally for tho purchase of these at £1,575., Jn addition to ! tho Theatre, they will "have a residence,; from which a rental of 12s 6d per week may be anticipated,' Tho necessary alterations, for which planß have been already prepared, are estimated to cost £SOO. This will include one of tho largest stages in the; colony, and seating accommodation for 1,000 persons,'' The building is centrally situated, and admirably adapted for Theatrical, Operatic, and Musical performances, Balls and Mass meetings, It will enable the best Metropolis tan Companies to visit this part of the district, and prove a decidedjacojiisition to the play-going residents and outside public, by placing before them tho best of talent «nd finest of modern performances under the most advantageous circumstances possible, It will «lso bo. available for local exhibitions, such as Horticultural Shows, Bazaars, 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 effective scenic displays.' ' By being rendered attractive, it is believed that it will be largely patronised by the leading histrionic companies who ' viiit at present only the sea-board centres, and .that it will be. rendered highly reproductive, ut well as of the greatest benefit; to the com- . munity. by contributing to their amusement and instruction. Making allowance for all reasonable contingencies, ; the promoters feel convinced that at least a profit of from ten to' fifteen per cent, per annum will bo realised on the capital invested, As £1,500 of the purchase money, can be raised on mortgage, it is not proposed to till up more than £SOO at first, , extending thia m easy .calls-only if absolutely required- to £\M The Share list will close on.December 10. Applications lor Shares,'with deposit enclosed, will be recoiveo. at tho "BANK OF AUSTRALASIA," Masterton, and due notice will be given of allotment;- 1225 J. Elliott & Go. JD and the public gmorally, that thdy have'REMOVED to their new. and commodious premises, next to Lowesand lorris' Auction Rooms; 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, and marking off their NEW STOCK OF SADDLERY. J, E. and Co. intend keening a good stock of every description of saddlery required by .tl.e trade, and hope, by strict attention to business, combined with good workmanship and moderate charges,'toinerit acontinuaho of past favors, Repairs of every description executed with the very best of material, and with the urmost despatch, Orders from every part of.the up-country distriots puno-

tually attended to. J. ELLIOTT AND CO. GEO. WATSON & C0.,l J SADDLERS AND HARMS MAKERS, t • QoEES-STBEET/MiSTEBTOIf, d TTAVING an EFFICIENT STAFF of II competent TRADESMEN, and! a full stock of firefc'-class material, are enabled to 'execute all orders -with promptitudo, neatness, and durability.. „ j This firmhas; also just;imported direct from Sydney a.-. .:■ . ; ; ■'] Magnificent Selection fOf Saddlery, Harness,., &o., whioh they commend to the notice of formers, stationholders, and the public generally. In Stock-" SLESENGER'S" famos Horse, Medicines, Colic Drinks, &i, ', GEO. WATSON & Co., (Near th Club Hold.) ■ • l , MAST'EBT ON. t.:jag:q, ; Cabinetmaker; Upholsterer :& Undertaker. "OEGd to inform his numerous customers J and the public that he has OPENED /HIS"' SIFNEW SHOW ROOMS, MR BELL'S. STORE,,QUEEN-ST., '. WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF . Wood and Iron Bedsteads, Linoleum, Carpets, Oilcloths, and a;large ...,.; Stobkof . : : -':'' : CHINA MATTIN^ (all widths) • CHINA MATTING; COMPLETE SUITES.o£FUMITURE. Large Assortments of Pictures, Oleographs, and Picture Mouldings.' J: i MMME TOPWASHSMNDS, tfc, All necessaries for General Furnishing at •-• Wellington Prim, ■ •' ,T,J, wishee to draw, particular attoiition to CALIFORM AN PINE CRICKET \ 'CRICKET:! TUST 'landed, ex City.tof, Tinjore and ■Norman[il'Leodj, .£200,,,.w0rth 'of and, Wickets;'"and., "Bryan's Gauntlets; ud Gloyes...:'.'.. - ; ""■'••" '"&&'BENNETT; 4' ■' ?.<) v Cuba-street, Wellington