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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1292, 1 February 1883, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE.—The Partnership ■ hitherto existing between' Samuel ■ Palmer and George Mingay Altlrich, carrying on business as Auctioneers, Land Estate and General Commission Agents, Wellington, under the atylo or firm o( Palmer and Aldrich, has been dissolved by mutual consent Tas, ' from December 30tb, 1882. All due .to,. or • owing by tho . said sfffirm will bo and paid by .'tho ;Baid Samuel Paluerj who will continue the ■Mid uusinieGS.in hi? nwp'name. As witness otir hands' tliis 31st day of Jan., 1883. SAMUEL PALMER, G. M. ALDRICH. 'Witness to both signatures, E,' N, Bamudd, Accountant, Wellington. 1292 NOTICE. . 7T\YERDUE DEBTS owing to mo will be 'V placed in the hands of my solicitor, Mr A, R, Bunny, with instructions tb take immediate proceedings for their re* cdVerv, unless tho same bo paid within twenty-one. days from this date, W. H, HOSKING. Maaterton, January 31,1983, 1201 Grand Operatic Concert' A T THE LARGE PUBLIC HALL AT A THE INSTITUTE. Madam Andrea ISavarro, . Assisted by • Riguor Tramaglia, (The celebrated VIOIINIST, late director of tbe orchestra of the Tambour Major Company) Will give a GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT On FRIDAY, Feb. 2. Miss FLORENCE CROSSE has consented to assist the above artist'on this occanion, The programme will consist of selections from Verdi, Ketterer, Chopin, Rosini, <fcc., and will be one of the greatest musical treats ever submitted to the musical publico! Masurian, v Prices of admission-Reserved seats 4s, second seats 3s, back seats 2s. Tickets may be obtained and seats reserved at Mr Prioi's, stationer, or at the door on the night of the concert' Doors open at half-past seven, concert commenoe at eight. Madam Andrea Navarro having i&v'ored her conueo'rion with the Tambour KajOr : Opera Company, has kindly consented,'-'at, the request of a number of musical "frlmiis/jttKive the above grand concert. FOR ONE NIGHT ONiy. 1290 ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS WTITUTIPfMHTIWIIIiUHIMUI CODRTHONEER.No 6388.A.0.F, TENUI. ANNUAL SPORTS&BAIiL TUESDAY, February 13. 11 HE SPORTS will bo hold atTenui.on . the abovo date in the paddock kindly lent by Mr Charles Gate tickets-Adults Is, children ball price. Ball tickets, 7s Od; hdice free, Jno, MCKENZIE, 1289 . • Seoretary. NEW ZEALAND KAILWAL9, • WELLINGTON SECTION. Train Arrangements FOR BACE DAYS. FEBRUARY Ist and 2nd, 1883,, North. a,m, p.m, Wellington dep. 8.0 6.0 lower Hutt dep. 8.35 5.35 Masterton ... arr, 12.25 9.60 South. a.m. a.m. p.m. Masterton ... dep. 8.0 8.0 6.10 Lower Hutt ,„ dep. 9.35 12,'5 9.26 Wellington ... arr. 10.10 12,5010,0 The 6.0 a.m. South. Train will not stop at between Masterton and Lower Single tickets will he ibsued, available for tbe return journey, on the same conditions as ordinary return, GEO. ASHCROFT, 1288 District Manager. NOTICE OP REMOVAL. THE NEW ZEALAND TENT, COVER, , AND FLAG DEPOT, Lambton Quay, Weuinoton, AS been removed next door to the Theatre Royal Hotel, Lambton 'Quay, where an extensive stock of Watorwoof and Oilskin Clothing and waterproof Riok, Cart, and Wagon Covers, ■Borje Loin Cloths, ire. Tents,' Flags, and ■all other articles in the' trade kept on hand bytbsmanufacturer. ■ <- G. C. SAGE, ' Wairarapa AgentTHOS, C. D'ARCY, MASTERTON. 1289 H MONEY. n|w • • iMR H, H. LANG bat several large sums for Investment on bebali various clients, upon Mortgage of Landed Eitates. ■ ; " Principals only dealt with, '<:■ Address— H, H, LANG, Custbmiionst Qnav. •ittl W»& Jtt • -i jk'XMx