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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1425, 9 July 1883, Page 3

\t Caselberg and Co.B Wairarapa 00-Oporativo Stores. t'MPOET THEIR GOODS DIRECT! I EUKOPEANJ) AMERICA-!! "IUSTOMERS arc allowed to Pahticipatk j in thu Piu'i'ius by king .supplied with The Best of Goods the smallest mimilit'os at AVholeaalc M. CASELIJBUG & CO. Are purohasMs of all produce nt the N.B.—The Cooperatives Stores make no had debts, only )ji v i»o credit to Trmlworthy Sctllm, They arc therefore enabled to tell goods of llrst-elass quality LOWER THAN ANi' OTHKII FIRM IN NEW ZKALAND. Mffli CO-UL'KRATIVE BTOIIKS, MASTERTON AND GREYTOWN. TO„LET at a very]lo\v rental lo an imliroviiiß tenant, a farm partly improved, situ tied at Carterton, containing 111 J acres of land. For particulars apply to 11, Cnsclbcrfi&Co., Mastcrlon,

-T HEAT 1! E OYA £ . WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, IITII AND I'2tll INST.S. For Two Nights Only! (,EOItUE COKEIt bens to nnnouuco tliiit lie has engaged Messrs D'Aiicy StanriKLD and Frkd Dam's original and Renowned Drawing Room Entertainment, entitled— MERRY THOUGH'! S AND HAPPY hours r*» As played by lliem with gnat success before their Royal Highues-.ei the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Princo and Piincess Christian, etc., elc, The EXCUItSION TRAIN will arrive at Masterton from London on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Passkxiikks : Miss Amy Hoiiton, Mm D'Aiicy Stanhkm>, Messrs Stanlield, Lark, liarcourt, Higgins, ami a host of Comical MISS AMY HOIITON, popular young burlesque actress, in her " Musical Moments," As played by her throughout Great Brilfiin, Australian Monies, and Principal cities in New Zsiihiml. MnsD'AliCY STANBIKLD, the worldrenowned Dramatic Artiste. Messrs D'ADCY STANFIELD AND ERED DARK, The Wonderful Impersonators of characters and original speciality Artists, impersonating TWENTY different characters on the stage. r^DOVI'I-'ORGETTHK "JUVENILE PARTY." The IMMENSELY POPULAR Cbncter Duetl2*'rilE PIiOVERBIAL BROIHEBS

MrD'Arcv Stanficld's original Sketches, including his LIFK-LIKE IMPEHSONATJON of MR HENRY IRVING! The Entertainment will conclude with the highly original Coniediettc, "A CUP OF TEA." Characters by the full strength of the Ooinpany I! 1 Doors open ut 7.30; Curtain at 8 Sharp, ADMISSION—Chairs (numbered and reserved the whole of the evening), 4ks; Body of Hall, 3s; Back Seats, Bs. PLANS OF THE SEATS can be seen at Messrs Chiinhen's and Price's, Stationers, Itescryml Seats will be admitted by side entrance. 1424 The "Solway" Wool Press. ORDERS for this Press should be sent by the end of the month so tint bkasoned Timber may bo secured, PRICE (this mm) £l6 One can be seen working in Mr D, Donald's Woolshed, at Solway. This Press took FIRST PRIZES at Dunedin and Wairarapa Shows, and BEAT THE SPEEDY PRESS at Canterbury last year. JUDGES' EEMAEKS:-" Specially commended for Stations; combining speed, good power, and cheapness. not likely to get out of repair, but easily put in order if it should do so," ONE MAN CAN WORK THIS MACHINE IV. YORK, Maker, Kuripmu. July 4th, 1883, 1423 ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, A. CHURCH will be held in DECEMBER. Gifts of material or work will be gladly received at the Parsonage. ■ 1402 \'A/H/L IAM SON *• CO » STOCKBROKERS, MONEY, LAND, ESTATE, &■ GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Lambion Quav, (Opposito the Bank of New Zealand WELLINGTON. MR H. MANNS, Post Office Store, Pahiatua, is agent for the WAIRARAPA DAILY in that District, and cipies may be obtained from him immediately od arrival of Mail Coach, • /COPIES of the WAIRARAPA' DAILY, XJ can be obtained in Featheiston IromjMr J, W. Laimbeer, Daih Branch Office, '