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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1490, 22 September 1883, Page 3

"BucHC.pJMA. , *-i..Qulok,-.compUte cure, -11 annoying Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary hseases.'-. Urugffists, -, -Mosos, Moss '& Co., Sidney, GeneralAgehts ■ WawV " Rough 6s Coß«s."-ABk for Wells'.;",Bough'on Com'.'.'..Quick reupf, permanent cure.. Corn!;, warts', bunions, Mosos,:Mo!s <t Co„Sydney, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP WEL-LING-TON HOLDEN AT MASterton;. h- • ;.' ■ In the matter ,*f "The Doctors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the Aots amending'the same; . ■ y ' ' . 'A'tfd ' In the matter', of the Bankruptcy of CHRISTIAN MADSENof Mauriceville, settler, a debtor. NOTICE is h'orobyyiven that a mooting of; Creditors of the above-named debtor will be held, at the office of M.' Caselberg&.Co,, Masterton', on MONDAY, the second'day of Obtobor next, at three o'clock in-the aftornoon, for the* purpose of. considering the debtor's application, for an order of immediate discharge. And tako fuTtbcr n'otico that it is the intention of ;th e said debtor to apply to the District CourVat its sitting in Bankruptcy in Masterton on the t wonty-sixtli day of October next, at ten. o'clock in tho forenoon, for an order of immediate disoharge pursuant to the powers of the said Act, ■ Dated at Masterton 'tlu3' 2lst day of Sep : qa6elberq, : .v " V " ,' ''-'.iv/. Creditors' Trustee. Solicitors for the said Debtor. ■" 1490 MASTERTON'OPAIU JQOKEY CLUB. Masterton Opaki Jookoy Club will be held at the Club Hotel, on SATURDAY ■next-September 22ndi'at 8 p.m, ' ' '"" ' !f \R/J.,FITTON, H 79.. . ■ ■•. . Hon. Secretary. LESBEE;,';.,..,;.„GKOiiGBCOKEn. MQNIBS NEXT! Sept. )ETURN WSIT of MESSES STANLEY Lt.. AND-DARBYSHIRE'S 01-ERA BOUFFEAND PANTOMIME COMPANY OF 40~]?cj*forinergl r 40 (N'owdrawing-crowded houses in Wellington) Who will appear on the abovo evening in OyFENßAcrfsMusical Masterpiece, the DUCHESS 1 OF GEROLSTEINI A romantic/tollllary, and spectacular comic Opera in foul-Acts; superbly mounted with beautiful, newjscenery, dresses, wigs, etc., etc;, and supported by the following power-1 lul'casto:Princp. Paul. [;;,...('.....'. Miea Dolly InmanGeneral Bobra.\. .\,.;.'.Master E, Osmond Fritz (a private soldier).. Miss Amelia Hodge Baron Puok ~,..,,.. Willoy Driscoll Baron Grog ..Master Fitzgerald Nepomno ■.■.-..•..Master Favarger Wanda (a poasant girl)„:.;.Miss Amy Childs THE GRAND DUOHESS.„MiBBF, Group. ..." nie'r Soldiers, Citizeiis, Peasants, Courtiers, Etc. GRAND MIUTABY4IAROH & BALLET, BY £SO Pkrfobmehs]!.! ■ SYNOPSIS OF-'SOENERY: ' Act 1 !v.'.'..:...'.. < :„ , Soldierß' Encampment Act 2 ft.pattm.ent in tho Grand Duchess' Palace Act 3.........J The Crimson Chamber All Painted By tile talented artist Mr. Henry Holmes, of the' Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Large and*efficient ORCHESTRA, under tho conductorship. of Herr Biuun (late leader o( : the celebrated Austrian Band), *3°Nole.—Tbia beautiful Opera' can enly be produced ONE NIGHT, as it will have to bo witfidrawn-'to make,' room for other - .., ,ii TUE'SDAY : Gilbert "and Sullivan's celebrated Operatio Satire! The;Pii'aicft( oJ.Peimince. ' _.Vr.,WEbSESDAY-: '■'. (fey, desire)- the_ ever popular Lies Cloches de.Corneville (numbered and reserved); 45.; Front Seats, 3s; Body of Theatre,-Qs; Family Tickets to admit four tq.'the front Beats, price 10s; Children, half-pWce. Wans of "'Reserved Seats and numbers secured at Messrs Price's oi Chinohen's. Doors Open at 7,30.; Overture, 7.46; Curtain rises at B.\'.. .i• <. :.. ■■ 1488 VT-- 0- T. '■ I , C E". BegS-Jo intimateihat.-he has taken those CenhaLPremijes, jn Queen lately intends 'opening as a *,'. v;". STATIONERY,. &c., . •' ■■ Ani.is he will .supply articles of the BEST QUAUTY ONLYhe trusts to meet with a ; ; fair share of support, -. , ,;: *AHAiBDRESSINGSALOM . . . . Isijbeiiig'fitted.p.a'nd ; WfU/BE OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, • ' g, e/ivjKnsell, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL'DEALER irTTOBACCOS/SNUFFS,: FANCY ' ' '.: -'STATIONERiY, &c, Quekk St., .v...,; M .......... Mastbbton. -SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT. C(HABLESJ; FREETH begs respectfully / to inform the inhabitants of Wairarapa that he c'ommonced business on 2nd July in the preml.es known as the Union Club, close to Empiie Hotel,' Masterton. as NATIVE AGENT, LICENSED INTER. PRKTER, and GENERAL COMMIS. SION AGENT, and having had-nranj years experience, as a New Zealand farmer would call the special attention of Settlers Kunholders, and others, in all parts of th< district,':to his'STOCK'and PRODUCE REGTOiC BOOKj vrhere every facility ii offered to persons wishing 'either to Buy oi Sell Sheep, Cattle, "Hordes, Farm Produco Farming Implement's,' 1 &o„ &0., andasthen be no charge made liclees a purchase oi sale is. effected, an inspection of the termi Parties'W)BKng' te register in this office cai do.so atfention will b( servants, wishing for employment, may h respectively .su'ited. 'Partiigjhaving proper ties for aali'vfill'do weir : ||xcpmpnicat . , . fc."'Private L'eajoni given in the Maori language. CHARLES J. FREETH. OmOE-Qpposite Theatre Royal, Masterton Ull