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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1671, 28 April 1884, Page 3

IE FESTIVAL ■ OF YE DRUIDS, Yo COMMITTEE BEG TO ANNOUNCE Ye OLDE EHGLISKE FAYRE Will behold at yo rpHEATHE "DOYAL! ON Thursday, ye First of Maye, Which will present to yo Visitors "A STfiEETE OP Ye OLDEN TYMEI" Under yo Patronage of yo Good Citizens oi Masterton, aud His Worship yo Mayor, who will opsn ye Fayro at Two O'clock on THUIiSDAYE.yo First of Mayo. Yo Ohio Shoppes will be kept by yo fayro latlyes of Masterton, and in them all good thyuges can bo bought for tho comfort of yo inner and ye outer maune, Ye QUEENE OP MAYE and her Fairest Maiden's, with thoyre Partners, will perform in a Beautiful Ballet, Maye Pole, and other dances during the afternoon and evening. Ye RICHARDSON'S SIIOWE will delight and cheer all who visit it. Ye WONDERFUL FIGUBES IN WAX will bo shown by Dame Jnrley. Yo JACKG IN Ye GREENE will amuse > yo publick by his funny anticks with his Satellites—" Sarah ye Blaeke," and " Roberto yo Dusty." DANCYNG IN PLAYNE AND FANCIE COSTUME in yo Booth, to yo Musick of ye Strynge Baudo, Yo STOKKES Will bo yo terror of ye Unruly. Bewaro of them I Yo Austere Beadle will Presido over thorn. YE FUNNY CLOWNS will appear; also yo Vendor of Hokey Pokey. Come One-Come All I ADMISSION.-Adultes, Ss; Chyldren, One Shilling;. No extra Charge for Showcs, Yo Fayre will be open from 2 till 5 in yo .Afternoon, and at 7in ye Evening, 1669 CASTLEPOINT ROAD DISTRICT. THE Election of three persons to fill tho vacancies caused by the retirement of the members for No, 1, 5, and 7 Sub divisions of this district will bo held on WEDNESDAY, the 7th May, at tho followiiitj places : No, 1 Subdivision, at Mr Cripp's, Seven Oaks No, 5 Subdivision, at Mr Maunsell's Woolshed No, 7 Subdivision, at Mr John Cribb's, WhakataM. Nominations will close at the Public Hall, Tinui, on WEDNESDAY, tho thirtieth instant, at 12 NOON. Forms may ba obtained from A. McHUTCHON, Returning Officer. Tinui, April 22, ISS-i. IGGB No. o.] WILL CLOSE 21st HAY, [So. 0. y'ULCAN's"i)ISCUSSION V ON THE DUNEDIN

Queen's Birthday Races 1000 Members at 10s Eaol Run S4th May, 1884. Birthday Handicap. Birthday Bosk. First £2OO 3at £lO. £3O Second 100 3 lit 6 16 Third 50 Sat 4.. : 20 Others (divided) 70 5 (it 3 15 £420 £BO Each ticket has fivo (5) chances, the race and tho bonds being discussed separately, Registered letters, Megrims, or postage stamps not accepted. Bank notes accepted; Post Ollico Orders preferred, made payable to Vulcan only. Cross cheques to bo made payablo to number or to boater, but not to any particular person. Country cheques to have la exchange added, and to be marked " Correct" by Bank. Two stamps for reply and result. Programme and form of application sent to any address on receipt of stamped directed envelope. Should the applications exceed 1000 tho figures above quoted will be increased in proportion to any extra demand.-Address only to " Ydman," caro of Mr G. O. Burns, Box 97, P.O. Wellington.—To an investor of £1 the odds are about 15 to 1. rsrOpinions of the Press.—" Vulcan bids fair to become one of the most reliable and successful consultationists in this part of the Colonies." Intending investors had better apply early, as 500 tickets aro already sold. Expect to draw about May sth. 16G5 NOTICE. A LL persons trespassing on Matahini L Station will be prosecuted without further notice, 1053 ,1, and H.HOLMES, NOTICE. A LL Persons TRESPASSING on BOWLANDS or ADAM'S PEAKS after this dato will bo PROSECUTED without further The Shooting of Pigeons, Tuis, or other native birds is strictly forbidden. ROBERT 8. HAWKINS. 'Bowlands, April 24,1881. 1670 NOTICE. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, all Persons TRESPASSING ONGLENDONALD will be PBOSKOUTKD. The destruction of all Native Birds is strictly forbidden. 0. B, COOKRURN HOOD, Glondonald, April 25,1884. 1070 DRUIDS' FESTIVAL, rE LADIES OF YE OLDEN TIMES . at yoOldo English Tavro, 1G56 | , T.W.BHAW. [)EGS to announce to tho Inhabitants of 3 the Wairarapa, that ho is in a position toconvey Travellers's amples and other luggage to or from ANY PART of tho District. And that Horses can be Broken in both for SINGLE, and DOUBLE HARNESS also for SADDLE USE, At the most Reasonable Charges. • Note the Abdbess— T, W. SHAW. 1660 Greytown,