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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1946, 23 March 1885, Page 2

THE MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. Offices—Council Chambers, Masterton DIRECTORS■I. 0. Boddington (chairman), A, R. Bunny, R. M. Galloway, W. Lowes, James Macara, J. Payton. Subscriptions on investment shares, 5s per month; ultimate value of shares, £SO. Loans of £SO and upwards advanced on freehold security, Particulars on application to. the Manager, Tho Society receives, fixed deposits at at the highest current rates of interest. ' Pay Day—The first Saturday in each month; between the hours of 10 and 1, 2 anil 5. and 7 and 9 p.m. R. BROWN, Secretary and Manager, PIANOS. rpHE NEUMEYER QUADRUPLE! is the BEST and most durable piano •in the world. Seldom requires tuning. Sweet in Tone and handsome in case. PRICE—From £45 to £BS. Can be had only from W. H.S PILl " NEUMEYER PIANO DEPOT, Lamrton-Quay Wellington 1874 <Sf> MASS will be celebrated in the Catholic Church, Tinui on SUN* DAT, 29th, at 11 o'clock, 1943 P. TftEAOY.. T HEATRE ROY AL. MONDAY, MARCH 23, Foley & Berkley'* Fourth Popular Entertainment. Grand Minstrel Performance, 014 Prioas 12a and Is,

Lieutenant Wilton, of the Masterton Rifles, lias sent in the resignation of his commission. A little dog got shut up in the Catholic Church at Greytown, about ten days ago, and when the doors were opened yesterday morning, it was found to liavo eaten some of the candles that had been loft out, and torn the drapery of the altar into shreds. The unfortunate animal was still alive, but, as might be imagined,'in a very pitiable condition. Messrs Foley and Berkley give their fourth popular Monday evening entertainment at the Theatre Royal this ovening. A special and attractive programme has been prepared, comprising an Ethiopian Minstrel combination, an original pot pourri, and various other items that are likely to contribute to the amusement of the audience, A large number of horse owners and bookmakers arrived in Masterton on Saturday, from Napier, where they had attended the Autumn races. Theylefk again by the afternoon-train for Wellington.