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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1953, 31 March 1885, Page 3

HEA TR E j) 0Y A L Master to 11. THE GREAT TEMPERANCE TILL deliver his Celebrated Lecture ' , BB¥ABB0PBaSD0&" THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 2m Admission-Dim Circle and Stalls 2s ; Back Scats la. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 OriKIONS OF THE PIIESS. New York Daily Witness, December 8 1879—" A very large audience gathered yesterday afternoon in the Brooklyn Rink to hear the well-known temperance orator, the Hon. Samuel Capper, of England. Mr Capper held the unwearied attention of the assemblage for nearly three-quarters of an hour. The many excellent points of his address were illustrated by anecdotes told in a remarkably interesting manner, with vivid dramatic effect. The audience alternately laughed atliis ludicrous inimiciy, and were touched almost to tears by his pathetic appeals to their sense of duty in the presence of the all-destroying drink traffic. Mr Capper v..v ilvlv , ,m, lm ,j in uuuveuuig ills arguments and exhortations in such a way that his hearers ismnot help listening, and of riveting in their minds some definite impressions which will remain there long after the immediate occasion lias been forgotten." The "Greenpoint News," Brooklyn, N.Y., Jan. 10,1880,-" An Eloquent Lecture. -Hon, Samuel Capper, the eloquent lecturer, of Manchester, England, delivered an interesting and thrilling lecture in Association Hall, last ovening, betore a large audience. The theme was treated with eloquence and dramatic force, and the speaker's rapid changing ' from grave to gay, from lively to severe,' proved sufficient to rivet the undivided attention of the audience,"

GOOD FRIDAY. HPHE ; WESLEYAN TEA MEETING will be held on GOOD FRIDAY, April 3rd. 1944 TBA, SWINGS, &o„ ON GOOD FRIDAY INJ.G. MACKAY'S PADDOCK, ' KURIPUNI. Jfi. M. Ims made further additions to , his premises for the comfort and convenience of visitors, so that they can enjoy their ten, irrespective of the weather. Admission Is; children 6d. Gates oven at 2 p.m.; tea from 4 to 6. o'clock. 1950 WASTERTON, EASTER, MONDAY & TUESDAY. THE FLOWER QUEEN. In aid of St. Matthew's Choir Fund. Ail mission 2s GU J the undersigned, hereby notify that the business of Engineer and Iron founder carried on by me at the Lion Foundry, Wellington, under the firm of "Mills and Cable," will in future be parried on under the name of " William Cable and Co." Wellington, 18th March, 1885. 1945 WILLIAM CABLE, EKETAHUNA HOTEL, FORTY MILE BUSH. JTONNER, having purchased the ..above Hotel, begs to solicit a tinuance of the patronage bo-liberally beBtowed upon his predecessor. Winks and Spirits of the best brands al ways in stock. Every care and attention will be accorded to travellers. SHOOTING,' The attention of sportsmen is called to the fact that plenty of game can be obtained close to the Hotel. J. TOMER 1950 . Proprietor. Charles P. Powles, LICENSED LAND BROKER, COMMISSION AGENT, Ac. Offices:—Grey-Street, Wellington. ARTHUR CLEGHORN, BUILDSS and CONTMAOTOR, DIXON-STREET MASTERTON. T ARGE n TOOK OF Thoroughly Seasoned Timber, Suitable for Shop Fittings, and all kinds of joiner's Work on hand. Also a large supply of Scantling suitable for Country work, Sashes and Doors!! Of all sizes (Hand Made) on the premises, ESTIMATES GIVEN For general building in any part of the District, 1350 OPAKI SAW-MILL. MR JOHN GRAHAM, late of Grahar & Duncan will carry on theabov business, receiving all accounts and meet ing all liabilities. Mr GRAHAar, Cole-Si, or Mr Carey, Wood.Turner, Queen-St., will receir orders. 194