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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2603, 20 May 1887, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON, TUESDAY, MAY 24, QUEEN'S'BIRTHDAY. ENTERTAINMENT H. J. BYRON'STRREEACT COMEDY It ■:^DRAMATI9 ; PERSONS... Oernld\-Xjad(lwini :- fire'phew-- of. Mr .pes'borough, in Wo witliAlice, ■,..,. AVM. •■ Br&dtaltyV" •■ ''.,:: .., ■ •' ' v Maiiirßlackshhfffa promoter of public '■'comphiiies) ■ ? ,'.;-,>Mt'P. O'Connor Peniiythflrno (a livery stable koepor.'alsd in'lovo with-Alico) ...MrT. H. Wrigloy. Joe Barlow (a well to do chandler) Mr J. H. Kibblowhito Mr Fluker(a fussy old lawyer) Mr H. A. Guskill Pyelinoh (valet to Gerald Goodwin) Mr G. T.Cokor Mr Charter \ Mr J. Hooper Sir Riuiißey Waters J Mr S. fl. WicHoraon' Gibbons fa sheriffs oflicer)Mr J. F. Ward Tommy, (the shop boy) Master G. Coker Mm Barlow (wife of J. Barlow) Lady Amateur Alice (niece of Joe Barlow) ... Miss ' 'Rosa Beaufort Doors open at 7.30, overture at 8 o'clock.

Admission Dross Circle and Orchestral Chairs 3s; front seats 2s; back scuta Is Seats caii be reserved at Mv T. 13. Prico's bookseller, Queeu st. 2000 IEfI'TR ALPiHAMBERS QUEEN-ST, MASTERTON. THOMAS MACKAY, VALUER, STOCK, STATION, LAND, HOUSE, ESTATE,

COMMISSION AGENT, EDWARD JONES, ACCOUNTANT, BROKER, AIMTRATOR, COLLECTOR, AND LIQUIDATOR CORRESPONDENT AND FINANCE -' • ' AGENT. ■We beg.lb notify that we havo entered into partnorahip as above, under .••■" 'the"style aiid firm of .'a^kayJonosfls l and have taken tlio office lately occupied by MR R. J.'PITTON. Wo respectfully solicit tlio support , and patronage of tho public, TRADESMEN'S BOOKS KEPT, - RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED, INSURANCES EFFEC- ■' -TED, LOANS NEGOTIATED, " ESTATESMANAGED.MONEY INVESTED.

Bankrupt • and Assigned Matos prepared on the' shortest notice. Offices of the— Mastertoii-Opaki Jockey Club, Liverpool and London, and Globe Insurance Company, Agents for the— Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society; Now Zealand Accident Insurance Company; New Zealand Times and New Zealand Mail.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE undoraigned in retiring from 13aaines8 iu Mastovtou herowith tender thoir heartiest thanks to their Patrons for the very liberal support ac-l corded to thorn during the paßb three years, • The BUSINESS will bo conducted by Mr W. Dougall, to whoso oxcellont .raandgonient ita past hucccbb is ao largely due, and whoso ability and trustworthiness as demonstrated during the five years ho has been in our omployment enable us to recouimond him to you with confidence. W.LITTLEJOHN&SON, Watchmakers & Jewellers, Queen St., Maßtortou, N.B.—All "accounts owing to Littlojohn & Son may bo paid to Sir Dougall, whoso receipt will be a sufticieut discharge .Haviuß purchased the well-known business of the firm, Desires to assure the Public that'no effort will bp wanting w his part to merit a continuance of the patronage eujoywl by his predecessor. Anangouiotitj are now complotod for regular supplies of tho Bama quality of goods as have been hitherto sold. REPAIRS of all kinds will receive | mom and careful attention. WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, ."Qumn-sirebt (Undor tho Clock, IBBM ' MASTERTQN

PRESBYTERIAN BUND-AY SCHOOL, SUNDAY, ««ud. Special collection iu aid of ■school. On TUESDAY, 24th ■A. TEA MEETINGWill take place. Tea on Tablo at 5 o'clock, after which the annual meeting, wh'entho report of the School will bo 'presented and addresses given by the fievs. Ogg, Patevson, Fulton and others.