THEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY, February 23. Pi RAND COMPLIMKNTARYBENE- " FIT PERFORMANCE tendered to MR T. WRIGLE Y, by tho Masterton Amatour Dramatic Club, tlie Masfortou String Band, and the loading musical, amateurs uf the City. Tho performance will commenco with tho charming petite comody: "A Husband inClovei 1 ," To bo followed by a MUSICAL'INTERLUDE. in which the best amateur, talent has proniisod to assist. To conclude with tho throe act Comedy 100,000 JS 100,000 Character of Punnytlinrno ... MRT.WRIGLEY (tlis Original Charitckr).Tlio Masterton String Band will play some choice operatic selections during the intervals, Mr Pearson's Band have also kindly given their services, Popular Prices—l,2, 3, Shillings. Reserved seats at Mil Priob's ' Doors open at 7r30. Cui tain at 8 sharp, TinuiHack Race MeetingTO bo held on the 10A RACECOURSE, on FRIDAY, M'ARCH 9th, 1888 Wo I Race of 12 sovs, Ijr mile 3, nomination Bs, acceptances No 2 Race of 8 sovs, 1 mile, Po3t entry 8s No 3 Raco of 10 sovs, | mile, nomination 6s, acceptance 4s '•' No 4 Raco of 8 sovs, ljimles, post entry 8s No 5 Race of 15 suvb, If miles, nomination 10s, acceptance 6s No 6 Race of 8 bovs, 1 mile, post ontry 8s No 7 Race of 7 sovs, ]\ mile, post ontry 7s No 8 Race of 8 sovs, 1 mile, post entry 8s No 9 Raco of 7 sovs, 1 mile, post entry 7s Noloßaceof7 sovs, 1 mile, post entry7s For further particulars see Postern at all the principal Hotels in the Wairarapa, Nominations will close for Handicaps with the Secretary, Central Olmmbors. Masterton, on WEDNESDAY, February 22nd, at 9 p in. Weights declared on MOiND VY, 27th, at 10 p m. Accoptances on MONDAY, March sth at 9 p m, ■ T, MACK AY, 28i2 . • Secretary. TO PAINTERS. SEPARATE TENDERS will be received up to noon on .'SATURDAY, the 25th inst, for Painting, &c, additions t;i a House in Bannister Street, and House at K'irupuiii, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, Particulars and Specifications on application to WILLIAMS & BARKER, 2828 _ Builders FOR SALE, OrIEAP,-The Eight, roomed house and | acre ground now in the occupation of. T. Wrigley, Miriam-street. For particiilais apply to Sellar & Ohcnnells a. IV. DUMAS RESTAURANT FR\NCAIS. EUGENE W. D MAS (late Chef de Caiiine, Occidental H> tel) begs to Inform the gentlemen of Wellington that he has made arraangamculs to oucn a Diningroom and Rcstaunuß, to be called' the Restaurant Franc lis. at 67. Lambton-quay, oppo-re Evening <'rcss : office, on Muiday, the 19th of December, K, W. D.'s previous reputation as Clief will be sufficiont giioumtee of his ability to ploise the niostoxaoting. Th cj courses Une .-hilling. 2781
MAPIUFACTOR!?JG GO 'V (limited) g . v qj "TlO EJfCOUKAQEIOOAIi INDUSTRY, „ ~ I ask your Tailors and Drapers ° •« for ALL PURE WOOL. g w . £ ,2 Petone Twpods, Blankets, Ladies' f $ Dress Goods as light as any ut S Homespun. £2. iu fj Fingering and Wheeling Yarn a |j Flannel—Shirtings s> f] Serge—Shawls o pj Saddle-Tweeds gbj Miiuds—Hugs 0 P" J MILLS ! - Kolto Kom, PETOKB, | WELLINGTON, 2710 G. L, JENNESS,. BEGS to inform his frionds and the public generally, that he has just received a splendid assortment »f jewellery of all kinds, also gold and Silver Watches.. 100 jowolled 8 Day Brass Drum Clocks, worth 25s each to bo sold at IDs each, 300 English Level Clocks to be sold from ss; 110 American Lover Clocks to be Bold from Gs; 100 American Alarums to be sold from Cs; 250 English Lever Alarums, to be sold from 9s and and lOd each, Also a large assortment of other kinds American, English and French Clucks. Diamond Rings, Bracelets, Brooches and all othw kinds of jewellery made to order at the shortest notice. Also all kinds of repairs. Skilled workmen kept. All work done on ihe premises. (I. L. J. Begs to inform- his country customers that they can now forward their watches by parcel post at a cost of 8d each way registered Country orders punctually attended to. Note the addross.-O. L.JENNESS, 65 Willis-afc., Wellington. W6 mUE real HUXLEY, the real Tailor, of the Lion Tailoring Establishment, is now ready to take orders for Tweed Suits, at £4los off the prize goods from the Exhibition, made equal to the best in the colony, in ono day, for ready money. This will show you that there are not >. bo found any goods suporior to HUXLEY'S, no matter how much you may pay for them. 2155 TBUUMBHING, LAWN TENNIS, LAWN BOWLING, CRICKETING. A large assortment of all requisites just landed from the best makers, For Rifles, Revolvers, and Sporting Guns all the going sizes. Fishinp Nets and Nettting twine GEORGE DENTON, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER IRONMONGER, LOCKSMITH & GUNSMITH 83 WILLIS-STREET, WELLING, TON, 2758
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2830, 23 February 1888, Page 3
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