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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2888, 2 May 1888, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL; Theatre royal.—To let, far Balls, Soirees, Quadrille Assemblies And Kinking Parties. The floor lias just been put into thorough repair and is in aplondid order ior dancing. INSPECTION INVITED. the rink: A HANDICAP RACE for Youthß is to come off about the middle of May, open to all youths under 14, who have been practising at the Rink. PHIZiS.-A pair of Brass Holier Skates. Distance—lo times round the Rink. Handicapper—Mr O'Connor; Timekeeper—Mr S. H. "W ickerson. ENTRANCE FREE. THE JINK. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES. A SPECIAL SESSION" in the mornins; for LADIES ONLY, from 10 to 12, to enable them to acquire the graceful art of ROLLER SKATING. Two instructors in attendance always ready to assist and teach beginners. 2877

CLOTHING. SUITS TO MEASURE :}«/ ii : ' ;; TROUSERS, 12 s 6 D HOOPER & Co., BOHMARCHE.

MILLINBRY~ ALL THE LATEST STYLES & FASHIONS FBOM LONDON AND PABIS. AT HOOPER'S BON MARCHE,

WfIAREAMA ROAD DISTRICT. A N EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY XI. havinp occurred in the Whareama Road Board through no member having been nominated to fill the place of Mr John Morrison, who retires by rotation, an ELECTION, to fill the said Extraordinary Vacancy, will be held on MONDAY, the 21st day of MAY, at Mr CARSWELL'S STORE at Blairlogio Junction. Nominations will close at the same place on MONDAY, the 7th day of MaY next, at 110011, Nomination Forms may be obtained from Mr R. R. Moredith or the undersigned, CHAS, A. PINKERTON. Returning Officer. 2886 iMBI. > MAUEIGEVILLE ROAD BOARD. THE following candidates have been duly nominated to fill the three vacancies in the Mauriceville Road Board: BANNISTER, JOHN, FORSBERG, CHARLES, GUNDERSEN, GUNDER As the number of Candidates doos not exceed the number of vacancies, I hereby declare the above mentioned candidates duly elected. GEORGE FRANKLIN, Returning Officer. April, 28th, 1888. 2886 .V 011 < i:. WM. rTERCOCK desires to thank XI the public for the support accorded to Messrs Hercock and Taplin during the last six years, and becca to inform them that as the partnership betweenjhim and Mr Taplin is now dissolved he is prepared to carry goods, wool, timber, jk, to and from all parts of the district as usual, at the lowest rates, and with his usual punctuality and despatch, W. HERCOCK. MASTER/TON AGENT, THOS. C. D'ARCY, Opposite Neill's Livery Stables, Queen-Street, Where goods and orders will be received, 2886

The New Gladstone Watch 13s 6D. T HAVE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT X from tlio Anglo-Swiss Watch Co., Birmingham, England, six dozeK of their CELEBRATED _ GLADSTONE WATCHES, Being Sole Agent in the Walrarapa for the sale of the same. I have received instructions from the Company to take legal proceedings against anyone selling Waterbury, or inferior Watches for the GLADSTONE, which is undoubtedly the Best Watch ever offered at tlio price, and must supersede all other cheap Watches, Post Free—l4a Gd. Also on Sale one dozen Waterbury's at lis (id. PRESSWOOD MASTERTON

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. H'OTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between William Heruock and John Hall Taplin, trading as Hercock and Taplin, General Carriers. Taueru, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The liabilities of the said partnership will be paid by William Heruock, who is authorised to collect all the accounts belonging to the said partnership. Dated at Masterton 27th day of April, 1888 W. HERCOCK. J. TAPLIN. Witness: Thos. C. D'AECY, Commission Agent. Masterton, 288G T E NJL> EBg, WAITED TENDERS for digging ' y potatoes. Tenders to close on SATURDAY NEXT, May sth. Further particulars apply to T. E, CHAMBERLAIN, 2886 Upper Plain.