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|§f HAS ARRIVED Jgjj AND IS NOW OPEN, AT r.lio UNION HALL, opposite the THEATRE ROYAL, TWO 2 GREAT SHOWS IN | ONE THE SI'LENDID SI'ECTAIIULAH D I 0 RAMA, Of the Wonderful Lake Seunery of Now Zealand before and after tlie disastrous ERUPTION OF TAAAWERA, TOGETHER Wll'll THE WAIKATO WOXDEIt THE SAURIAN MONSTER, Measuring 12ft Oin in length, iiucl Oft in girth. All should come and see this NATURAL WONDER. ADMISSION : Is; CHILOIIKN GD. 2897. RENDERS kou FENCING WANTED Apply at this Office. NOTICE. THE next English and European Mail via Sail Francisco will close at this office on Saturday, the 19th day of May, at (i.la a.m. For money orders at 4 p.m. and for registered letters at 5 p.m. on Friday J, H. KIBBLEWHITE, Acting Postmaster. Masterton, 14th May, 1888. Crown Lands Office, Wellington, May 12th, 1888. SALE OF SECTIONS IN THE MANGATAINOKA, HASTWELL.andMAURIOEVILLE EAST VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS. SECTIONS in the above Village Settlements will be open for r.pplicati'in for cash at this Office, on and after WEDNESDAY, May 23rd, 188 S. Forms of application and full particulars can be obtained at the principal Post Offices in the District, and at this office. J, W. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of 2898 Crown Lands. DANCE will behold in the TEMPERANCE HALL TO-MOR-ROW (lUESDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A small charge for Gentlemen; Ladies free. Music i:y members of PEARSON'S BAND. 2898 HOME FOR INVALIDS. T ADIES or GENTLEMEN desirous of 1 J the skill of Wellington for Medical or Surgical treatment can be received at the above, with the attendance of Trained Nurses. Also, Ladies for accouchment. For particulars address Matron, Camb-ridge-terrace, corner of College-street, Wellington. 2897, TO LADY INVALIDS DESIRING NURSING AND A COMFORTABLE HOME. [UEUTIFIUATBD NUIIBE,] MRS BAKER, Nelson-street, off Basin Reserve, could offer Board and Lodi'ing, with all the comforts of a home, to any invalid lady who requires careful attention and nursing, or to any lady, either in the city or from the country, who wishes to secure proper attention prior to and during her confinement Mrs Baker possesses large experience as a nurse in both classes of cases. ' The house is large, airy, and healthily situated. A comfortably furnished sitting room and bedroom can be provided. Apply personally or by letter, to Mrs Baker, fourth house from top of Nelsonstreet, right-hand side. Terms moderate. Highest references can be given by the advertiser. 2897 EXHIBITION. EKETAHUNA EMPORIUM HENRY AULIN, (Late of Mauriccville) EESPECTFULLY intimates to the inhabitants of Ekotalmna and the Bush Settlements that ho has taken over MrSpillane's General Store, where he hopes by keeping first-class articles in tha shape of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, to come in for a fair share of the settlers patronage. All accounts owing to him in connection with his late business at Mauriceville are to. be paid to Mr Gunhhbson, before the end of May, or legal proceedings will be taken for their ,recovery, W