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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3175, 9 April 1889, Page 3

Theatre Eoyal, -FIXTURES FOR THE WEEK-MONDAY-Kinking, Ladies' flight TLTKSDAY- \~, , WEDNESDAY- f lio,,eam,!l ;a?5-}"Maritana" .*sATUltDAY—Aftcrnotm 1 r, m ™n andEvining And Every Day. EARLY MORNING SESSION From 6.80 to 8,80. Morning ditto from 10 to 12. Admission, Ladies fld, including use of skates. RED STAR FOOTBALL OLUB'S SECOND ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANOY DRESS' - BALL. fpO bo held in Theatre Royal, Master--1 ton, on EASTER MOB DAY, April 22nd. 1889, under the patronage of the Ladies of Mustertou, Dancing to commence at 830 p.m. Music by ■String Baud. Tickets (5/- double, 2/ii Extra Lady) may be obtained from Messrs J. Williams, 'T, K Price, and J. Washington's, or from Members of '.he Committee. Spectators in Gallery, A, D'ARCY, 3171 Hon. See. Ball Committee. TIIEaTEE JKOYAL. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL IhiUND ]2tb, 1883. 'HUE MASVERTON AMATEUR I OPEKATIO SOCIETY will produce, in a style of eomp'otoness never before attempted in Masturton, VINCSNr WALLACE'S GRAND OPERA, "WIARITANA." WITH NEW SCENERY, RICH AND COSTLY DRESSES BY A NOTED THEATRICAL COSTUMIER. (The Armour made specially by Messrs Rose and Co.) The whole will bo produced under the direction aud personal supervision of

SIGNOIi CARMJNI MORLEY, who lias been specially engaged. THE SOCIETY'S ORCHESTRA Numbering 10 FIRST-CLASS l'BttFUESIERS will he under tho direction of MB H. PEARSON. Scenic Artist—Mß A. M, BRADBURY. Doors open at 7.15; Overture at 7.45; Curtain at 8 o'clock Sharp. Carruces may bo "l'dored at 10.45, ADMlSSlOiS—Dreas Circle and Orchus. tral Chairs, 3/-; Front Seats 2/., A few resijrvod seats can bo Secured mid Reserved fur the whiile of tho evening, price 4/NOTE—In consequence of the Great Expense incurred in producing this Opera, the Feeb List will bo entirely suspended. 3172 Business Notices-

THE TRUTH STATED. Which is the beat bnnt ihop In the toffn of Mastertou 1 Why J, Carpenter's old-estab-lished depot In Queen-street, Why is it the beat ? Because tt go there the best valua or j'on mtvey Do yiu mean Masto'tM mado or imported boote ? . Well hn imports the best boots; but I hiivo worn for years boots made to measure from bis old establishment, and havo never had a corn or a soro fuot, How are his prices?

Weill Thoy ate honest, and about as lew as a man cm make them who means to pay his way. What do the ladies say 1 They speak well of this department and the special attention given to it by Mrs Carpenter. They can eefc all the best and newest fashions. 1 think I will go there I You cannot do better. Mr & Mrs Carpenter "Will bo pleased to welcome both old and new customers. Don't mistake the shop. Itistbe one next the Post Office, and you can depend upon it that J. C.

FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. HENRY AULIN or tub EKETAHUM EMPOMUM, Has decided to hold a CLEARING SALE, General Merchandise CLOTHING, BOOTS A.ND SHOES &c Prior to Enlargement of his Present Promises . This is no bogus sale, as everything must be cleared to make room for alterations. Everything marked iu plain