Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3176, 10 April 1889, Page 3

Theatre Royal. -FIXTURES FOR THE WEEK- \ MONDAY-Kinking, Ladies' flight TUESDAY- ID.,1 D ., WEDNESDAY- ReWsals Hffi^JMARITAM. SATURDAY-Aftcrnoon 1 mmm and Evtninjj J And Every Day. EARLY MORNING SESSION From 6,30 to 8,80. Morning ditto from 10 to 12, . Admission, Ladies Od, including use of skates, TEA & CONCERT IN AID OF THE CATHOLIC PRESBYTERY, Will BE HEM IN THE -DRILL HALLON THE EVENKO OP EASTKK MONDAY, APRIL 22nd. Tickets to admit to tea and concert 2/and 8/-. (The 3/- tickets admit to front seats for tho Concert), THEATRE KOYAL. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL lira and ] 2ra, 1889. THE MASTERTON AMATEUB OPERATIC SOCIETY will produce, in a style of completeness nover before attempted in Maetorton, VINCENT WALLACE'S GRAND OPERA, "MARITANA," WITH NEW SCENERY, RICH AND COSTLY DRESSES BY A NOTED THEATKIOAL COSTUMIER, (The Armour made specially by The whole will be produced under the direction and personal supervision of SIGNOR CABMIM MORLEY,

THE SOCIETY'S ORCHESTRA Numbering 10 FIRST-CLASS PER. FUBMERS will be under the direction of MR H.PEARSON. Scenic Attiat—Mß A. M, BRADBURY. Doors open at 7.15; Overture at 7.45: Curtain at 8 o'clock Sharp. Carriages may bo ordered at 10.45. ADMISSION—Diosa Circle and Orohestral Chairs, 3/-; Front Seat 3. 2/-. A few reserved seats can be Secured and Reservod for the whole of the evening, price 4/NOTE—In consequence of the Great Expense incurred in producing this Opera, tho Free List will bo entirely suspended. 3172 RED STAR FOOTBALL CLUB'S SECOND ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS B A_L L. rnO be held in Theatre Royal, Masteri ton, on EASTER MONDAY, April 22nd, 1880, under the patronage of the Ladies of Masterton. Dancing to cummenoe at 830 p.m. Music by String Band. Tickets (5/--double, 2/li Extra Lady) may be obtained from Messrs J. Williams, T, E. Price, and J. Washington's, or from Mombers of the Committee. Spectators m Gallery, A. D'ARCY, 3171 Hon, Sec Ball Committee. Business NoticesTHE TRUTH STATED. Which is the best boot shop in the town of Masterton 1 Why J, Carpenter's old-estab-lished dopot in Queen-street. Why is it the best?

Because ugo then the bent value «r you rao-ey Do ycu mean Maste'tun made or imported boots ? Well he imports the best boots; but I have worn for years boots made to measure from bis old establishment, and have never had a oorn or a soro foot. How are his prices? Weill Thoy are honest, aud about as low as a, man cm mako them who means to pay his What do the ladies say? They speak woll of this depart' ment and the special attontion given to it by Mrs Carpenter, They can est all the best and neweßt fashions, 1 think I will go there I You oannot do better, Mrs Carpenter "Will be pleased to welcome both old and new customers. Don't mistake the shop. It is the one next the Post Office, and you oan depend upon it that J. 0. iOUND.tA Silver Mounted Pipe