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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3178, 12 April 1889, Page 3

THEATRE JKOYAL THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APEIL 11th and 12th, 1889. rPHE MASTERTON AMATEUR 1 OPEKATIO SOCIETY will produce, in a stylo of completeness nevot before attempted in Mastorton, YINOWT WALLACE'S GRAND OPEBA, "iIARITANA," WITH NEW SCENERY, RICH AND COSTLY DRESSES BY A NOTED THEATRICAL COSTUMIER, (Tho Armour miido specially by Messrs Rose and Co.) The whole will be produced under the direction and personal supervision of SIGNOE CARHIM MORLEY, who has been specially engaged. THE SOCIETY'S ORCHESTRA Numbering 10 FIRST-CLASS PERFORMERS will be under the direction of MR H.PEARSON. Scenio Artist—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-Dross Circle and Orchestral Chairs, 3/-; Front Soats 2/-, A few reserved seats can be Secured and Reserved fur the whole of tho ovening, prico 4/NOTE—In consequence of tho Great Expense incurred in producing this Opera, the Free List will bo entirely suspouded, 3172 Theatre Royal. -FIXTURES FOR THE WEEK-MONDAY-Rinking, Ladies' Sight TUESDAY- 1„ . . WEDNESDAY- ) Mmk B8E?-}MARITANA. And Every Day, EARLY MORNING SESSION From 6.80 to 8.30. Morning ditto from 10 to 12. Admission, Ladies Oil, including use oi skates. TEA d CONCERT CATHOLIC PRESBYTERY, WILL HE nELD IS THB -DRILL HALLOS THE EVEKIVO OF EASTKR MONDAY, Tickets to admit to tea and concert 2/and 3/.. (Tho 3/-tickets admit to front seats for the Concert), RED STAR FOOTBALL CLUB'S SECOND ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS B A_L L. CPO be held in Theatre Ruyal, Master--1 ton, on EASTER MOD DAY, April 22nd, 1889, under tho patronage of the Ladies of Maaterton. Dancing to commence at 830 p.m. Music bv String Band. Tickets (5/- double, 2/0 Eitra Lady) may be obtained from Messrs J. Williams, T, E. Prico, and J. Washington's, or from Members of the Committee. Spectators in Gallory, A, D'ARCY, 3171 Hon. Sec. Ball Committee

Business Notices. THE TRUTH STATED. Which is tho boat boot shop in the town of Misterton ? Why J. Carponter's old-estab-lished depot in Queeu-sti'oet. Why in it the best? Bocauso u«o thou the best value or you nv.vcy Do ycu menu Maste'tcm uiado or imported boots ? Woll hfi imports tlio best boots; but I have worn for years boots made to mcasuro from his old establishment, and have never had a corn or a soro foot. Bow aro his prices? Well! Thoy are lionost, and about as low as a man cm niako them who means to pay his way. What do tho ladies say ? Thoy speak well of this department and tho special attention . given to it by Mrs Carpenter. Thoy can set all tho beat and newest fashions, 1 think I will go there 1 You cannot do better. Mr * Mrs Carpenter Will be pleased to welcome both old and now customers, Don't mistake the shop, It is the one next tho Post Office, and you can depend upon it that J, 0,