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Theatre Royal Rink. Openiugof the Binking season RIMING Every Afternoon and Evening' unless otherwise advortisei Also Morning Session as usual for ladies from 10 to 12, OmiDHEN's Session on SATURDAY'S from 9.30 to 12. Admission, including Skates, 60. K2"U)OK OUT for the First Fancy Dross Carnival of the Season. TEA & CONCERT IN AID OK 'ME CATHOLIO PIiESBYTERY,WILL BE HELD IN THE -DRILL HALLON THE EVENM) OF BASTIOK MONDAY, APRIL 22sd. Tea at C, Conceit at 8. Pearson's Brass Band will bo in attendance. Tickets tn admit to tea and concert 2/and 8/-. , (Tho 3/- tickets admit to front seats for the Concert). PROGRAMME OF CONCERT. 1 Flute Solo," A song without words," Mr Putnam, 2 Sung, "The Irish Emigrant'" M!bs McClenn. 3 Song (selected), Mr Munt. 4 Song, "Ora|iruNobw," Miss Fisher, 6 Song, " The Beacon," Mr Bray, 6 Trio," Memory," Miss MoOlcan, and Mißaea M, mid N, Cimino, ■ 7 Song, '"Tell me Mary how to woo Thoe,"MrM.O,Rowe. 8 Duet, '• A.8.0.," Miss Gallagher and MrDuff. 9 Snug, " Warrior Bold," Mr Black. 10 Song, "Whenthe hoart is young," Miss IIOWUS, 11 Song, " The young and tho old Maria," Mr Coleman. 12 Song, " Tne Sung and tho Singer," MiasM Cimino. 18 So n g," The mooting of tho waters," Mr J. 11, Howe. 14 Sontt, "Cherry Ripe," Miss McClean. 15 Fluto Solo, Mr Putnam. J 6 Song, (selected). Miss Gallagher 17 Swig, (selected), Mr M. U. Rowo. 18 Song, (comn,), " I haven't for a long timo now," Mr Duff. RED STAR FOOTBALL CLUB'S SECOND ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANCY DJIESS B A_L L. rnO bo huld in Theatre Royal, Master--1 ton, on EASTER MOW DAY, April 22nd, 1889, under the patronage of tho Ladies of Maaterton. Dauoing to cominenco at 830 p.m. Music bv String Band. Tickets (5/- double, 2/0 Extra Lady) may bo obtained from Messrs J. Williams, T. E. Price, and J. Washington's, or from Mombers of the Committee. Spectators in Gallery, A. D'ARCY, 3171 Hon, Sec. Ball Committee. THE TRUTH STATED.

Which is the best boot shop in the town of Masterton 1 Why .1. Carpenter's old-estab-lished depot in Quecn-atroet. Why is it the best? Bocauso ugo then the best value or yon m-.v ey Do ycu mean Maere'wn mado or iniportud boots ? Well he imports tho beet boots; but 1 have worn for years hoots ' made to measure from his old , establiahmcnt, and have nevor had a corn or a sore foot, flow are his prices? Weill They are honest, and about na low as a man em make thorn who means to pay his way. What do the ladles say ? They speak well of this department nnd tho special attention given to it by Mrs Oarpentor. They can net all tho- best and neweßk fashions. 1 think I will ro there I You oannot do better, Mr & Mrs Carpenter Will bo pleased to welcome both old and now customers. Don't mistake tho shop. It is the one next tho Poßt Office, and you can depend upon it that J. C. fcftY" 'GTHTJPXEOEK PARCEL NO. l-25«.-12yds Washing Print 12yds Beautiful Flanneleite 12yds Good useful Calico 1 rair Perfcot Fitting Corse e, 2 Pair Seamless Hoso 3 Doj' Best Cotton All forth PARCEL NO 2.-353 12yds Summer Dress Tweed 12yds "Rest Flannelettfl 13ytls Beat Whlt« Calico Trimmings anil Buttons to matobjdress 1 Beautiful Trimmed Hat 1 Pair Black or Colored Silk Gloves. All for 355, PARCEL NO 3—355. 6Jyds Strong AVhlto Bliecting, Myds Unbleached Sheeting 12yds 36in Best White Calico 12yds Best Unbleached Calioo 6 Towels-Largo 6yds Fine Holland 7yda Best Colored Shirting All for 365, PARCEL NO 4,-425. 1 Pair Magnificent Curtains 2 Pair Small Curtains 1 Large Double Quilt 1 Pair Double Blankets 0 Large Towols 1 Toilet Cover All for 42i PARCEL NO 5,-68s 6d, 1 Splendid Potonc Tweed Suit, size 3 to 2 Pair Pine Merino Drawers 2 Pair Fine Merino Sos 2 Tuir Cotton Sox i 2 Strong Working Shirts 1 Oxford Shirt, with Collar and Tie 3 Handkerchiefs All for £3 8s (id PARCEL NO 6,-38s. 2vds Good Table Damask 10yds Very Best Twill Sheeting 6yds Good Cretonne 1 Tin'r Long Curtains 6yds Tea Towelling All for 38s ANY of the above Parcels will ho forwarded Free of ehargc-lo tho nearest railway station, and we giuirautee every article to be of first rate value, and as evidence of our confidence in our goods we undertake to receive back any parcel not approved of, nnd refund the money in full on receipt of parcel in good order, Each order must be accompanied with P,0,0, and full address, and we guarantee dolivcry of parcel within thrco days of receipt of order, ADDRESSVEITCH&ALLAN,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3181, 16 April 1889, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3181, 16 April 1889, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3181, 16 April 1889, Page 3

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