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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3192, 30 April 1889, Page 3

Amusements. THEATRE ROVAL -FIXTURES FOR THE WBER-MONDAY-Rinking, Ladios night, Pearson's |Band." TUESDAY-Rinkine. WKDNESDAY-MARITANA. THURSDAY-Rinking, Baud. ' FRlDAY—Hiukinp. . SATURDAY - Mnrnuw, Children's session, Afternoon and Kvoninf;, Rinking; NOTE-Fur the future thechargo of ndmissiiin on BAND NIGHTS including iibo of skittes,- will bo Gentlemen, 1/1); Ladies, !/•; Non-skaters, Cd. Under (he patronage of Lord and Lady Onslow and Parly, CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS DANCE. Drill Hall, Masterton, WEDNESDAY, MAY Ist. In Aid Funds of Church of England, nOMMITEEi-MB W. iiectham, VJ Mrs W. G. Beard, Mrs S. F. UearJ, Mrs RxMingtoii, Mrs Vmi Stunner, MrsTabtitoiu, Miss Vallnnco. Tickets 2s each, Spectators Is, may bo obtained from any member of tho CoramiUeo or Mr T, E. Price. Refreshmeiits provided for children, Dancing from 7 to 11. MRS BODDINGTON, 318? Hon. Sen, and Treas. Under Ik Patronage of his Lordship the Right Honorable the EMU. ' of ONSLOW, K.0J1.G., Lady Onslow, and Ruile. THEATRE ROYAL. WEDNESDAY, MAY Ist. irilHE MASTERTON AMATEUR 1 OPEIiATIO SOCIEIY will produce, in a style of completeness liover before attempted in Masterton, Viscent Waluoe'b Grand Opera "MARITANA" With New Scenery, Rich and Costly DresEos by a noted theatrical consumer. (The armour mado specially by Messrs Rose and Co), The wbolo will be produced under the direction and personal supervision of SIGNOR CARMINI MORLEY. nhu Las been specially engaged. . THE SOCIETY'S ORCHESTRA numbering 10 FJRST-ULASS PERFORMERS will be under the direotion of MR H. PEARSON. Scenic Artist—Mr A. M. BRADBURY, Doors open at 7.15; Ovorture at 7.45 ; Curtain at 8 o'clock Sharp. Carriages may bo ordered at 10.45. Popular prices—Dress Civolo and Orohestra Chairs Bs, Front Seats 2s, Back Seats Is. Plan at Mr Price's. A Few Seats can bo Reserved Prije 4/MASTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEER QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, UmMY DRILL HALL, MASTERTON. Double Tickets, 7/6; Eitra Lady, 2/6. 3180

THE TRUTH STATED. Which is the heat boot shcp in the torn of Mastortou ? Why .1. Carpenter's old-estab-i lished depot in Queen-street, Why is it the beat 1 Because ugo then the brGt value or yon m:v cy Do ycu mean Maste'ic-n rnado or imported boots 1 Well hn imports the best boots; but 1 liavn worn for years hoote made to measure from his old establishment, and have nerei had a cum or a soro foot.

How are his prices? Woll! They are honoit, an about as low as a man oin mak them who means to pay hi way. What do the ladies say ? They apeak well of this depart ment and the apodal attontiogiven to it by Mrs Cnrpentei ' Thoy can set all the best am norat fashions, I think 1 will go there I Yoa cannot do better. Mr* Mrs Carpente: Will bo pleased to welcome both 6 and new customers, Don mistake the shop. It is the or next tho Post Office, and yc can depend upon it that J, ( PRACTICAL BOOTMAKER. *GEO.W.DUTTON ir BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AN NEWS AGM, 3 Lambton Quay and Willis-st. Wellingtc NEWBOGKS, New Zealand of to-day, 1884-1857,1 t, John Eradshaw, Chairman of the Ca terbury Farraor'a Association, los; Jul T Waid. preacher, by Margaret Lolan li\ Major Lawrence, by Hon Emi i Y Mess, author of Hurrish&j; Scien (ic Meliorism, and tho Evolution HappinCßß by Jauo tlunioClappcrton Cd; Lihorty and Liberalism by Dm - Smith, 6s; Protection or Freotrade, Henry George 6s; From Poverty. Plenty, by W. L. Beos, M.H.R, tis;] Potter, of Texas, 2s 6d; ditto, h bound, (;ilt top 3«; The writings Jonathan Swift (Dean Swift), fiirmi fVol 1 of the "Carisbrooke Llbrari editod by Professor Morley. The Cat brouke- Library will bo a continuation to Mwley'a Universal Library and will ci d- sist of works for which the foru be series did not allow sufficient room. 'J Ib Ingolda by Legends, completo with t original illustration of Uruickshanit 11 others la 3d. LornaDooiie.Bhckmi A- 2s 6d; The Legaoy of Cain, Wii! Collins 2a,6d; Under (torrents,autl