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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3204, 14 May 1889, Page 3

1 ; Mail via Bio per 8.M.8. JRiu taka,'.(if specially addressed) willoloso this Office uii Thursday the ICtli day May at 6.15 a.m. Parcels for dospnt by this mail closo at 2,80 pra, Wednosday the 16th inat. Due London Juno J.BAGGE, Musterton, 11th May 1889. 31 , rpUE next English and Europoan 11 1 via San Francisco will close at il oflico on SATURDAY, tho 18th day May, at 6.16 a.m. For Money Urdi ' and Registered Letters at 4 p.m. i FRIDAY, tho 17th inst. Duo . London Juno 24th. J.BAGGE, I'ostmaßtuv. Maatorton, 13th May, 1889. 8: OPAKISAWMILLfe, Masterton, RICHARD EVERNDEf PROPRIETOR. ET7I REGS to notify t * JQj, lias purdiasßtl thoabov well-known mill, and is prepared to 31 and deliver timber to ordorany size an at tho lowest possiblo trade rato3, All orders by p ist, at tho mill, or lo at R, E.'a residence, will receivo promi and careful attention. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSUI ANOE COMPANY. TIHIS !b to notify that Mr R. 1! GALLOWAY, of Hall-sfc., Maatei ton, has been appointed a aub-agont ( the abovo Company, and is now em powored to receive proposals for risks. CHARLES St. B.iRBE&CO,, District Aconts, Wellington, May 10th, 1889. THE NORTH GERMAN FIRE IN BURANOE COMPANY Is ono of the wealthiest doine; businesi in Now Zealand, and are thus prepare! to accept large risks on first class lines Tliu Company does an extensive businesi on the Continent of Europe, in America India, the Cape, arid throughout Australasia. This division af risks and thi foes that it accepts no hazardous nski whatever,' renders it ono of the SAFES'] in the WHOLE WORLD for insurers. Each District Aeent is empowered t< sottlo all losses wiraoui reference k the head omoE in order to avoid al delay to insurers. R. M.GALLOWAY THEATRE ROYAL. -FIXTURES FOR THE WEER-MONDAY-Rinking, Ladies night Pearson's Band. TUESDAY-MARITANA DANCE. WEDNESDAY-Eiuking. THURSDAY-Rinking, Rand. FRIDAY-Rinkinc. SATURDAY - Mnrniw, Children 1 ! session, Afternoon and Even ing, Rinking. Arrangements oro ponding for thi appearance of MISS MABEL SILVES 'iER, Champion lady skater of America MASTERTON AMATEUR OPER. ATIO SOCIETY. Plain and Fancy Dress Masquerade Invitation Ball. TUESDAY, .14th MAY, 1889. THEATRE RO Y A L, MASTERTON. Dancing at 8 p.m. N.B.—The Dress Circle will be open to Spectators, Admission 1/. , THEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY "AND FRIDAY, 6ra and 7th JUNE. THE MASTERTON PHILHAR. MONIO SOCIETY will produce Gilbert & Sulmvan's Comic Opera, "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE." E.W.POEBITT, 8199 Hon. Sec. MASTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEER QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, 24th MAY DRILL HALL, MAaTEEION. Doublo Tickets, 7/6 j Extra Lady, 2/6. 3189 NORTH WAIRARAPA HACK EACING CLUB. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY MEETING. To be hold on tho Opaki Raoooourso on FRIDAY, MAY 24th 1889. PROGRAMMES at all tho Principal Hotels in the District, or on application to the Secretary, Nominations for Hack Hurdlo Handicap, Flying Hack Handicap, Handicap Timo Trot, North Wairarnpa- Hack Handicap, and Welter Handicap, close with tho Secretary, Masterton, on SATURDAY, May 11, on arrival of the lata train from Wellington. The Handicap Time Trot has been altered to an open ovont. Weiehtt declared on THURSDAY, May ICth, at 8 p.mi Acceptances and Entries Maiden book Racoon TUESDAY, May 21, on the arrival of the late train from Wellington. PRICESof ADMISSION roCOUBSE: Pedestrians and Passengers 1/- each; horsemen, 1/6; Ono Horse Vehicle, 1/6 j Two Horso Vehicle, 2/-| Three and Four Horso Vehicle 2/6 (Driver's Free). Grandstand Lawn and Saddling Paddock : Gentlomen 2/6; Ladies,' If, NO FREE TICKETS. Cheap Excursion Trains to nud from Racecourse; Coaches to and from Racocourse fares 1/- eaoh way. RICHD. J. FiTTON, SecrotaryN.W.H.R.O. IUSHMEN will bo wanted h J JUNE, for Felling 1000 aci'CJ Bush, in lots of from 100 to ISO acres. V. & W. WARDELL. 99 Te Whiti, TENDERS aro invited, to close at Noon on FRIDAY, the 17th inst, Roofing tvXth iron, and Painting, a House in Dixon Street. Specifications, eto. at- my office, Kurupuni, The right to reject anyoi all Tenders 1b reserved. JOHN KING, 91 Architect,