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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3309, 14 September 1889, Page 3

TfIEATRE ROYAL. -FIXTURES FOR THE WEEKMONDAY— Public Muoting TUESDAY I TJIKANK T I.Nt.'OI.N WEDNESDAY i' JJ iuxK JJiNi.'oin THURSDAJ—Rmking, HAND FRlDAY—Volunteer Entertainment SATURDAY—ltinking all day. " liiliy Oyden " in Her mat impoiei'ii ition JO aud OlilVEll T\VIsT shortly, Tlw Great'' filaecabe'' In Follow. G'"~UW PUTOND FANCY' DRESS MASQUERADE BALL TUliATllti ROYAL, MONDAY September 18. In aid of Pearson's Private ll.mil L'ni form Fund. The following gentlemen form tin: C<.mmiltue. -Patron, A \V Renall Esq, Mayor, Messrs C Tabuteau, C lWnall, lilliins, Kll Eton, W Bray, I! McEwiai, E Kibblewhile, W |™ulduii, T Tlionipsun, ,1 Nicol, W Hirschborg, Mclvor, R Bull, A .1 Huoliins, T Brown, 0 Win eliesLer, V Dickson, Murray, II Petersen, J Williams, E Wololi, A Keisei.berg, W Lundqvist, ,lnoNieol,M It Varnliam, H Wiiltlon, J Jlcqiiiro, F O'Conuoi 1 , W McKenzio, 1! Horublo\v,S 11 Wiekerson, A D'Arcy, A Thompson, T .Tago, J Hessey, E Tayler, G Perry, C Cnivppr, W (.Ireathead 11 Owen, 11 E Eton, li Richards, T Wa«», W Dtuigall, 0 likdsburn, H Phillips, D Piekeniij;, .1 Itoss, .1 Mtiir, R tlmil, II J Fitton, Chramells, C lliggius, .1 Dixon, T. Dixon. MASKS to be worn by EVERYONE o tlio lloor during tlio first SIX dances. Dancing at 8.30 sharp. Double Tickets ss, Extra Lady 2s Cd. ADMISSION TO DIIEBS CIIWLE k Ji.ls- Masks may be obtained from Mrs Sage, Queen-street, on payment of a small fee. 11T1IEES, 3301 Hon See. SALE OF WORK. entertainment. rpHE LADIES OF ST MATTHEWS J. GUILD intend holding a TWO DAYS' sulo of Useful aud Fancy Work in tlio Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JSEl'Tkmiikii 18 AND II), CHRISTMAS TREE AND CONCERT WITH TABLEAUX ON THURSDAY EVENING. Admission Is, Children unchr 12, M. DOOR OPEN From 2 till 0 p.m, and 7 till 10 p.m

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. rpIIJS TJiird Tci'iii will bu«in on X MONDAY, 10th September. CIIAS. I', POWLES, 330!) Secretary. WELLINGTON GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. / THE Third Term will begin uii MONDAY, lfitli September. Miss Hamilton will seo parent* of pupils cm that day between i! and 5 o'clock in tlio nfteriK'On. C'UAS, I'. POWLES, Secretary. rjIEXDKItS invited for Ploughing 100 Heron ui HivorsduleApply to EDWIN' MEREDITH, Upper Plain, -iSV. WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. "jVi'OTIOE is hereby given that the Xjl Cuuuci! of thu County of Waira* rapa North, upon the application of the Boards of the Maurieeville and Ekotahuua Road Districts, proposes to pass a special order altering the boundary between the said districts in the following manner—that is to ray-by annexing nil that portion of tho Mauricovillc Road District, described in Schedule I hereto, to tho Eketahuna Road District, and all that portion of the Ekotahuna Road District tlfßcribod in Schedule 11, to tho Mauricevilhi Roud District, The Council will hold a special meeting on tho 12th day of November nest for the purpose of passing tho said order, SCHEDULE f. All that portion of the Mauricevillo Ruad District lying to tho north and west of a line which, commencing at a point on the Tarawa Rango, and boaring 20uo i)o' magnetic, meets the south western cornor of Section 21, Block Mil, Tararua, thcnco following the centre of the Makakahi stream, the southern boundary of Section 1 in the luat mentioned block, along the centre of the public road forming the eastern boundary oi said sectioii li the southern and south-eastern boundaries of Suction 171, the southeastern and part of the eastern boundaries of section 129, and n portion ol the southern boundary of Section 131, in Monk Xlll, Mangaone. SCHEDULE 11. ■ All that portion of the Eketahuna Road District contained within the following boundaries, commencing ut a point where the present southern boundary of the said district intersects tho southern boundary of Section l!il. Block XIII, Mangaone, and proceeding in a north-easterly direction, bounded by the said Section l.'il, by the centre of a public Iloadby Sections 135,140, and (it) in Block XIV, to the centre a" Public Read forming tho oastorn boundary of said section (18, thenco southwards by tho centres! of tho said last mentioned road and the road forming the northern boundary of the School Reserve to the eastern boundary of Block XIV, thence by thesaid Block boundary, and Sections (50, Block XV, all in Mangannc, and 19 Block 111, Kopuaranga to the southeastern corner of Section 8, Block 11, Kopuaranga, thence by southeastern boundary of said Section 8 to its intersection with the southern boundary of tho Eketuhuna Iload District, and thence by a straight lino to tho point of commencement, F. C. MOORE, County Clerk, Mastorton, 13th Sept, 188!). liiitl!) TO ANGLERS. FISHING TACKLE. Fishing Tackle. Season 1889-90. J. WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, FISHING TAOKLR IMPORTER, MASTMTON. Arrived Opened up On view A SPLENDID consignment of Fishin» Tackle, including Hardy's celebrated all cane Rods, Gum Heart Standard Rods, very best, all with Ilurdy'a patent lock fasteners, Reels, Landing Nets, Minnows, Silk Linos, OastsrTractis, Gut, Hooks. Scores of articles too iiu. merous to particularise. 27 Gross best samples specially adaped for N.Z rivers Hardy's Celebrated Exhibition Hods FROM £5 53 EACH. J. WILLIAMS, Fiahiw Tackle Depot Masterton rnO LET—A CQTTAGE centrally X sUuatad, veijt Is per week. Apply DiftY Office,