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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3646, 23 October 1890, Page 3

Amusements • ; THEATRE ROYAL; Lessee .GFHausmann SATURDAY, 25th, Oponing Night of (; . OHM*I,ES VOS.S; ; Great Australian Vontriloqutst. .. EV ALEXANDER,;'-. - IRISH and-SCOTCH COMEDIAN. ETHEL, GORDON, Iu a : Budgot o( serio-comic Songs. : SATURDAY, 25th., IS'Aiid Don't You Foiijot it, - . , Admission—3s, 2s, Is. BALL mHE EKETAEIUNA CRICKET 1 CLUB'S ANNUAL BALL AND SUPPER will bo hold in tho TOWN HALL on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. TICKETS sa, Ladies FREE, Dancing to cominenco at 8 p.ni; K? First class Music Provided. "^ Dr W GUY MoLENNAN, ' President. F. TURNOR, . Hon Sec. mamm Drill Hall, Masterton, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1890. GRAND DISPLAY Works of Art, Curios, to.dirs Fancy Work, otc, e(u. Under tho Management of tho Ladies of tho Masterton Wcolwan Church. ' In addition to tho nbovo TELA REFRESHMENTS, will bo provided for the convonienco of visitors during tho afternoon. Further particular in future iasuo REHORNBLOW, • 3(134 Hon. Sec.

AT CARTERTON, Sports and Gala. TO bo bold on Monday, 10th Novembur, on the Show Ground, Cartorton, under the auspices of the Carterton Social Club, and commencing at 12,80 ocloelf. THE SPORTS PROGRAMME Consists of Thirteen interesting events of ovory class,and with valuable awards The Prince of Wales RmuUcap is worth £B, the Hurdle handicap covers £Blos, and tho other prizes are in proportion, Tho events nro open to all boiw-fidc rcsidonts of the Wairarnpa. Nominations for tho Prince of Wales Handicap and Hurdlo Handicap close with Mit Percy Fkkeih, tho Secretary, at the Observer Office, Carterton, on Saturday, Ist November, at 9 p m. OTHER ATTRACTIONS. A BRASS BAND will play, and Befroshmenta and Fruit Stalls will bo on the ground. There will also bo a COSTUME CRICKET MATCH, _ MAYPOLE DANCE by the Children in Fancy Dress. No Waiting about, Anovent got off every quarter of an hour. Admission Is, children under twolvo, Gd. IN THIS EVENING, Grand Vocal, Instrumental, and Dramatic Entertainment, 2s and Is, to concludo with a Dance, Is. CARTERTON SHOW NIGHT. • OCTOBER 30m, 1890, Lyceum ETall, THE CA hold a CARTERTON BAND will

GRAND CONCERT. In conncotion with their ANNUAL BALL on tho above night, in aid of tho Instrument fund. Noir Jokes, Now Conundrums, Irresistable and side-splitting farces. The whole to concludo with a Admission to Concorb—Front Scats 2s, Back Scats Is. Soiroe—Gentlemen, 2s 6d, Ladies Is. Doors open at 7.30, commonco at 8, A. KING, Hon. Soo. GREYTOWN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. «^M*lfflM SHOW, will bo held at Groytown on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1890 • Catalogue may ho obtained at tho ofllco of the WiißAiun Daily or from JOHN VERNON, Secretary, Groytown.

TO STAND THIS SEASON At the Iron Stables, nenr Fcathorston Sain yarda, THE HIKH-OASTE ARAB ICALIPIIA, TUST Landed from Caloutta. " Kal- ) 'iplia" is a beautiful dark bay with black points, in shapo and riiako ho cannot be surpassed, having a splendid hoad woll sot on to a good neck oblique shoulders, beautiful short back and good loins, And well hooped ribs, grand legs and feet, with very superior action, Good constitution and splendid temper, juiet to ride or handle TEMS-£5 per maro, to bo paid Ist January, 1891, G FREETH, 8G55 JFcalhorslon.

PHOTOGRAPHY. .RHEEEMAM. (Lato of Connolly and Horrmanti, Laniblun-Quay, Wellington.) )EGS to notify to his paat patrons .0 and tlio public generally that he has OPENED A NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, At tho comer of Cuba Sweet, opposite To Aro House, Tho Studio has beon constructed under his own supervision,- and is fitted with all modern appliances and iuventions, which enables him to produce instantaneous work with move facility and enccesj" than anything proviously attempted. Tho Operating And Retouching nro personally nndortakon by R.H., whoso skill in tlicso branches ot the profession is alroady well known, Therefore the nubliomay rely upon securing first class work at lowest possiblo oharpes. ' MR HERRMANN also posieasea a tborougli knowledge of Piiotographic Chemistry, raroly acquired by tho everyday photographer, arid' as the wholo foundation of tho photographic art is baaed on the chemical processes, tho publio will no doubt rccogniso tho importance of such knowledge