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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3737, 16 February 1891, Page 3

H E A T R E ROYAL. DRAMATIC & COMEDY COMPANY, Business Manager, Henry J. .Parker. Grand production of the great favorite Iri3h Drama by the late Dion Boncicault entitled SHAUGHBAUiT New Scenery. New Music. Doors open 7.30 ; commence 8. Prices 3s, 2s, (children half price) and Is. Box plan at Mr Holmeß, Queen-st, TO MORROW,—TUESDAY. The Great Spectacular Military Drama. CURRENT CASH. ' DOBBON-KENNEDY TO-3TCGaT.

PALACE THEATRE. Greytomi. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. Under the management of Mr Barnard THE OPERATIC BUFLESQUE Aladdin. For the first time performed in the Wairarapa. Prices as usual. Doors open 7.80 ; commence at 8-

£2 REWARD. Lost, stolen, or strayfd, 2 Spaniels. One old slut, in pup, brown, with white ring round neck, and white breast. .Also, liver-coloured slut, about Bis months old- A n y° ne returning either of the above described dogs to .the undersigned will, receive £h or if both -are returned £2. Anyone found detaining the same after this date will be prosecuted. The dogs have been missing about three weeks. J AS." MACAKA, Master ton, Feb. 13th, 1891. Catholic Picnic and (To be held in thq Masterton Park on St. Patrick's Day.) IN the evening a Grand Voca and • Instrumental Concert will be given in the Theatre Royal by Miss McClean (Wellington) and her pupils. Full particulars later on. J. McKENNA. AKITIO ROAD DISTRICT. EXTRAORDINARY VACAN CY. AN Election to fill the yacany caused by the- resignation .of John Havey will be held on THURSDAY vje 12th February. Nomination of andidatea will close at noon on THURSDAY, the sth Feb. at the Office of the Board, Aohacga. A. McHUICHON, . Returning Officer. 27th Jan. 1891. n-j nnn TO lend on good freehold 30 I UUy security at, current rates. Apply by letter "Investor" C/o .this office. Special Notice.

H UGH MAWH3NAY wishes to inform the people of Masterton and.diatrict that he has cp<med a BOOT and SHOE shop opposite the Prince of Wales' Hotel, where thej.canget boots at reasonable . prices for cash, Boots made to order and repairs done at low prices." Best material-iisefo HUGH MAWHINAYv FINAL NOTICE. ALL Accounts owinsc to the undersigned must be paid on or before the 28th FEBRUARY, 1891, after which date they will be placed in the hands of a solicitor for collection. Accounts may be paid to A. W. Innes at Mr R. T. Holmes' Educational Depository, Queen St., Masterton. - J. B. INJNES. MASTERTON TRUST LANDS. ffIHE "voters' list"ls'open for inspecI tion during office hours at the Council Chambers Chapel St Masterton ntil the 16th day of February 1891. II objections thereto must be in writing nder the hand of the objector, addressed to the Trustees and delivered to me on or before the said 16th day of February 1891. R. BROWN. Secretary. TO DRAINERS. rpENDERS wanted for ' Digging 63 Chains of Drain. Apply before 10 a.m at Matahiwi, on 29th, 20th, and 2lst insts. Tenders to be posted by noon MONDAY, 23rd, at Masterton, addressed > J. & H. HOLMES, 3737 Matahiwi. -a >^s MASTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. USUAL Paiade nest THURSDAY, at 7 30. Annual meeting after parade. Full attendance imperative. C. A. POWNALL, 3737 Capt, CommandiDg. T FERRETS. IWO HUNDRED FERRETS FOR SALJW. ■iff;Apply— G. TAYLOR, 3736 Kaikoura, Marlborough.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. WING to rapid increase of business at the CORNER SHOP, a first class assistant has been engaged for the Hairdressing Department. J. Washington is therefore enabled to give more attention to the Tobacco and Fancy Goods Depabtments, at th 9 satne time being able to supervise the Hairdresssiug and Sha\ing Saloon, which has recently been renovated and refitted. Customers can rely on immediate attention, TWO CHAIRS being no>v ayailable. Tobaccos, Fancy Goods, and Stationery of the very best; J. WASHINGTON, At D. McLauphlaa's Corner Shop, Queen Street, Masterton. 37 3 THE next English and European mail, via San Francisco, will close at this Office on THURSDAY, the2sfch day oi February, at 6.15 a.m. Due in 'Frisco March 19, due in London April JAMES AITKEN, Acting Postmaster. Masterten, 161b Fsbruarv, 1891. NOTICE. 4th.