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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3818, 23 May 1891, Page 3

FOE SALE BY AUCTION, MESSRS LOWES & lORNS have received instructions from Mr W. BuiCK to sell by Public Auction at their yards, Masterton, for the benefit of whom it may concern, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3bd, At 1 o'clock. 1 Chestnut gelding,Lyttelton a?ed 6 years. NO RESERVE. Furnitur Produce, etc. SATURDAY, MAY 23rd, At 2 o'clock, " OWES & lORNS will Bell at their J rooms as above— New and second-hand Furniture of every description, including Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Couches, Wasbstands, etc. POULTRY, PRODUCE, GUNS, efec., etc. Valuable House and Land for Sale. HALF ACRE LAND near Public School with 2 stiry dwelling, section close fenced and spleudid garden and orchard in full bearin?. Apply to— LOWES & lORNS. GOOD GRAZING TO LET. GOOD Grazing for 50 head of cattle in securely fenced paddocks for 4or 6 months, with sheltered cleared Bush Land. Apply to LOWES & lORNS.

|HEA TR E BO Y A L. MASTERTON. FIXTURES FOR THE WEEK MONDAY—Skating, 7- 30 till 10. WEDNESD AY Skating, A ftemoon. Ladies only. 2.30 till 4,30; Admission free, skates 6d; Evenin", 7.30 till 10 ; Amission 6d, FRlDAY—Skating, .7.30 till 10. SATURDAY - Skating. Afternoon, Ladies only, 2.30 till 4.30; Eveuing, 7 30 till 10. MONDAY, 25th—Performance of Hand and Glove. Private rinking parties may engage the Kink by applying to the Manager. G.PHILLIPS, Managing Representative. THEATRE ROYAL Lessee, Mr Barnard. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. Grand re-opening; exhibition of New Scenery ; production of the favourite drama, HAND & GLOVE. BVTHE Masterton Amateur Dramatic Club, With the following powerful CasteColonel Raven Dr Pulraan Mr Benyon Simpson Detective Band Glove Lady Lexboro Lucy Lexboro Judith Maxwell Fanny Mr J. Barnard Mr Wilson MrHickson Mr J. B. Hooper Mr Kennedy MrC. A. Pownall Harry Sizmar Miss Rosie Beaufort Miss Violet Sraithßon Mrs F. O'Cotmor Miss D. Ockenden Police, Servants, etc. etc. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERYACT I. Garden at Lexboro House. Act 11, Lady Lexbore's Boudoir. Act 111. Hand and Glove's Office, Act 1111. Scene 1. St. Pauls by Moonlight. Scene 2. 118, High Street. Bermondsey. Stage Manager MrE. Briggs Leader of Orchestra Mr A. Von Keisenberg Mechanist Mr C. J. Vivian Property Master Mr G. Phillips PRICES AS USUAL. Reserved Seats can be obtained at Mr R.T. HOLMES'. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Theatroßoyal Mr Come Johnston —'TILL Lecture as follows:—On , y SUNDAY, May 24th, Theatre Royal at 3 o'clock. Subject--"The difference between the coming of the Bridegroom and appearing of the King," (diagram.) THE a TOE ROYAL, at 8 o'clock. Subject—"The Quarrel Settled." SEATS FREE—NO COLLECTION. ALL INVITED. This will be the final meeting in the Theatre Royal. MASTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS /■NORPS will parade at Renali's Creek to attend Divine Service, St. Matthew's Church. Helmets and side arms. Corps will parade at the Drill Hall on MONDAY, 24th May, at 11 Bbarp, to fire a feu, de joie in honor of Her Majesty's Birthday. C. A. POWNALL, Oaptain Commanding. OPERA HOUSE, WELLINGTON. Wellington Amateur Operatic Society. THE CHARMING OPERA "IO LAN THE." SULLIVAN'S DELIGHTFUL MUSIC! GILBERT'S SPARKLING LIBRETTO ! SIXTH SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS, COMMESCISO Wednesday, May 20th. REPRODUCTION OF THE GREAT SUCCESS, grIOLANTHE. New Cast, Drcsßes etc. Prices, 4b, 3s, 2s, and is. Box Plan at Hollidays. P. LEVI, Secretary.