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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3843, 27 June 1891, Page 3

rpH EATRE ROY A MASTERTOIs. FIXIURES FOR THE WEEK tulsdYt} DrT Oanaris. WEDNESDAY—Private Rinking. THURSDAY) and [-Rinking as usual, SATURDAY) Private Rinking parties ma 3 engage the Rink by appiving to the Manager. "G.PHILLIPS. Managing Representative. | HE ATttE XV THURSDAY, 2nd JULY, 1891. MR A, von KEISENBEKG's CONCERT, Assisted by some ol his pupils, the Orchestra, and leading vocalists of the district.

PRO GB A.MLMJS. Part 1. 1 1. Overture " Tancredi " Orchestra and piano duet, Misses Cameron and F. j Boddington [2. Part Bong, ... ... Double Trio 3. Piano solo " The Old Folks at HomeMiss M. Elkins 4. Song, "The Vagabond/' Mr F. G. jyoore 5. Song Mr E. Heard 6. Piano solo " Danse-JSigre " (Archer) Miss Payton 7. Song, selected, ... Miss A. White 8. Turkish Patrol, Orchestra and piano • - duet & Part S6ng ... Double Quartette 10. Piano solo, Les Husfuenota (J. Smith) Miss C. tiray Hi Song*'GoodCompany" Mr R. R. C. Coleman 12. Song, " Golden Love," Mrs Muller 13. Piano Solo, r " Irish Diamond No 3,"

(Papa) Miss Cameron 14. Duet " Flow Gentle Dora," Messrs Moore and Coleman Interval of 5 minutes. Pahtll. THE BLIND BEGGARS, Cpnuc Opera by Offenbach. '"' Cast of Characters Jack Morgan Mr W. Bray Baffles (Mr) MrW. Iggulden Pedestrian Mr Wright £ Overture at 8 p.m. Prices and Box Plan as usual. WAIRABAPA HUNT CLUB. IHE second meet of the season will . be held on Saturday, 27th inst., at Mastertoh, leaving Post Office corner at 2.15 p.m. The throw off will take place at the farm of JAMES MAUARA, Esq., Opaki, at 2.45 Bharp. ; The third meet will be held on Mondav the 29th inst., at Bleak House, the homestead of W. 0, Williams, EBq.' Kaiwaiwai, at 2.30 p.m. the throw off taking place at 2 45 p.m. Members are requested to produce their tickets. Non»members may follow upon payment of a fee of Five Shillings at-the gate. N.B.—The Wellington.. United Hunt Club intend holding a Steepleohase Meeting on Saturday, July 18th, at the Hutt, for all qualified Hunters.' Qualifications. —Horses hunting regularly to the satisfaction of the Master of the Hounds either in the Wairarapa or Wellington. A meeting of members, subscribers and those interested in the sport of hunting will be held in the Club Hotel, Maaterton, at 7.30 p.m. on the day of the hunt.

GEO. S. M. McDERMID. Hon. Secretary. V.E.M, SALINE EXTRACT. P tions, or laborious mental pursuits, it is a true boon, givine as it does life to the languid and strength to the exhausted. Each dose crammed toffli the essential constituents of UJe,'ihe true ingredients which constitute health and vitality. J!fo other tonic has ever been discovered that does not produce constipation. This only marks y.E.M. SALINE EXTRACT' as the greatest therapeutic discovery of the age. ! Nb Mediciflje ac|s so readily upon stomach derangements as V.E.M. SALINE EXTBACT, By bracing up the wails of the organ, increasing the quantity and improving the quality of the gastric juice, the highest digestive efficiency is maintained. The appetite returns, digestion is quickened, and assimilation rendered perfect. For i'rhujuig abmti an unquestionable improvement in the general health V.E.M. SALINE EXTRACT excels everyi'other medicine. The appetite will return, digestion be quickened, and the liver again become active by its use.

PBICE—3s BOTTLE. WHOLESALE ItJENTS, Kempthorne, Frosser & CoRAILWAY LIBEBY & BAIT STABLES, EKiJTAHDTNA, A. Mangnuson-Proprietor. j\'', JjlL' Hag public that he has taken over the above. Striet attention paid to all horses left in his charge. PQUQ PADDOCKSConveyances always ready to meet trains if required. -Horses broken to saddle and harness.

10s REWARDLOST— Cn the Opaki Kacecourse, a yonng brindle GREYHOUND DOG, with collar on. Theabove reward will be paid to any person returning the same to'rbis office. *