jrpHBATRE ROYAL. FIXTURES. MONDAY—Skating. WEDNESDAY -Skating. FRlDAY—Private Rinking. SATURDAY—As Usual. MAST&RTON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE 6th Annual BALL, To be held in the DRILL HALL, on The Social Ball of the SeasonUnder the patronage of Mr A. W. Hogg, M.H.R, the Mayor,Borous-h Councillors, and the ladies and leading citizens of Masterton. A strong and influential committee of ladies and gentlemen has been formed to carry out details, eo as to ensure a complete success. Dancing to commence at 8.30 p.m. Music by Keisenberg'a band. Double Tickets, admitting extra lady, 7/6. B. HOUHSLOW, Captain. GEO. A. WARD ) loint Sec . fl W. H. COLE •»«"»**■■
™T. MATTHEWS SCHOOLROOM. '"'VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCEPT, ON THURSDAY, JULY 30. TO COKCLODEWITH cmDERKLLA, ADMISSION Is ; CHILDREN, <jd. Chairs, 3d extra. W. E. PAIGE,
BOOTS AND SHOES ! HAVING started business as a Boot and Shoemaker in the premises adjoinmg Welch's blackemiths shop, and opposite Prince of Wales Hotel. I would be pleased to receive orders forallkinds of Boots and Shoes, Dand-sewm ok Pfuged, Or I can make a Seamless Watertight for Surveyors or Bushmen, which will stand the most wear of any Boot made. All kinds of Repairing done on the shortest notice at most reasonable prices, TRUSTING YOD WILL GIVE ME A TRIAL. r>, SMITH.
CSMITH&CO'S Great Sale of £3979 17s 6d WORTH OF DHAPERY CLOTHING- . C. SMITH-S* £ England, has sent a Cablegram to the effect that he has bought heavily in the Old Country, and has instructed his Branches to clear their Entire Stocks at the most Sweeping Reductions, to make room for the Shipments to arrive in a few weeks, hence this GREAT SALE. Sales have commenced at the undermentioned Branches for a Short Time Only, so BE IN TIME. G. SMITH & GO, QUEEN STREET, M A. S T E K T O N. Cuba-street, Wellingon, Bridge-Street, Nelson, Palmerston-street Westport, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth.
Girls' Collegate School OXFORD H.OTTfc.E. MRS & MISS SHEPPARD PRINCIPALS, "TTTILL be prepared to receive pupils on JULY 15th, 1891, and will take up her residence at OXFOBD HOUSE on and after JULY 10th. Till that date enquiries may be addressed to.her at the Ladies' College, "Owin? to the detention of the stearner, the will not be opan till MONDAY, 20th.' J. CARPENTER, Central Boot Mart. Special for Saturday and following days. Men's Heavy Water Tights, 12/6 14/6 Men's Shooters & Balmorals, 10/6 12/6 Men's Bluchers, 5/9 6/6 Ladies' Calf E. S. Boots, 9/6 10/6 ~ Kid ~ 5/11 8/- „ Walking Shoes, 4/9 6/- 7/6 „ Evening Shoes, 3/6 4/6 5/6 „ Kid Balmorals from 8/6 Boys Strong Shooters, 6/G 7/6 Childrens Boots from 1/ALL NEW GOODS. Cork Soles 3d per pair. Bixtey's Polish, Peerless Gloss, Satin Polish, and Glyceole, at reduced prices.
CALL EARLY Central Boot Mart
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3871, 28 July 1891, Page 3
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449Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3871, 28 July 1891, Page 3
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