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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3916, 18 September 1891, Page 3

(rfIHEATRE ROYAL. ~~ FIXTURES. WEDNEBDA Y—FRlDAY—Private Rinking Party. SATURDAY | Ladiesonly Afternoon J ONE EIGHT MORE ! OPERA HOUSE, WELLINGTON. OWING to the detention of the steamer by foggy weather, the Juvenile of era company will net leave Wellington until Saturday. The "PIRATES OF PENZANCE" will therefore be played onco more to-night, (Friday evening) for the positively last time. Prices, la to 4s. IOLANTHE. Greytown Amateur Dramatic and Operatic Uociety. THEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON. ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY, Sept. 21. <§T 40 Performers and Good Orchestra. IOLANTHE. CAST OF CHARACTERS. The Lord High Chancellor MrD. J. Buff Earl of Tolloller ... Mr G. H. Munt Earl of Mountararat Mr A. Bicknell Private Willis (of the Grenadier Guards) ... Mr A. L. Webster Strephon (an Arcadian Shepherd) Mr F.J. Hunn Queen of the Fairies Miss A. Jackson Iclanthe (a Fairy, Strephon's Mother) Mi's A. Hastwell Lelia"| Misß York Celia >Fairies ... Miss B. McMaster FletaJ Miss C. Jackson Phyllis (an Arcadian Shepherdess, and Ward in Chancery) Miss Cameron Chorus of Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viecount3, End Barons—Messrs W. H. Day, H Cook, Reese, W. Tate, H. Hawke, A. McMaster, G. Brun. ton, H. Udy, G, Flux, A. L. Webster, F. A. Keade, andF. W. Wood. Chorus of Fairies —Misses Skeet 3ray, Webster, Haycock, McNeill, A. Maguire, M. Maguire, C. Maguire, Duff, Cotter, Leach, Quin, Lee.. Brunton. PALACE THEATRE.—GREYTOWN.

TONIOHT FRIDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER. PLAIN and FANCY DRESS INVITATION BALL. ARBOR DAY FUNDS. )KIZES.—One Guinea will be given fur the Moat Original Costume worn by a Lady ; and One Guinea will be given for the same worn by a Gentleman. Competitors for the prizes must wear | masks for first three dances under penalty of disqualification. Ladies and Gentlemen throughout the Wairarapa have kindly consented to act upon the Committee, which numbers between three and four hundred persons. A Covered 'Bus will be sent from Greytown to convey Masterton Residents to the BALL on the 18th. Fare there and back, 3/. Application for seats .should be made early. Bus will leave Neills' stables it 6 p.m.' sharp, returning to Masterton after the Ball. TICKETS—DoubIe, Cs; Single, 4s; Extra Lady, 2s 6d ; Gallery, Is. T, O. HAYCOCK, \ - «.„„„ S.G.FILDES, / Hon - SeCB- - SALE. 16 h.p Hornsby's Portable Steam Engine, a quantity of circular saws, clamps, boring, and morticing machiue, etc. Apply to H. H. WOLTERS, Carterton. D. HENDERSON & Co., [Limited.] SAWMILLERS, MASTERTON. rHIS COMPANY, which has been formed for the purpose of taking oyer and working the extensive Sawmilling Business of Messrs HENDERSON &SBLUTE, av,d is.now registered under the " Limited Liability Companies Act," commenced operations on the lßt September. The Company has the rights of cutting the splendid Totara Forest on the porperty of Da Hosring, at Weraiti. and close to the bush is erected a Mill, almost new, wth all the latest improvements in machinery, and in splendid working order. From itt clmb proximity to the bush, timber in any quantity can be supplied at the lowest possible cost. A tramway connects with the Te Ore Ore road. In addition to the timber, the Company has ako the sole right to the limestone on the property, of which there is abundance, and of superior quality. The Company haa purchased the right to cut the whole of the bush on Mr A. Boknett's property, Fernndge, and a Mill is beiug worked there in connection with the business. The whole of the Timber from both properties is delivered at the Kuripuni Mill belonging to the Company, where Planing and Moulding Machines are erected, and this portion of the work is carried out. During the several years Messrs Gunderaon and Shute carried on the business they secured a first-class connection for supplying timber in Wellington and the S"uth Island. All this is also the Company'*. Mr David Menderson's services as Managing Director are secured by the Company, and'several of the Directors have persphally inspected the 'working of the various mills, anrf they can confidently recommend the enterprise to the favorable consideration ef Investors, Among the. many ad: vantages of a business of this character is the fact that a large quantity of timber is sent out of the district monthly and about i'oOti of this money is circulated in men's wages, and the other expenses necessary fyr working the business, thus causing all classes of the community to benefit thereby. Copies of the prospeotus and further particulars can be obtained upon application to Mr Henderson, at the office of the Company at Kuripuni. E. FEIST, Secretary,