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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3948, 26 October 1891, Page 3

rpHEATRE ROYAL. FIXTURES. WEDNESDAY-Einkin?. FRlDAY—Private Rinking Party. SATURDAY , Ladieaouly Afternoon S J THEATRE ROYAL. MASTERTON, OCT. 28 & 29. (Under the patronage of His Worship the Mayor). Re- appearance of tha celebrated Comedian. J. W. FOLEY, And his Dramatic Comedy, and Burlesque Company. WEDNESDAY, 28. The late Dion Boucicanlt's Domestio Comedy in two aota THE IRISH DIAMOND CAST OF CHARACTERS— General D-ily Mr R. D. Campbell Dick Daly (with song) Max Reidle '• The Irish Diamond " (with songs and dances; J. W. FOLEY Ignatius Muliooney T, Shortland Mr 9 Bhke Miss Laurie Bloom Lady Muuntjoy Mrs J. W. FOLEY Lucy Miss Lawrence ACT (I).—The Home of the Blakea. ACT (2).— Interior of Daly CastleTo be followed by Parlour Pastime by the "FOLEY'S," who in the latest specialities, including the whimsical sketch "The Charge of the Light Brigade " to couclude with the screaming farce "A.8." CHARAtTF.ES Bf THE COMPANY. Musical Director Mr C. Clifford,

PRICES : 3/- 2/- 1/Business Manager Mr i 3. Clacsok. rnH~E~A~I- R E R~cTy~A _ L. X FOR ONE NIGHT ONLV. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th. HORACE "CHESTER, The Wandering Minstrel, will have the honor of appearing in his world-renowned humorous and musical entertainment entitled " A. Cure for the Blues." introducing O K COMICAL and QUIZZICAL Q £ 40 CHARACTERS, 4/D Supplemented by the introduction of " Masks and Faces" In which Mr Chester will transform himself in full view of audience into Gladstone, Randolph Churchill, General Gordon. Beacnnßfield, Colonel Burnaby, Justice Hawkins, etc., etc., etc. REMEMBER ! 1 ONE NIGHT ONLT. Prices ef admission 3/, 2/, 1/. Box Plan at Holmes'. HARRY SAVILLE, Agent.

>RINCE OF WALES BIRTHDAY, - November 9th, 1891. a gband plain and fancy dress BALL WILL BE HELD IN THE TOWN HaLL, EKETAHtNA, On the 9th November, commencing at 8. p.rn sharp. Gentleman's ticket 5/, Ladies FREE. Ji.B. -A prize will be given to the lady & gentleman appearing in the most original fancy costumes.

ENERAL BOOTH'S Visit to Wellington. SATURDAY to TUESDAY, 24th to 27th ( CTOBER. Great ineetiugs in the OPERA HOUSE, WELLINGTON. Tickets obtainable at Flockton's, or through local officers of the Salvation Army.

TEMPERANCE HOTEL, (Adjoining Drill Hall), Mastekton. PAVID DIXON Proprietor. Having taken oyer the above centrally ituated and commodious House, 1 beg o solicit a continuance of the patronage iccorded my predecessor. No effort will )e spared to ensure the comfort oi Boarders and Visitors. Meals At All Houes. VT"O parade this week. Next parade NOVEMBER sth, when an lection of officers will take place. C. A. POWNALI, Captain Commanding. AND SEE ' DANIELL'S ironmongery; v PAPERHANGINGS. y-~\ New Siolk Jcst AmuvedN^

REMOVAL. "RS G. YOUNG, of Cbapel-Strett, will be happy to receive Boarders in the NEW PREMISES just erected, Hollt Bouse, DIXON -STREET, on and after 2nd November. EVEBY COSVSMJEXCB. TEEMS MODERATE. ttt A. K'TElpT^enders'for Clearing; and Plou&hingr about SO acres, to be completed belore Xman. GEORGE MOORE, Eparaima. RENDERS wanted torLaying: about forty chains train-way. To close on SATURDAY, V4th inst., specifications at our mill, Te Ore Ore. D. HENDERSON' & Co.. [Ltd.] rnKNDERS Waiited up to Ist NoveniI ber for—- ' Felting: SO acres Ligrlit Wu«*l», and iH>O acres 'JTitree Scrub, W. M. KEBBELL. Alfred ton. I Mr G T. NATUSCH —f'AS taken over Mr H.J. Hai«he BUSINESS.