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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4207, 1 September 1892, Page 3

SPECIAL. rpHEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) SEPT. Ist, 1892, PROFESSOR" MASON ON TACT AND TALENT. GHAND CONCERT BY THE MUSICAL QUINTETTE. Admission: Is. HT. MATTHEW'S ENTERTAIN--0 MENTS (in aid of tub Choir Fund). MUSIC AND TABLEAUX VIVAHTB by Jimmies at 8 p.m., mi FRIDAY, September 2nd. W E. I'MQK ""Robert Bums: The Man and His "Writings." BY REV ROBERT WOOD. Temperance Hall, FRIDAY, Sept 2ml. Chair at 8 o'clock. Thcleoture will be illustrated by songs, Choruses and Readings, as follows— Yc Ranks and Braes, There was a Lad was Born in Kyle, My Nannie's Awa, A Man's arann for a'That, Alton Water, Reading, Tain o 1 Slianter, and Death of Dr Hornbrook, My Lovo is like a red red Hose, Oi a tho airts the wind can blaw, Duncan Gray' John Anderson, Scots wa lino, Auld Lang Sync, Admission Is. Proceeds in aid of Church improvements.

FOOTBALL! ® FOOTBALL!! FOOTBALL!!! To be played at MASTERTON on the PAKE OVAL, SATORDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 'O2, Game to start; at 1 p.m. ADMISSION-OP, SHILLING,

TENDERS. TO'UUSHFALLERS. TRADERS aro invited up to tho 7th of Septombor for Falling 06 acroH light Bhsll opposite the Blairlogio Junction Hotol. C.P. VAUANOE, _ Kiiliumini;i. Applications uddtesscd to the undersigned torThe Post of Surtacemau will he received up to NOON on the sth proximo, Particulars may bo oscortainod at tho Road Board Office, Eketahuna, and at my Office, Kuripuni. JOHN KING, Engineer, Kuripuni, August 24 th. PHOTOGRAPHY. STUDIO QUEEN-STREET. OPAL, Bromido, Paper and Silver Print Enlargements, from O.D.V, to Lifo Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surtaco, PORTRAITS'. Thuf,e.Quarter andFoli Lesgtii Cabinets, Beautifully Finished, Equal to the best produced in tli9 Colony, for: 7s 6d Half Dozen \ Q/_ ]? InSTCoPY 12s6d One Dozen) 0/ iIKSTU)rY> Family Group Vionbttbs with Enamo or Mat-Opal Surface; also finished in Watoror Oil Colours. Views Taken is Town or Country, On Sale I The best assortraenb of Maori Photos in New Zealand. Tho Vestibule is open to tho Public daily. INSPECTION INVITED. THOS. ED, PIIIOE, MASTERTON, BANKRUPT STOCK SAL OF BOOTS & SHOES, IMMENSE BARGAINSI

In the estate of H. HANSEN, bootmaker, Eketahuna, J. CARPENTER HAS purchased from the Official Assignee the Stook-in.trado of the above at about half cost, and will clear the lot at REMARKABLY LOl PRICES, COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, 10th August. The Stock consists of Ladies', Cents'; and Children's Boots and Shoes, English and Colonial make, and having been only recently bought is guaranteed to bo SOUND AND IN GOOD CONDITION Tho public are invited to come early and secure somo of the many BARGAINS TO BE OFFERED AT TUB CENTRAL BOOT WAREHOUSE, Queen Street, MASTERTON, J. CARPENTER, PROPRIETOR.

|A cakd.] MR C. CLIFFORD, (Organist of Si Matthew's Church,) IS prepared to recoivo pupils for Piano and Sinqing. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Address: Box 27, Mastortbn Post Uflico.

BOBOUGH OF MASTERTON. A POLL will bo taken on TBUKSDA If, the Bth day of September, 1802, between the hours of 9 in the forenoon and 6 in the afternoon for the election of ono Councillor for the West Ward of the Borough of Mastorton. The following are the names of the candidates i CULLEN, WILLIAM GAPPER, SAMUEL EDWARD The polling booth is situated in the Town Clerk's office, Masterton, R. BROWN, Returning Officer. TBEMASERTON PERMANENTINVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY, NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. IN accordance with the rulos of tho Society Messrs James Maoaka and Joseph Pivion vacate their seats oil the Board of Directors in September, Both fjontleraen offer-themselves for ro-eleotion. Nomination of other candidates will be received at tho Society's offices, Queen Street,up to 5 p.m., on Tuesday, 6th September,proximo. J.B.KEITH, Manager. Masterton, 81st August, 1892.