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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4231, 30 September 1892, Page 3

BOXING, HARRY LAING,' Ohnmpion heavy -weight of New Zealand, AND MILTON ORBELL, Champion middle-weight of the Colony, WILL give an exhibition of Boxing in the THEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON ' : ON ': " SATORDAY NEXT, lsi October. HARRY LAING will akoundertako knock out ARTHUR FRANCIS, the local man, in three rounds for £lO or Exhibition commences at 8 o'clock. Admission—3/-and 2/-. fIHEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON. Look Out For Cowan and Vaooban's 4 _ Premier Corner Men of the Uolouies-4 CoWiN, fIUOO, GltlfTlH, AND I'IUSHER, Sixteen Burlccquo and Pantomime Artiste, GRAND OPENING NIOHT, MONDAY, 3rd OCT. Popular Prices, 2b, Is, ami Cd, Solo Proprietors: Cowan arid Vaughn, Manager; A.Brandon-Cremer, [OST, STOLEN, or STRAYED from lj niy paddock; Upper Plain, sinco last Saturday nisht, one bay mare, no visible brand, and one dark bay golding, branded "K" on shoulder. _ Any person returning these horses, or giving information whioh loads to their recovery, will bo liberally rewarded, J.P.HARRISON. Upper Plain, 29th September. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. T HEREBY appoint TUESDAY, the . _lßth day uf October,-1892,. for the election to till an extraordinary vacancy in tho OUTER WARD of the Borough of Maatorton, caused by the reaignatian of Cr. T. E. Chajibekmin, mid I appoint tho Town Olork's Office, Masterton, to be the place, and FRIDAY, the 7th day of October, 1892, the day for receiving thb nomination of Candidates. R. BROWN, Returning Officer, WAIHABAPA FARMERS'CO4PEMIVE ASSOCIATION, (Fomerly M. Caselkrg and Co.) NCORI'ORAMD UNDER " The COMPANIES Act, 1882," CAPITAL £IOO,OOO. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £54,780 Divided into 20,000 Shades of £5 EACH. rnHE Directors have decided to RE--1 OPEN the SHARE LIST on and after Ist OCTOBER, for a further issue Df 4,000 Shares at 5s per share premium. Applications should be sent in early, is the Share List will only bo kept open for a short time and allotment will be mado strictly in order of lodgment. Forms may be obtained at the Head Office, Masterton, the Wellington Offico, Dr at any of the Association's BranohesGroytown, Pahiatua, and Tenui. The payments required are aB follow: 10s on -Application. 'Us of this being the Premium carried to Rcsem.) 5s on Allottment. 5s in two months. 5s in three months. APPLICANTS FOR SHARES In this issue may, if they doaire, pay up the full amount of £5 per Share; pro-, vided thiß is done within three months of October Ist, M. OASELBERG, Managing Director. Masterton, 29th September, tS" Special Note, -Interest due on Share Capital for tho half-year ending Blst July, 1892, may be now obtained by Shareholders on application at the Head Office, Masterton, MASTERTON ROAD BOARD. PUBLIC TENDERS will close at r noon on SATURDAY, Bth October, at the Road Board Offico, Masterton, (where particulars may be seen), for Contract No. s—Ts Mara Roads —One sixty-feet span trim bridge and one cuktrt four feet Uj four feet, bj forty seven feel. ¥. G, MOORE, Olerk, Masterton, September 29th, 1892. AKITIO ROAD BOARD. "VTOTIOE is hereby given that it is the I_\ intention of the Akitio Road Board at a mooting to bo held on the 18th day of OCTOBER next to strike a general rato of one farthing in the pound on the rateable value of all rateable property in the District for a period of one year from the first day of April, 1892. Suobrate to be due and payable in two. equal InBtalments'on the 20th December, 1892, and the 14th February, 1893, when the amount is five pounds and over, when under fire pounds in one instalment on the 20th Decembor next at the office of the Board, A. McHUTOHON, ■ Clerk. Aohanga, 22nd September, 1892, rENDERS will be received by the undersigned to close at NOON on WEDNESDAY, 6th October for-' Cutting 300 Cords Fire Wood, Specifications can be Been at the Flou M ,Albert-streot. CHAMBERLAIN BROS, the " iueemah's journal " (Saturday, June 4, 1892), Special attention is directed to the advertisement of the Rev Mother Mary Joseph Aubert Remedies whioh is appearing in our columns for tho first time. Mr Orlando J Kempthorno, who manages this business informs us that the b»!o of those medicines in Now Zealand a Bomowhat wonderful, and he has the greatest faith that they will soon come into popularity in New South Walet Mother Aubert has been at work in New Zealand for thirty years, and has always given her time free of all charge to persons of all denominations, to* whom hoi assistance could be of any avail in re Having them of their seyoral complaints Archbishop Redwood, Bishop Grimes and Lord Onsloy certify to relief ob< tained, by_ the use of these remedies, an.c such testimony is very gratifying. Mi Walter Bently and Mies Myra tembji have also written adding their proof t< tho many hundred testimonials receiveby the proprietor. Some time since w re-printed a paragraph from our Nov Zealand Catholic Contemporary, in whiol it was deplored that Mother Aubert 1 remedies were not more widely known and suggesting a more wholesale modi ot distributing them than prevailed. I would seem that the Rev Mother ha followed the advice offered on tba T. Gi Maboh, Mattertonr