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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4284, 2 December 1892, Page 3

MASTERTON PRESBYTERIAN ' ! OHtfRCH. THE REV.ROBT. WOOD will delivur a special Sermon on Sabbath ovoning, by appointment of Presbyterian Aeaembly, . Subject :-"The Friends and Foes of the Temperance Reform." MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. ; COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO , - MRS MUELLER, In tub THEATRE HOYAL, Conductor-Mr A von Keisknberg, Assisted by the best amatour vooal and musical talent in the Wairnrapa. ADMISSION-33, 2j, Is. Tickets at Holmes'. THEATRE ROYAL. Manager , Oscar Smith. extraordinary announcement. Commencing WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1m (For Positively three nights only.) DIRECT PROM AMERICA, The Marvellous ■ STEEN-SMITH Refined Entbrta'ners, Whose marvellous and mystical feats 'have baffled the whole world, Martha TBESTEENS-, „ MARTHA T g E g TBEN g UIAS, fl. . The Empress of Second Sight, The World's Spiritualist Exposer, In conjunction with OSCAR SMITH, the renowned Ventriloquist, With his company of automaton comedians. Tbe Hawko'a Bay Herald says—Tho En glish language is inadequate to express the marvellous teals of tbe Stars, Kapier Evening News—Far and away tho cleverest over seen in the Colony, Auckl d Herald—Tho most expert por- •'■ formers this Colony has seen. Auckland Star—Never has an audience been more utterly ln.vstifled. California World—Without peers. They tower above all others as the Bun is above tho earth, Now York Herald- They aro leaving us for Australia. We will never look upon tbeir like again, DON'T MISS IT FOR WORLDS; it is • worth walking 50 milos to see. Prices 3s, 2s and Is.- Box plan at Holmes' Reserve Yodr Seats. TIUVKItS VaEB. Kepresenfative. LETT'S, ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, MASTIiRTONTOOASTLEPOINT. T EAVE Club Hotel and Post Office, Mas{i tcrton, at 8 a.m. ou Tuesdays and Fridays forTauoru, Tinui, and Cashpoint; returning from "Castlepoint at G a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, reaching Mastcrton in time to catch tbe allernoon train to Wellington, Mastebton to Homewood, East Coast, Leave Mastcrton at 7.30 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays, calling at Lee's Blairlogie Hotel for lunch (both journeys), roturniug from Homewood at 5,30 a.ui, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, in time to catch the 3.10 p.m. train to Wellington,

Mastebion to BIUNCEPEIU. A conveyance leaves Mastorton PostOflico every Sunda* Mouninq at seven o'clock for Broiicepetb, returning to Masterton at 5 p.m. Private oonvoyances may be engaged at any time by telegram or leter. T, P. LETT, Proprietor, GEO. BUTLER P-O'R K BDIDHBB, Opposite Neill's Stables, Queen-street, • MiSTEBTON. "DEGS to return thanks to the reel- ) dents of* Mastorton and district for past favours and wiehea to inform them that he still maintains the reputation of hia Roods for QUALITY and MODERATE OHAROES, Families waited on daily. Pork pies nnd pork sausage* a speciality The Little Store Round the Comer. FUST ARRIVED, a consignment of MASON'S JARS, for preserving, As tho supply is limited, wo will sell them at the following rates, for cash : Quarts, Bs. HalfGallons,los.

Also—Hay Bakes, Hay Forte, Soythea ■ (Tyzaoks best), Soyfhe Stones, etc. etc. OOME AND INSPECT OUR CROCKSBY ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. NONCOO PERATIVE STORE, 'ROUHD THB OORHBR, E. F. Temple & Co. BKETAHUNA ROAD BOARD, ROAD FORMATION, CLEARING AND METALLING. . ;■ mENDERS will closo attho Road X Bourd Offico, EkotaKuna, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 3rd Decombor, next, for 52 Chains of Formation, Mangaoronga Road, lOOGhaimofGleurinqtimkrMangaoronga Road 7 Cliains of Metallinq, WeUinghn b.B. No 1, North Road, Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr Jones' Store and the Road Board Office, Ekefcahuna. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. BAYLISS, Clerk. Eketahuna, 24th Nov. 1892, ARCHITECT, Hall .street, Msaterton. Drawings and Specifications prepared for Mints, NOTICE OF REMOVAL, O.TILLEARDNATUSCH, AIIOUITEOT, Has removed his nffico to CENTRAL CHAMBERS, ' Mastetton, During the re-building of his house, lately destroyed by T.GL MASON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST . i . (Established 1870) MEDICAL HALL