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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4401, 24 April 1893, Page 3

I SALE OF OLOTHING, CUTLERY, AND PLATED WARE, D CREWE has received insta* • tions to sell to eell at Elliston'a [Hal!, Eketahuna, on FRIDAY, April 128 at 2 o'clock, n largo consignment of Flannelettei and Cotton Shirts, Scarves, White and Regatta Shirts, Mens' and Boys' Suits. Table Knives, Desert and Bread Knives, Cruets, Teapob. &o, &o, too numerous to particularise. The whole is for absolute sale and must be Isold to close consignments. EKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 6th, At 10' Clock. T\ pREWE will sell as above— Cattle, Sheep, Pi»e, Horses, etc. Early Entries Invited, so that they may be advertised. No charge made for advertising D. CREWE,' l/TY BRICK AUCTION MART, at Pahintua, is now completed, and I am prepared to receive consignments of goods of all kind for sale, I have also SALE YARDS at MASTKTON, EKETAHUNA, and PA QIATUA, t"d am prepared to couduofc >ales in any part of tbe district on reasonable torms. Clients entrusting me with their business can rely on account sales with proceeds being rendered promptly. CHAMPION PIGEON MAIOH. MR W.B. BONE, of Masiertoa, guarantees the following prizes (open io all) to be shot for, under his management at Messrs Lowes and loms' Kaleyards, Masterton, on THURSDAY, April '27 th, 1893, First Prize—Champion Gold Medal, valued p.i 5 guineas, with £.'o added; Second prize-Silver Medal va'ned at 2 guineas, with £3 added j Third prize— Sl. Entrance £l, Pigeons Is Cd. For conditions, elo., tee pi'jjMinnes, Admission loyouwl Is, Compeiiiovs free, MASTERTON HORTICULTURAL and INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY'S BKCOND ANSOAI, CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW will be held on WEDNESDAY, 26th April, in the TEMPERANCE HALL, Maaterton, Entries received on morning ot Show till ten o'clock. Striug Band in evening. The Museum Exhibits will also be on view, by kind permiesion of the Curator, Catalogues and Ent>y Forms may bo obtained from Mr Chennelll'a office, or from tbe undersigned. J. CALPASS, Secretary.

ANNUALBALL In aid of the Funds of the GEEYTOWN HOSPITAL, Will be held in tho PALACE HALL, • GBEYTOWN, OS FRIDAY, the 28lh APEIL, 1693, Ladies' Committee op Management.— Mcsdames J. Tuily, J, Hodffo, J. Cotter, F. H.Wood, and J. Fu'te. Oatemko Committee.—Mesdamjs W.Boy, W. Booth, H.S Izard, D. P. Loasby, W. Martin, C. MacShane, J. Smith, F. C. Smith, W, Tooyiod, H. Wa'den, E. P. Smiih,- J. Pepper, J, Nicol, Miss Hume, and Miss Hodge; assisted by tho General Committee. Decoration Committee,—The Misses Bacon, Braithwaite Dunu, Ga%3her, Baslwe!!, Fuller, Porriti, Skeei, Jaoksou (Sionestcad), Nation, Maguire, McMasier, Wyeit, Amy Smith, M. Hodge, M. Braithwaite, M. Baiw.ti, >l. Kuell, 0. and 0, Mly, B. Coiiw, and F.Wood. M.C/a.-Messrs It. Bsljht, H. S, Izard, D, P. Loasby, and i\ H.Wood. Tickets.—Double 7s Gd. Gentlemen's ss. Extra Ladies 2s Gil. Admission to Ga'ky, Gentlemen 2s; Ladies Is. No ha'ii price. The names of tho General Committeo will appear in afutac issue. F.H.WOOD, Hon, Secretary,

THEATRE ROYAL,MaSTEHTOH. Evangelistic Mission, By ROWLAND EDWARDS, Fkom Ekmand, SUNDAY, 23rd April, at 3 and 8 p.m. j MONDAY, TUEdDAY, and WEDNES. DAY, 24tli, 25th, and 26th, at 7.45. All scats free. All are wnlcome.

CENTRAL BOOT WAREHOUSE, QUEEN STREET, MASTEBTON. HAVING reooived largo Additions to my already extensive stock, I will offer previous to stocktaking SPECIAL CASH BARGAINS. LOOK AT THE PRICES. Ladies Walking Shoos, 4/11,5/6,6/6 Ladies Evening Shoes from 3/6 Ladies Slippers, 1/6,2/-, 2/6 Ladies Kid Walking Boois, 7/6,9/-, 10/ LadiesKidE.S.Boois,6/-,6/6 1 8/6,10/Girl's and Maids Boots and Shoes, 1/6,5/6, 6/6 Girl's and Ilaids Slippers and Tenuis Shoo very cheap Children's Booia r,ud Shoes, 1/-, 1/9,2/6 Men's W. Tights, 10/9,12/6,14/6 Men's Balmorals, 10/6,12/6,15/Men's Nailed Shooters, 9/6,10/6,12/6 Men's Bluohcrs 5/6,6/5 8 6 Men's Shoes, 7/6,9/-, 10/6 BOY'S AND YOUTH'S BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES. Goods from the best iukebs kepi in stock and all kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order. Refiius executed raojiriw. J. CARPENTER,

COMMEEOIAL HOTEL, SULLIVAN & CORBY, 1 (Late of Timaru and Wellington). ■ PEO'JtKIOBS. n S r p BEG to inform the , 06 lj., travelling publio and the residents of the Bush Districts that I toy have juct completed extensive addi-1 tiocs and alterations to the Gomaeroia! Hotel, raab!r<s ii the largest and bean appointed hoaielvy h tho Foiiy-Mile Busb. Tee rooms are lofty and well furnished, and the dining room will be found inppKett with the beßt tahk d hole in the province, The bar is under their persona! supervision, and none bet the beat brands of liquors arekept. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, There ia a large Aaaembly Hallattaohed to the bates, with stage and scenery for theatricals, etc. Stable, loose boxes and grass paddooks olose by, in charge of an efficient Groom. The Billiard Koomia fitted with one of the best Tables, and is attended by competent raar'ter. Coaches stop at this Hotel daily.. OhASBSSMODSB4IE,