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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4513, 2 September 1893, Page 3

■V UNDER /THE PATRONAGE 'OF his woftimp. tHe mayors a V . THEATRE KOYAL. : .. '...'.; ■ ENTIRE COHANGE 'OF J PROGRAMME. | r : &'" RAND OTRILOQUIAfi AND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT ■ t ~- . .ByiHß, ' •.,'■ ; GOOD-SAMARITAN VARIETY ; ..:.: ~ / V: TROUPE,V( ;;' ; ;; ; . . . Includingthefollowingtalentednrtisla: Miss Lily!". Eveta'm,.- Balladnt,--. 'J. : SE. ; Bryant, the wotld's 'gfeatesbrVentrilo* quint and Public Entertaiuer; Arthur ■ Gljn - : . Comio, AttuV j George liealie,' Ooniediari Dance Artt ••;■ Given Simply for'Acivertisirifj Purposes ADMISSIOUi Gd. ' A few reserved Seate Is, i, ■ -; A; GUNN; Proprietor/ A CONCERT ST. MATTHEWS CfIUROH, WILL be held in the SCHOOLROOM, on WEDNESDAY, September 6th.' ■' ADMISSION If-. WAIKARAPAahdEASTCOASTPASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE . ANNUAL 8 TALJLION PARADfc Will take place on the SHOW GROUNDS ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30m Commencing at 1 p.m. ENTRANCE FEE-6/. K W.DORSET, TENDERS are invited ty the under signed up to the Bth September ' Felling i\o'acres, won "or 'kss, of Light Bush and Mamla ~,. (Serai, onth Timiwa h'un. Specifications may be seen at the office o.' this paper, Mr Jones', Ekeiabuna, Meßsra Maointyre and Co, Alftedton, and on the Station. -. -. ,-, ,-.. Lowest or hot'' neoeasarily I. v " "HOLMES WARREN 4 CO, I Tiraumea. Alfredton. THE ARRIVAL OF 879-TRUNKB-87D BOOTS AND SHOES. (EX COPTIC), . I 0 THE BPEOUL OBDER AMD DIBECTIDN Ladies' Tan Boob and shoes . rinct'a Biota a«d. Shoos . ' Bostookaua Co, I ', Boots anil. Shoes Ladles' Evening 3hoes, froi

Girls' Tan Strapped Shoo'" ndo'' s 1 Featheiiyeigjit Court Shoe 3 L ea'Queen Evening Shoes Liota 1 So ling Shoes ies'Sip m[ Silk Shoes, ali'coloura ! ntahji Indcatrnctable Toed Boots, 6s6d : ! .' BJannah's G Copper Toes' Islld, 2s 3s lid Ladies Nice Cloth T'oplValking Shoes .. Ladies' Mice Claap Walking Shoes Ladies' Beautiful Stematio Boots an d Shoes Gents' Tan Boots and Shots . Cove and Ws Boots and Saocs The K Boots'and Shoes ' Gents Suppeis, from 2s lid I Tho Palace (5 Boot, from 7a Cd Hannah's G Watertights, 10s 63 HanrrVsG Shoes, 7s Id Hannah's G B'noheiß, 5s Cd Hannah's E. S, Shoes, 4s Cd 6s6d Hannah s Everlasting School Boots, ;6d,4c. .', A Special Shipment'or 12' Trunks Tennis Shoes fa iliisbeisou, withl'tiok berSfles,l2sl)iUss6d. . . , fTTB manufacture 2,000 pairs of our y V : Superior and Celebrated G Boots the de.oucd for these goods, ours is the only Loot Factovy in New Zealand that is woiing fu'! time this Beasou, Every Stoi'e'jeeper and Boot Vendor ibonld keep ibe Pauoe G Bootb if they wish to ivoreisethei? trade. We are Wl'o'e».'.e Dealers in all binds of Leatbei-' and Grindery, Bespoke Uppers fo: the 'rade a speciality, . SO.LEAGENTSFORCOVE A2D WEST'S BOOTS ;■■■ IANDPOBTHB CELEBRATED KBOQTB, ; KOTJS THE ADDRESS)- ; QUEEN-STREET, MABTERTON. U. PETERSON,. Manager mm OASTLEPOINT ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE is lieroby given that it is the intention of the Caatlepoiit Road Board, at a meeting to be held on SATURDAY, the 2nd September, to strike a general rate of one half penny in the £ on tho rateable value of all rateable property for the time being in the said Dißtrio 1 , for a period of one year from thelst April, 1893 to tho 81st March, JBM, Sueh rate shall be due and payable in too equal instalments on tho 28th October and 30th December, 1893, when the amount is Bye pounds and over, when under fi-'e pounds in one sum on the 28th October at tho office of the Board. The Rate Book will be open for inspection at the office of the Board, By' Order. , i , A. MoHUTOHON, ' Clerk. m SALE OF GROWN LANDS, AfOTIOEIS HEREBY GIVEN thll Dl ; the Lands enumerated below fin be npnn for application at this office,o SECOND-CLASS UNSORVEYED ■-,"' BANDS. ",.::; KnitaDgata Block, 20.000 aores • TeMara/Block, .18,700 acres ' Kaiparbro Block, 20,090 acres These blocks consist of second-class pastoral country, with indifferent road • river, west of Carterton, northwards to the Makakahi riVnr roott nf Wl-ofohnno I and Parkvilje, and lie generally behind the settled lands'between these two extremities. They comprise the eastern in the; district, and at this office, where forms of application can also be obtained. •'•■' •-.i...''.:.! .-•,'»' • ~JOHN H.BAKER, ... jvellipgton,l7JT August,lßs3.