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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4800, 15 August 1894, Page 3

ACONCEKT ! . IN AID OF TUB , j .. 086 AN FUN D of the ;V ' li : MABTEHTON PKESBTEHIAN j 1 '• CHUIiOH, ' ; ! : Al'ill be given by'tlic Choir in the ■ \\ DIiEYEItTON CHURCH on ■ FHIDAY, 17th inst. Admission I/« ; . PIGEON MATCH, i A SEV6N BIRD .Handicap-'Pigeon , A Mutch, under the management of , Mil W. 11. BONK, o( Mas'crtoa, will bo held at the Unco Cuiree at Touherenikau on THURSDAY, August lfitb.-IVOI • Ist piizQ £lO, 2nd fit, 3rd 11; nomion'ions 10s, olcise on TUESDAY, August 14th, at I 1 p.m., and acccp'a-CLS o!ose on (he g omid. All nominations must be made by letter enly and nddrc-sol to, Mr W. 11. Bone,' of Mastci'loti.br MrHiley, Tauheronikali Hotel, or Empire Hotel, Feothcrston, and from whom nil fuither information can'bo obtained Tl.o mutch will start punctually at 12 o'coek, Lunch at 11 a.m, ■ Other mutches ill bo arranged ou the ground. A drug will have the Club Hotel, Maslcrton, at 8 n.m. on the wording of the raa'.ch, Handicappers—Messrs W. U. Bone, J. J.Maekersey, and W, J. Vm>. * BED STAU FOOTBALL CLUB * SOCIAL (Under the nuspiees of the Wairarnna Jlttgby Union, and nt which tlic Canterbury Football Toniii ivill be present.) DIIILL HALL, THUIiSDAY, Aug. 10 M.C.'s— Messrs Norton, Jeffries and Hansen. Tickets 3s 6d. J. B. EMIIETT *) T • , n G. HANSEN 1 Jomt Scc3 ' ■ WAIRAUAPk IHJNI' CLUO. ANNUAL BALL PALACE HALL, GREYTOWN TIIUItSD.AY, AUGUST 23'jd, DANCING AT8.30, Tickets—Dou**le 10', single 7s Gd, ostraiady 2s GJ; ndinisvoi to gillery 2s 6<l, may be obtained from any of the com- ■ mittce:—

Groylown-Me-sn 9. Tully, H. Tully J'. S, Izard, H. Ji. Word, 0, A. Ilirschberg. l''eatherston and Lowir Valley Mess e A. J, Teoguod. I', Pi nice, T, I'enlon C. B Plurrzyn, W. 0. Williams, J. Maitin, C Ilamsdcn, A. MiK-imc, F, AVcl»l>, E. Us slier, Carterton •• Messrs C. J, Komblo, A, (1 Pilmer, 'J', Kay, W. McKcnzio, It, Roako, 15 Dawson , Gladstone-Messrs W. C. Buchanan, NGrace, J. A. Itenall, ll.lt, Bunny, J. Strang It, CdO| cr. Mnstertou Messrs W. li. liuictc, Wyvern Williams, V. War Jell. F. C.. Lewis, ImroM Welch, C, F. Vallanci, W. J. Hirselibig, W. McKcn?/c, J. Wellir. Morrison's Bush—McEsrs H, and C. M orison, W. McKeirow. Tickets nmy also le had from Mossra Bisli andLindop, Carlerton j Mrß. Gaut, G town; and 1, Ma ii'il Nnt.iUn. W. 1 cKENZIE Eon. 0 Stand this soisou, at Kunpimi, and to travel A the Wairaropa and Forty 0 Mile Bush lor the convenience of brcoders, tho Coaoiiixo Stallion, Robin Hood, By St. Albaus, out of a Trotting Marc, Nellie | Nellie by Nottworth. liobin Jlood stands 17 hands, with immonse musclo and strength! Good worker, aged 0 years. Terms as per agreement, For Further Particulars apply to A, JENSEN, Kur'puni, Matter on, MAO stand this sea--1 son in I lip Wairarapa DistrL-l, " l 0 purcbi'ccl CJytlcsdulo Btal|ioii Marquis ol Sullsbury, (By Lord Salisbury). For furl her particulars mid terms apply to W. 11. BUICK, Ojmki. I'BEL 111 IN Ally NOTICE. 1' Thoroughbred Stalion TWns'oi'Agnes Will be at tho service of breeders this season. Full particulars on application. AV. E. COIiLETT, Corner of Morton's Line, Carterlon. MAO stand this season in the I AVairarapa the purebred Clydesdale colt Tom King. By Superior, dam Nugget, g.d.Nuggct's sire, by England's Hope, l'addocks free of charge. Every wire taken, but no responsibility whatever. Terms as per agreement. Further particulars sec card. I. PIKE, Owner, Gladstone.

IIEKO frllli Only I'uiobictl Clydesdale i Stallion iu the AYninmipa mil travel this season as usual. ' W. HEIiCOCIL

F o M*' E AVi'll-.known siroliol'so, ROLLO, by Danebury, out of Sweetheart, winner of n unmbcrof races, itii'lmlingtlic'Wairarn])n Cup. Would make a useful horse on a station; liis stoek being of a great size. For further particulars apply— Waiiiaii.j.va Daily Times Office.^

LOST. LOST, in Mnstcrton, on Thursday, ft black and Tan Collie dog, about G mouths,old. Finder will be rewarded on returning to W. Neill, Prince of Wales Stables. rjIILLEARD. JjJ'ATUSCH, Architect, Hall-Stmt.'. i„„.,„Mastei' And at Pamatua. PIANOFORTE TUNING. / ME ItOBT. HEARD, representative of Messrs Hoffman & Sons, Wellington, will shortly, revisit Mnsterton, when lie will bo arepared to undertake the. tuning and repairing of pianofortes, organs and h ar-' moniiins, etc. Orders left at Mr: Watt's bookseller, Mastcrton, will ■ .receiyp prompt attention MAUIUCEVILLE ROAD BOARD. T'HE following is the result of a r „, taken on the' lltli ii]stant (| on a proposal jo borrow £lO'(Jt)'for forfljlioij oirDagg'ijM:j Total number of ratepayers on special roll, a; capable of exercising o votes." 1 ;S ratepayers, : representing 3 vote's,'voted' forth? f _! As there thfe' appears lo'liira' majority ;'bijth 1 o'f ,: ratciiiiycii'anil votoil iifavour of the' proposal, T hereby, the proposal earned. " 1 1 Oliamnqty Mauricevllle, 13th August, 1801.