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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5133, 18 September 1895, Page 3

mHEATEE ROYAL-, MASTERTQN TO-MGHT! I WEDNESDAY. Frances Ross Dramatic Co. OPENING PEODUCTION; Diok Boucicaom's Masterpiece. Cast of CharactersShaun (The Post) .. Mi George Melville Colonel OfJrady .. Mi Hodb i'hillips Michael Feoney .. .. Chaileß Blake Beamish MoCoull .... H. Moymoti Majoi Coffin .. .. Wilton Power Oiny Farrelt <.. Christine Tennyson Pat 8y....B y.... •>• f« llin S Kegan .. .. "• Lcioestet The Sergeant .. .. Reg. Norman Fanny Power .. Misß Marion Medway Batty Walsh .. Miss Ethel Woodvillo Arrah WeellSh (Arrah-na-Poguo) Miss Frances Ross Synopsis of Scknbet— Act 1-Srenc 1: Ruins of the Abbey of St. Kelvin; the outlaw; robbßrt of Fecney. Scene2:Arrah'scabin;"iour mother was sweet Venus herself, and your father tho Bank of Ireland." Scene 3: The armoury at Ballyhetah;" That's why they call me " Arrah-nu-Poguo." Scene 4: The ham (song, "WcarinV the Green"; the wedding party; "I robbed Michael Fcency and gave tho notes to Arrah." Act 2—Scene 1: The Peril's glen. Scene 2: The prison; the alibi-" Have you got an alibi," says the judge; "I hare," says the lawyer; "AlrightT says the judge," Discharge the prisoner" Scene 3 : The armoury. Scene i: The court-martial; "Oh, the pain that's in my heart;" ' God bless you all the same.' Act 3,-Scene 1: flic prison ; the escape of Shaun; "Oh, Arrah! my heart is breakin'." Scene 2: Shore of the lake. Scene 3: The battlement; the pardon. Box Plan at Dresden. Prices, 3s, 2s, Is, Thursday: Lost in London. "MD'sfAirFOOTBALL CLUB. SOCIAL AND DANGB. Dll IL L ][ A L L, THURSDAY, SEPT. 19th. Admission by Ticket only-Double, a/-, single, 3/-. P. BUTEMENT,Hon.Sce. TJAIEARAPA HUNT CLUB ANNUAL BALL (Plain- and Fancy Diiess) PAUCKIIALIi.GRBYIWVN. THURSDAY, 2Gili SEPTEMBER. Tickets—DuifWr, ~/'i; Stny/c, »/■ < Krtiv Lath/, 2jb; Chiller;/, 2/-May hi; obtained i'hoji any of tub Com. fircytown-Mcssrs C. Tully, H Tully, H. .1, H. U. Whoil, W Axup. W.Wiggin»; Toogood, I'. l'ratc.!, T. Benton. <i._ K. rharazyn, \V. 0. Williams, J. Martin, C. Kamsdcu, /. JlcKcnziu, E. Ussbcr; Carta-tou-McssraC J.Kemble.T. Kay, 11. Welch, W. MtKcuzic, N. Dixon; Gladstone-Messrs W. 0. Buchanan, N. Grac, J. A. Kenall, 11. It ISumiy, J. Strang, It. Ooopcr, J. Mcl'beo; Mask'itin-MtssrsW. B. Buick, V. Wardcll, C. F. Vailauce, W, J. Hinchbcrg, W, MoKenzic, AY. Haakc, Herbert Welch, J. Bodilinstonj Morrison's Buah-Mcssrs 11. ami C, Mirason, W, McKcrrow, Tickets may also Lc had from Mr W. J. Liudop, Carterton; and Mr It, Oant, (ireylowii. 11. 0. TULLY, Hon. Sec. 1 Helm' MASTEItTON AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. rp If E ANN UA L 1 HORSE PARADE Will be held at MESSES LOWES &lORNS' YAHDS Eenall-slrcet, on WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, Commencing at 3 p.m. Entries now being received. Fee a/W. LOWES, Secretary. "mm WAIEAEAPA PASTORAL it AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL STALLION PARADE Will take place ou tho OHOff GEOUNDS, CARTERTON, I ON BATURMY, m SOT, Commencing at 1.30 p.m. Entrauce fee, os. E. W. DORSET, Secretary. MASTEItTON CASH BOOT MART. R.HANNAH&CO, If you want good boots go to Hannah k Co. If you want cheap boots go to Hannah & Co. If you want warm and dry feet go to Hannah k Co. If you want to savo money go to Hannah & Co. OUR boots are made from the best material. Wc pay tho hightest wages, and employ none but first-class hands. Every pair of boots made in our factory arc guaranteed to give satisfaction. The public of New Zealand, and Wellington district in particular, should bear in mind that wc employ more labour than any other firm in the Colony, by dealing with us you are not only benefitting yourself, but have the satisfaction to know that you are helping to keep a large number of men, women and hoys employed. Wc don't buy old bankrupt stock from Sydney or Molbourne, goods made at starvation wages. Ourmottois: " Pay the highest wages, demand tho best work, and soil at a small profit.'' Space will only permit us quoting prices of a few lines, but all others arc equally choap. Men's good shooting boots, bed and toe, from 8/11, _ Men's strong watertights, good value, from.D/11. Men's nice balmorals, heel and toe plate, from 12/6. Men's good nailed blucliors, from 4/11. Mon's nice canvas shoes, from 4/11. Men's broad welts shooting boots, own make, from 18s (id. Youth's strong nailed shooters, 7/11, 8/11. Youth sßataorals, heclandtflo'pij^j from 9/6. '' ' Ladies; nice ovcmV gshocs{rom 2 , n _ Ladica ( uoat waikiug shoes from 5/6. Lwe« g i a2e m s ] loM f rom Girls' coppcrtoo boots,2/11, 3/11,4/11. Girls' strong school hoots, 4/11,5/11, It. HANNAH & CO. are the sole agents,for tho celebrated "K" boots, also agents for Cove & West, and other wolUcqown English makors. All kinds of patent, tan, and kid dressing always in stock. Bootsandshoes made toorder. Repairs done on tho premises. Leather and Grindery at Wellington prices. i Country orders promptly attended to. R. HANNAH AND Co., (Opposite Clnb Hotel), QUEEK-STKHET, MiSTEBTOH. H. Peterson. Manager. "NEW VENUS" DARK AROMATIC TOBACCO Ihhksistible. To ho bad at all Tobacconists aud StoreicCTOif,