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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1682, 6 March 1885, Page 3

GREYTOWN LODGE, No. 1720, E.C. ri'VHB Regular Monthly MEETING of the 1 above Lodge is POSTPONED till FRIDAY, the 13th. By order, D. P. PLAYER, 153 Secretary. GREYTOWN HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. A DANCE Will be held during the Evening, commencing at eight o’clock. Admission—ls. 151 GRBYTOWN PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS of the above Society are requested to pay their subscriptions to the Secretary on or before MONDAY next, March 9. This will bo necessary to entitle them them to the privilege of membership. A special meeting will be held on MONDAY evening at 7 o’clock sharp. E. A. CAMPBELL, 152 Secretary,

FEATHERSTON CRICKET CLUB. A DANCE Under the auspices of the above club, will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, ON FRIDAY, MARCH 6. Dancing will begin at 8 o’clock. Admission—Single ticket, 2s 6d. Double ticket, 4s. Gallery, Is. Tickets procurable at any of the stores. 144

GEBYTOWN HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, THE AUTUMN SHOW Will be held in the TOWN HALL, GREYTOWN, ON FRIDAY, MARCH 6. Full particulars in Catalogues, to be had from the Members of the Committee and the Secretary. The following special prizes will be given at the forthcoming Horticultural Society’s Show, at Greytowu Mr A. Chisholm, for best tinted drawing of a ball (in pencil) on a stand of any kind, 10s. Free hand drawing, “No compass,” Mr D. Cameron, best 2 dozen eggs, 2s. Mr Barnard, sonr, best collection artificial fruit, prize value ss. M. Caselberg and Co., for the best collection ladies’ fancy work, a pair of handsome vases. Mr F. H. Wood gives prize of 7s 6d for beat specimen of knitting. Best crewel work, Mr G. Gardener’s prize value ss. Best collection wool work, Mr Clark, Carterton, prize value 10s. Mrs Mauusell will present a prize for best flowering shrubs. Mr W. C. Buchanan has promised a special prize, and Messrs Fabian Brothers kerosene lamp for most points in butter. Mr Hillier, silver broach, first prize; Mr Hillier, broach and earrings, second prize, for best arranged button hole bouquet. Mr Buchanan, 10s 6d for best six pot plants ; 10s 6i for best collection of vegetables. A. L. WEBSTER, 107 Secretary.

GREYTOWN. LECTURE. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11. GERALD MASSEY rpiE EMINENT POET & LECTURER, Will deliver one of his celebrated lectures in Greytown on the above date. SUBJECT: “A Leaf from the Book of my Life.” J. G. Cox, Esq., of Feathcrston, will take the chair. Doors open at 7.30; Lecture to commence at 8. Admission Is.

BOROUGH OF GREYTOWJN. Estimated receipts and expenditure for the year 1885-8G : RECEIPTS. PUBLIC NOTICE. JOHN DOCKERY, BRICKMAKEE, GRBYTOWN, DESIRES to return thanks to the public of Greytown and the surrounding dis. tricts for all past favors since he Commenced business, and hopes by unremitting attention to ensure a long continuance of the same. A large assortment of Flower Pots on hand to dispose of. 464 MONEY.— I am prepared to receive Applications for Loans on Approved Securities in sums to suit Borrowers, at lowest current rates of interest, HENRY HOWOKTH. Solicitor. Fenthrrston St., Wellington. g? BOARD ND^RESIDENCe! /"'IOMFORTABLE accommodation, for one * j or two venih-meii. Nt Mrs Bellemein'a 1 Kuratiwhiti Road, Grejtown. 34