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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1847, 21 June 1886, Page 3

! GREYTOWN WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS In aid of the WAIBARAPA LITERARY INSTITUTE. Monday Evening, June 21. IN THE TOWN HALL. PROGRAMME. 1. Overture —Duet ... Misses Cameron 2. Reading ... ... MrSkeet 3. Song—“Someone’s Sweetheart” Miss Ethel Jones. 4. Part Song—“ Star of the Evening’’ Miss Haigh, Miss Nation, Mr H. Hawke, and Mi’ W. C. Nation. 5. Duet ... Mrs and Miss Knell 6. Song —“ Enchanted Ground ” Miss Fanny Jones. 7. Recitation ... Mi’Johnston 8. Part Song—“ Sweet and Low ” Miss Bowler, Mrs Cuff, Mr A. Gray, and Mr Cox. 9. Reading ... Mr Coleman Phillips 10. Song —“ Janet’s Choice ” Miss E. Wyett. 11. Duet ... Misses E. and F. Jones 12. Song—“ Oh ! Loving Heart, Trust on” ... Miss H. Hollard 13. Song—" I Never Can Forget.”—Mi* A. Gray 14. Humorous Local Song—“ That Sweet Kimberley” ... Mr. W.Nation. Admission—6d, children nuder 12, half price. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 CITIZENS’ PLAIN & FANCY DRESSBALL. rpHE ANNUAL BALL will be held in the J. TOWN HALL, GREYTOWN, on THURSDAY, JULY Ist, 1886. Tickets to be had from any member of the Committee. Dancing to commence at 8.30 p.m. Double tickets 10s 6d ; single 7s 6d; extra Indy 4s. Committee J. Fuller, R. Bright, G. Jones, E. Gray, J. Jackson, T. Ingley and H, Humphries. A. L. WEBSTER. 920 Hon Secretary. WANTED TENDERS. FOR Erecting Wesleyan Church at Dalefield, Labor only. To be sent to Undersigned by Noon of SATURDAY the 3rd July. Plans and specifications to be seen at Matarawa. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEX. GALLON, 982.2 Matarawa. WAIOHINE RIVER BOARD. Ladies and gentlemen,There are to be five members elected shortly as a River Board, and I beg respectfully to offer my sendees. Should you see fit to elect me I shall do my best for the interests of the Ratepayers. Yours respectfully, 981 HART UDY, Juu. WAIOHINE RIVER BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Extraordinary vacancies having occurred by the resignation of Messrs Wyett, Haigh, Kimberley, Gallagher and Judd of their office of Consen ators, I hereby give notice that an Election of Five Members, to fill such Vacancies will be held at the Council Chambers, Greytown, on TUESDAY, 29th inst. Nominations must be made before NOON on THURSDAY, the 24th inst., at the Council Chambers, Greytown. A. L. WEBSTER, 973.4 Returning Officer. WAIOHINE RIVER BOARD NOTICE. Ladies and gentlemen of THE BOROUGH OF GREYTUWN, —Seeing that there is an extraordiuary vacancy in the Waiohine River Board owing to the resignation of the late Board, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for a seat in the above Board. Having lived in the vicinity of the River for about 30 years, and knowing the course the water generally takes, I might be of some sendee to the inhabitants of Greytown. Should you do me the honor to elect me as a member, I shall do my best to protect Greytown and its vicinity. I remain, Your Obedient Servant, 984.2 HART UDY, SEN. 's FEATHERSTON ROAD BOARD. rj’VENDEUS are required for the folJ_ lowing works : No 3. Forming part ofMoroa Swamp Road, 39 chains No. 4. Forming part ofMoroa Swamp Road, 40 chains Digging 16 chains drain on Ward’s Line Forming and Metalling 37 chains South Foatherstou

I‘laus and specifications to be seen at the office of the Board, Featherstou, and Institute, Greytown. 'fenders addressed to the Chairman of the Board, Featherstou, to be sent in on or before Fill DAY, the 2nd dav of July. | _ W. SKEET, I 978.6 Engineer. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. TT/"BITTEN TENDERS will be re- ' V ceivcd at this office up to Noon 1 on the twenty-fifth day of Juno, 1886, for 1 leasing the Refreshment Rooms at Feaj therstou Station, They must be ' addressed to the Hon the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside , “ 'fender for Leasing the Refreshment Rooms at Featherstou Station. Specifica. tious may be seen at the Railway Stations , Wellington and Featherstou. Tenders to be accompanied by a cheque for £lO, such cheque to be specially marked by a banker as good for twenty one days, and to be in favor of the Receiver-General’s , Deposit Account only, and not to bearer oi* order. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, i BY ORDER. | Traffic Agent’s Office, Wellington Station, i 15th June, 1886. '980.2