GEEYTOWN WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS In aid of the WAIRARAPA LITERARY INSTITUTE. Monday Evening, July 19. IS THE TOWS HALL. PROGRAMME. 1. Pianoforte Duet—Misses B. and M. McM aster. 2. Song— “ The Outpost.” Mr H. Weston. 3. Rjading—"The Curlew Bel).” Mr K. A, Campbell. 4. Vocal Duet—“ McCarthy’s Grave.” Misses M. and E. Nation. 5. Quartette— “Darling Nelly Gray” Messrs Black, Cox, W. Nation and W. 0. Nation. Instrumental Chorus ; piano, Mrs M. Wood ; violin, Miss J. Wood; cornet, Mr Varnham; Clariouette, Mr J. Barnard. 6. Song—“ The Harbor Lights at Sea," Mr Proctor. 7. Pianoforte Solo—“ En Route,” MissF. Wood. 8. Song—9. Duet—“ Flow on Thou Shiuing River.” Mr Gamble and Mrs Ward. 10. Song—“ Dreaming of Home and of Mother.”—Miss Bollard. 11. Trio—“ Ye Shepherds Tell Me,” Messrs Black, Gray and Gamble 12. Song—“ The Reign of the Roses.” Miss Tocker 13. Reading—" The Bad Boy’s Cure.” Mr W. C. Nation. 14. Song—' 11 Sally in our Alley.” Mr Cox. 15. QuartetteAdmission —6d, children under 12, half price. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8
NOTICE. NO Person will be allowed to Shoot on the|Flatform Farm on Saturday but the Competitors in the Matches. Scouting not tolerated. By order of the Committee of the Greytown Gun Club, C. HIGGINS, 27.1 Secretary. LOST— One Chestnut MABE from Morrison's Bun, branded M on the near shoulder, white blaze down the face, and unbroken. The finder will be rewarded by letting the undersigned know. JOHN DESMOND. July 12th, 1886. 24 TO BUILDEES. TENDERS are invited until 12.80 p.m. on FRIDAY, 16th instant, for the erection of a TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, at Featherston, for W. Nicols, Esq. Plans and specifications to be seen at my office, and at the Empire Hotel, Featherston. GEO. FANNIN. Masterton, July 5,1886. 7.6 r 1 VENDERS are required lor LEASING 1 ACRES QF LAND at Eahantara, (now in the occupation of Mr John Cundy), for a period of seven years, from the 14th August, 1886. For further particulars, apply to J, G, COX, Land and Estate Agent, Valuator, «feo., 22 Featherston. TENDERS WANTED. f pENDEKS WANTED for sundry gymL uastic appliances for the Greytown Public School ground. Flans and specifications may be seen at Head Master’s residence. Tenders to be sent in to the Chairman, Mr R. C. ~>Lck, by SATURDAY, July 24. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. W. HORNBLOW, 36 Sec to Committee. FROM F. H. WOOD TO HIS FRIENDS, CLIENTS, AND SETTLERS IN THE WAIRARAPA. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-It is now TEN YEARS since I first commenced business as an AUCTIONEER AND LAND, COMMISSION AND STOCK AGENT in this district, and 1 feel that I cannot let the ANNIVERSARY pass without expressing my sincere thanks for the great kindness shewn to me snd for the liberal and gratifying support that 1 have always received. The progress that my business has made is, doubtless, familiar to many of you, but at the same time, 1 think that it would not be out of place tor me, on this occasion, to bring under notice the AGENCIES I am now | representing, the EXTENSIVE FIELD covered by them, and the arrangements I have I made lor the prompt and thorough execution of the wishes of those who favor me with their commands. The business is one that is altogether my own, therefore every transaction is under my direct personal instruction and supervision. The following list shows my OFFICES, AGENCIES AND STOCK YARDS. Greytown Auction Boom and Office—This is my Head Office, and has the benefit of the immediate control that my residence in the township ensures. Masterton Auction Room and Office -Mr Charles Haines, Manager. Carterton Auction Room and Office—Mr W. J. Lindop, Agent. Taralahi—Mr Hedging, Taratahi Hotel Agent. Featherston Auction Room and Office—Mr J. D. Oakly, Agent. Tinui Office—Mr T. Mackay. Maryborough Office—Mr G. Pain STOCK YARDS AND PADDOCKING. I also retain first class Stock Yards and Convenient Paddocks at the following places, and am therefore able to conduct LIVE STOCK SALES to the very best advantage— GREYTOWN MASTERTON TARATAHI, CARTERTON CARSWELL’S, KOMUBAU FEATHERSTON MARTINBOBOUGH. AGENCIES. My agencies comprise, among others ; The Australian Mutual Provident Society The South British Insurance Company The Scottish and N.Z Investment Company (Limited). The Wairarapa Permanent Investment and Loan Association The Tin in “ Aome " Patent Barbed Wire Cc r tany The “ Mignon ” Piano Wilson’s Colonial Sheep Dip E W Mills & Co/s Implements, &o Greytown Butter and Cheese Factory 'Co. (Limited) Orders in connection with them will be received at all my offices. I have now folly described my facilities for londuotiog business, and which, as can be > en, are adapted to meet every requiremebt of my constituents. In the past I have always identified myself with the interests of those who have given me their confidence, and to do my duty to ay clients mil ey«r remain my first object.
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1858, 16 July 1886, Page 3
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