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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1879, 3 September 1886, Page 2

GKEYTOWN WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS In aid of the GBEYTOWN SCHOOL CADETS. Monday Evening, Sept. 6. IN THE TOWN HALL. PBOGAMME. I. Pianoforte Solo MraT. Wakelin J. Song Mrs Collier 3. Song (hnmorona) .. Mr C. Higgini 4. Sttg •• Barney O'Hea ' MUb Eva Nation 5. Character Song " The Cobbler " CadeU 6. Song " The Broken Pitcher " Mum Gallagher 7. Canine Sagaoity-liltutnted by Mr Heb. ley'e dog '• Topey " 8. Becitaiion '• John Jenkins' Sermon "Mr Moore 9. Bong (humorous) " The Booming Baby Boyi" Mr Moon 10. Song Lady 11. Duet " Grand Daeheas " Mri Wood (piano), and Mr Varnham (cornet) IS. Blading .. .. Mr W. C. Nation U. Bong (oomorou) Mr M. C. Tally -6d. children under 13, bait pnea. Doora open at 7.10; oommenee at 8. Not*.—Children in arms not admitted. WAIBABAPA WEST COUJtTT COUNCIL

NOTICE is hereby given that a SPECIAL MEETING of the Council will be held on SATURDAY, 9th day of October, at noon, at which it will be propoeed to paae a special order adopting the following BYE LAWS, viz.:— Bye Law No. 2- Regulating that all Vehicles travelling the public Roads within the Wairatapa West County between the hours of sun. set and sunrise shall carry at least one light affixed to the driver’s aide and providing a penalty not exceeding £5 for any contravention hereof; said Bye Law to corns into force on Ist day of January, 1887Bye Law No. 3. Regulating the use and conduct of Abattoirs aad Slaughterhouses in the Wairarapa West County, providing that Slaughterhouses be licensed under an annual license fee of £1 for the keeping of a Register by the licensee for the management of of cattle intended for slaughter, etc, etc , and providing a penalty not exceeding £5 for every contra, vention of this Bye Law which shall come into force on the Ist day of January, 1887H. H. WOLTERS, County t ierkCarterton, September Ist, 1886. 149 BOROUGH OP GBEYTOWN. ANNUAL ELECTION. fTTHE following Candidates have been this X day duly nominated for the office n * Councillor: — Ar,- troop, Walter Fabian, Charles Edmund 8t George, Lemard Shaw Udy, Hart, jon. And as the number of Candidates exceed the number of vacancies to be filled, a Pull will be taken on THURSDAY, the 9th September for the election of three of them, between the hours of nine am, and six p m. at the Council Chambers, Grevtown. A. L. WEBSTER, 151 Returning Officer. PEATHEBSTON BOAD BOABD. 1 fftEwDEM addressed to the Chairman are JL iaviM «p (o FRIDAY, 10th September h* Jhe wesliou of M ehaiiu of Wire Fencing at Baatotara. 4 Spesifieetioos may be eeeu at the office < the Board. Faathsnton, and Hr Geo. Pain Blon, Martiaberough. IbiLcsut oc aay t—frf noi MOtsstri W. BOCK, OMi m