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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 155, 9 May 1879, Page 3

•JJ'' '0 T•' I c' "E*. All members of tho Church of the Provinco o New Zealand, commonly tailed the Church of England, residing within tho Parochial District of Masterton, being that portion of the Wairarapa situate to tho eastward of the Eiver Wainjjawa, within tho Diocese of Wellington, are invited to attend a' meeting to be held on TUESDAY, May 13th, at 7.30 p.m., at St. Matthews' Sunday School, Masterton, for tho purpose of considering tho advisability of taking the necessary steps to have the aforesaid District, or any part thereof, constituted a Parish. J. F. TEAKLE, Curate of Masterton Parochial District. Masterton, May 3, ]879. 124 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A PROMENADE CONCERT Will be held on THURSDAY, MAY 15TII, 1879, At the TOWN HALL, MASTERTON. Further particulars shortly. Tickets can bo procured of Mr Chiuchen, or the undersigned. W R. BLAKEII, Hon. Sec. Q UEEN'S BIRTHDAY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. —The Customary— LOYAL BALL AT CLAYSON'S CAFE ROYAL, 114 A UADRILLE ASSEMBLY. H A Quadrille Assembly will be held every THURSDAI, at tho Town Hall, Masterton, Admission—2/6. Ladies free. Dancing from 8 to 11 p.m. An efficient Band and M.C. provided. J. lAWLOR, Secretary. 0 T I C E. ODDFELLOWS' SOIREE. LOYAL UNITY LODGE, No, 2920, FEATHERSTON. A Soiree in connection with the above .will be held at the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, FEATHERSTON, ON FRIDAY, THE OTII MAY. Refreshments provided by Ladiesand Friends Tickets—7/6. Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock p.m. By order. , 0 . C. W. KEYS, 3 Secretary,

-A SOIREE,In connection with the GREYTOWN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, Will be held in the TOWN HALL, GREYTOWN, ON ?.RIDAY, MAY 23rd, 1879, Tickets Double, 7/6; Single, 5/-. Extra Lady, 2/6. A, L. WEBSTER, . " Secretary.

TIIASTERTON PROSPECTING ASSOivl CIATION, Provisional Directory : D. McGregor W. W. McCardle D. Donald A. S, Dreyer J. Brown, Treasurer : J. Pay ton, Secretary : E. A. S, Wyllic, Nominal Capital—£3oo, in 300 Shares £1 each, The object of the Association is to thoroughly test whether, iu the Ranges adjacent to Mnsterton, Gold, Silver, Copper, Iron. Coal, Slate, or any other inetal or mineral possessing commercial value is obtainable in payable quantities. The price of Shares is fixed at the low rate of £1 each, to enable all who desire to join an Association calculated to promote not only the prosperity of the District as a whole, but of tile subscribing members individually. It is proposed to issue 250 Shares only to the public, and to spend the capital realised by them on prospecting and general expenses, reserving 50 Shares to enable the Directors to offor a bonus to auy prospectors in their employ who may make a discovery which shall prove advantageous to the Association, _ In the event of any discovery of a commercial \iilue, the operations of the Association would have to embrace mining as well as prospecting, and tlio Association would have to be extended to enable Shareholders to have the full benefit of their enterprise, It is believed that, with' prudence and economy, the present nominal capital will be sufficient to prospect the neighborhood. Applications for Shares willie received by the Secrctaiy and the Provisional Directory up to May 9th, and all applications must be accompanied by a deposit of 5s per share, mul a further cull of 5s will be made on allotment. A special meeting of Shareholders will be held on MAY 9th to elect permanent Directors and Officers, and adopt Rules for the Association, J\f O T I c E. All Accounts due to the Manager of the Jlasterton Brewery must bo paid within one week from date, otherwise they will be placed in the hands of my solicitor for collection, (■''! J. G. ROCKEt, Masterton, May 7, 1870, 126 NETTING. WIRE NETTING. For fencing purposes; in any quantity. Samples to be seen at SELLAR & KATES' Store, Bridge-street. Price very low, having been specially imported, 85