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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 189, 19 June 1879, Page 2

Q'DD FELLOWS' HALL, FEATHERSTON. , TUESDAY, JULY IST, 1879. A (jrand Concert Will be given on tho above date in ! . aid of the SCHOOL FUNDS. Tickets 31 and 2/ each. JOHN GURR, IG3 Head-master. fi HEY TOWN BOOT AND SHOE VJ WAREHOUSE,- ; 'tis now well stocked with Ladies', Gentli- ' mens', and' Children's WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES. New elastic put in. Repairs neatly executed. IG9 D. P, LOASBY, Proprietor. 0 T ICE. In consequence of the tightness of the money market, I am obliged to give my clients notice herewith that I can only supply Bread to them on condition that the accounts arc paid weekly, and this rule will be strictly enforced to those in arrcar. To clients who are now owing money to me, I am willing to extend a term of four weeks for payment, viz., one-fourth of the amount to he paid weekly, • JAMES THOMPSON. . Masterton, June 19th, 1879. N,B.~For the future there will be no abatement of any accounts that are booked, IG9 POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. Owing to the Taueru Road .being blocked by landslips, it lias been impossible to bring the Bankrupt Stock to have been sold by auction to-day into Masterton. The sale is therefore postponed until next week, The precise date will be notified in a future advertisement, JNO. M. GIEDLESTONE, Auctioneer. Masterton, Juno 18.1879. IC9 UNRESERVED SALE OP GENERAL MERCHANDISE, HORSES, &c. In the Bankrupt Estate of John Disheh, Taueru, By Order of the Trustee. J. M. GIEDLESTONE Will sell by public auction, in the Premises lately occupied by Blaker & Co., next to the Empire Store, early next week, at 2 p,m, sharp.— The Bankrupt Estate of John Disher, Storekeeper, Taueru, Consisting of— Drapery Grocery Saddlery, &c,, And one or two good Horses. Also,— The Goodwill of thejLcase for lOi year' of the Store aud section of land 1 lately in the occupation of theabovo John Disher, at the Taueru. The Sale will be conducted without the slightest reserve. Terms—Strictly Cash. IG7 (JIOWN HALL, MASTERTON, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, J USE lOl'H AND 20TH, The Greatest Attraction of tho Day is MR AND MRS ALEXANDER'S COMICAL & SENTIMENTAL E N T E R T A I N M ENT! I\U:T Fiktt ; The most Wonderful Educated and Performing PIG PRINCE On the face of the Globe. This will be proved on the Stage. Tho Pig ehallengea you all to play a Game of EUCHRE! He tells tlie time of day to tho rninnte bylooking at the dial of a watch—a feat never before accomplished; he also tolls you the number of days in the week; how many working days, Sundays, and how many days, lie would labor. He jumps through a papered, hoop; drops down dead at a word of command, and performs a number of comical, and intelligent feats which would appear impossible for a dumb brute (especially a Pig) to accomplish. MRS ALEXANDER in her Comical Songs. MR ALEXANDER, in his Comical Dutch Songs. Dutoh Duet by Mr and Mrs Schnirter, Song and Dance by Mr Alexander. Mrs Alexander ... Song and DanceIrish Comic Song by Mr Flaherty. The Songs and Dances will be rendered iin English, Irish, and Dutch characters;. MATRIMONIAL SWEETS AND DOMESTIC TROUBLES! (Composed expressly for Mr and Mrs Alexander, and performed by fchom only.) MR & MRS ALEXANDER'S Marvellous experience among the SIOUX INDIANS!! Mrs Alexander was travelling through the State of Nebraska, .with her friends, when the Redskins came upon the party, and all. were massacred except Mrs Alexander, wlioset life was saved at the request of the Chiefs daughter, Chancy, who proved a great friend to her during the three years they held her a. prisoner. She tried to make her escape three times, but was recaptured, after which they determined to put her to death by burning at the stake. Mr Alexander, who was hunting in that part of the country; at. the time, happened to fall across a woman tied at a stake-a fire being built round itready to light—and guarded by a Redskin. Mr Alexander saw the position of tho white woman, levelled his rifle, dropped the Redskin, released the prisoner, and they (Mr and Mrs Alexander) mado their escape with their scalps, after many difficulties too numerous, to relate. Admission—3s; 2s; and Is, -Doors open at 7.30; to commenco at 8. IGB-