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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 6086, 12 November 1898, Page 3

JiOWNHAIL, MASTERTON. TnUHSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOV. 17tli and 18th. Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert by the celebrated BLIND MUSICIANS (Es-Stndenls ot the Victorian Royal Institute (or tlic Blind). 1 he only Blind Company at present touring tlio world. Bs sure and hear them. Admission—2/- and I/-. W. W. SPJCEK, Manager. TSTtSLEYAS CHOIIOII, MASTERTON TO-MORROW'S SERVICES. Sunday School Anniversary Services, Bev. W, G. l'.irsDiison. STONEHENGE LODGE, No, 1, U.A.O.D, ASPECIAIj summoned meeting of the above will lie held on Tuesday Next, the loth inst, to arrange bus:ncss lor discussion at the annual meeting cl (he District Grand Lodge, W. GILLESPIE, Srcrcla-y. ATEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PALMER-iTOX SOUTH A. AND P. SHOW. Ou 10th and 17 h November, HOLIDAY EXOTSI'N 'iIGKETS to Palra-rston Nov;h, available for return until Tuc;day, 22 d November, 1898, will bo obtainable from Grejtoun, Feathcrston, and intermediate stations. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS for Thursday, 17ih November, 1896. Holiday Excursion Tickets to Polmcrston North, Iron? Mastcrton, Ngawapurua, and intermediate stations, will NOT In available by the train leaving Masterton for Woodvilla at 0.15 a.m. SPECIAL TRAINS will run us follows: —Featherston den. 0.30 a.m., Groytown 033, Carterton 7.21). Masterton 8 0, Mauricuviile 8.33, Ekelahuna 9,20, Pahiatua 10.25, Ma gatainuka 10.35, Palmerston North arr. 11.57 a.m. This train will not stop for passe 'gore at Woudville, Terrace End, nor intermediate stations. Tlio return train wi I leave Palmerston North at 5.45 p.m., and c inucct with the ordinary (J'l-5 p.m. train Wocdvillc 10 Masterton.wbicu will be extended as follows;—Masterton dep. 10.0 p.m., Carterton dep. 10.28, Greytown arr. 11.3, mid Feathcrslon arrive 11.7, Th.s train wi 1 NOT stop at Terraoi End, For fuller particulars see handbills, BY ORDER, District Traffic Office, Wellington. lOtli Nov., 1898.

IN BANKRUPTCY. KSI'ATE OF 0. J. OLIYECUONA. HENUERS will bo received at my Office L up to Noun ot 15th November for—1. Lease of Land ami Buildings at Belmont, having nine years to run from 10th June last, at £5210s per annum with purchasing clause at £7OO. 2, l'lant on ov about premises—in sepain joint estate valued at £29 15s. 3. Patent Rights for Appliance for Drying Wool. Particulars and conditions can be seen at my ollicc. 'Hie highest or any tender not necessarily iccepted. JAMES ASIOOFT, Official Assignee. Wellington, 7th November, IS9B. WAIHAEAPA SOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL. mENDEHS nre invited for— Tk Ctmitruditm of the Mom and Grqtmm Water Supply Works. l'lans, general conditions and specifications, can be seen at the Borough Council Olliccs, Greytown, and at our olliccs, Church-street, Tiniaru, Canterbury. Tenders endorsed "Tender for Water Supply Works," must be addressed to the Chairman Wairarapa South County Oouncil, Carterton, where they will be received until 12 o'clock, sons, on Fiiidav, 25th November, 1898 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MEASON & MAIiCHANT, Civil Engineers, BOROUGH OF MASTEHTON. TENDERS for erection of Gasholder (50ft diameter, 10ft deep, rise of crown 2ft liin) close at 5 p.m Toksday, lath November, IS9B. Specifications and conditions at tho Town Clerk's Office. 11. MOWS, Town Clerk.

FITZHERBERf TERRACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON, [Established W8). MISS SWAINSON wishes lo announce that niter Christmas Hie above will be carried on under her own duration as a Doabdixo ash Day. School ion Girls, The management of the practical work of the School will bo entrusted to Mns Bmnv Smith, who, as Miss Galwcy, was Head Teach»r at Mrs Swainson's School, and has held the same position at Mrs CroasdailiBowen's (Cliristchnrcli) and at other private schools in Christehurcli and Wellington. A Graduate of the N.Z, University will bo engaged as Second Xcaoocr, and the musical instruction will ho carried on by Miss Bwainson and Mr Robert Parker, L, Mue., T.C.L. I!efere\ck may bo made to the Bishop of Wellington, Dr. Anson, G. E. Tolhurat Esq. I Wellington), C. HharazynEsij., Hugh Beetbam Esi|,, Mis J. N. Williams, Mrs Captain ltussell (Hastings, liawkc's Bay), Mrs Coleman, Mrs N. Kettle (Napier) and other parents o! past and present pupils. Pmpeclmi may be fan! on njtjitication. pEKSIANPOWDEK IS USEFUL In preserving Blankets and Furs from Moths, Sprinklowcll with the Powder before putting away. Kills Flics and all Insects. Tins Gil and Is each, HERBERT WOOD, EHABMACIST, (by cm), Peurv-sieeet, MASIERIOS.