Meetings, etc MASTERTON. For Two Nights Only. Wednesday & Thursday Next, APRIL 25th and 26th. Direct from the Old Country. Under a Gigantic Spread of Canvas. On a Location between the Waipoua Bridges. Bo stock & WombwelK': NOVELTY CIRCUS AND COMPLETE MENAGEEIE, The First of its kind in New Zealand. PERFORMING LIONS, TIGERS, Etc, Introduced by thdr various trainers. The Lukishima Troupe of Plucky Japanese 6 IN NUMBER 6 And our ALL-STAR NOVEL CIRCUS COMPANY ALL-STAR NOVEL CIRCUS COMPANY The Pick of the Globe. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 p.m. The Blindfold Hypnotic Drive Through the Streets of Masterton BY PROFESSER BONNER AND MR S. C v WILLIAMS, The Wonderworkers. PRICES—4s. 3s, and 2s. Menagerie open all day. Admission Is. Sole Proprietor .. E. H. Bostock Ondcr the direction of Douglas Bostock Advance Agent .. Alec Verne. npOWNHALL, MASTERTON. Under Direction of Messrs J. and N. Tait. Manager: F. b. Stetson. For Two Nighls and One Aiternoon, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 27th and 28th April. The Greatest Living Picture in the World, showing LIVING LONDON In all its Pomp and Poverty, its Costers, Hawkers, its Bond Streets and its Mile End Roads, its Billingsgates and its Covent Gardens, it 3 Palaces and its Slums. LiVING LONDON, The most sensational Living Picture ever made in the world, and wa3 secured by Mr Nevin Tait, who is now in London. LIVINGiLONDON; Depicts the entire liie and scenes of the World's Great Metropolis, from Hyde Park to Whitechapel, from the Angel at Islington to the Elephant and Castle, London Streets, its Mansion?, its Slums, its Parks. B.QOO Feet of Film, showing MIGHTY, THROBBING, MIGHTY, THROBBING LIVING LONDON LIVING LONDON IN 100 DIFFERENT ASPECTS. ABSOLUTELY NO FLICKER, Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Plan opens at A. E. Rive's on Monday morning. A synopsis of the view3given away at Rive's. Matinee SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.30. G, D. POETUS, Touring Manager. Wairarapa Coursing Club, SEASON 1906. WAIRARAPA CUP. Obe run on the A. and P. Society's Showgrounds, Masterton, on May 16th, 17th and 18th. First Dog to receive £SO, and a valuable piece of plate presented by Mrs J. Troy. Second Dog, £ls. Other prizes to be divided according to nominations. Nominations 255, due April 25th, 1900. Acceptances 255, due May 13th, 1906. Maiden Stake, Open to all Dogs that have not won more than£3 atone meeting. Nominations 12b 6d, due April 25th. Acceptances 12s od, due May 13th. Supplementary Stake, Open to all Beaten Dogs in the first and second Round of the Cup, and the first round o£ the Maiden. Nominations close on the First Night of tho meeting. Don't overlook our JULY MEETING, 4ih, sta and Cth. JAS. CAIRNS, Secretary, Masterton, AS T E R'T O N PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Masterton—ll a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev. Mr Eennie. Wangaehu—2 30 p.m., Rev. Mr Eennie. Dreyerton—3 p.m., Mr F. W. G. McLeod. MASTERTON SCHOOL DIaTRIOT. rHE Statutory MeetiDg of Householders for the purpose of electing a School Committee for the Masterton School District, will be held in the Drill Hall on MONDAY, 23rd inst., at 8 p.m. R. BROWN, Chairman. TELEPHONE NOTICE. f ESSES A. JONES & CO., Cab Proprietors and Carriers, have Landaus, Drags, Buggies, etc , for hire by Day or Night. Parties arranged for. 21 9 RING UP TELEPHONE NUMBER 21 9, Terminus Laundry (Near Masterton Railway Station). ["KS M. GULLIVER begs to inform L the public that she has opened the above Laundry in Lincoln Road, and is prepared to undertake all classes of work i reasonable rates. 11 orders piomptly attended to RANTED—Emokers to try "Smith's Glasgow Mixture." Packed in 4oz tins. J. W. COCHRANE, Tobacconist, Queen Street. f ANTED KNOWN-R. E. JONES is , . prepared to do all kinds of Sanitary Plumbing, Drainlayiiig, Gas Fitting, Electric Bell Fitting, and Hot Water Services. Estimates given. All work guaranteed and promptly attended to. Telephone 138. R. E. JONES Sanitary Plumber (by exam.) Queen-street, Master ton.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8123, 21 April 1906, Page 1
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