Meetings, etc fJIOWN HALL, MASTERTON. Lessee and Manager, William Anderson. A DRAMATIC TREAT, Commencing Saturday, May 26th, For a Season of Two Nights Only. William Anderson's FAMOUS DRAMATIC ORGANISATION. SATURDAY, MAY 26th. For the first time in Masterton, the Stirring Domestic Play written by Arthur Shirley . and George Conquest, entitled, THE WORK GIRL THE WORK GIRL THE WORK GIRL THE WORK GIRL A play dealing with the sweating evil in the Old World. Full of Comedy Full of Sensation Full of Incident A play for the people A play for the masses A play for the Classes. MONDAY, MAY '2Bth. Another Entirely New Production, entitled THE ORPHAN HEIRESS. THE ORPHAN HEIRESS. POPULAR PRICES-3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Miss Rive's. Business Manager—- ■ FRED. HENNINGHAM. CARLTON CRICKET CLUB. Annual social and dance. DRILL HALL, THURSDAY, MAY.SIst. The Dance of the Season. Double Tickets, 5s ; Single, 3s; Extra Lady, 2s. Cricketers are requested to appear in costume. T. FLAWS 1 Joint F. P. WELCH f Sees. ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPORTS ASSOCIATION. T CONCERT, own Ball, masterton MONDAY, 4th JUNE. Spee'.al engagement of MISS LILLIAN IRVINE, of Wellington, and MR HARRY HALL, of Masterton. Miss M. Cameron, Miss O'Brien (Martinborough), and Messrs F. Crewes (Wellington), D. Walsh, F. Haughey and others have kindly consented to contribute items. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES. ■: Morning, 11 a.m.; Evening, 7 p.m., Rev James Clarke, Dreyerton, 3 p.m., Mr R. Ashton. Wangaehu, 2.30 p.m., Rev James Clarke. "Three kittle Shops in Red." Two little shops showing nothing but tea, Three little shops in Red. , H One little shop is devoted to sweets, .' Three little shops in Red. Each little shop is tisteful and bright, Dainty by day and pretty by night, Three little shops in Red. TURNER & TURNER'S TIP TOP TEAS. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON Morning and Afternoon Tea, SIXPENCE. CLUB HOTEL QUEEN-STREET - ■ ■ MASTERTON PATRONISED ÜBS, THE EARL 1 BY HIS EXBLLENCT One of the Finest Houses In New Z&alandU W OPEN FQR THE RECEPTION OF THEP U£LIC. Nothing but Staples & Co.'s Beep sold. Telephone No. 57. A C, dCRIMGEOUR. • ' Proprietor.
PRO. WILLIAMS. (Late B. F. Weller.) TOBACCONIST,"HAIRDRESSER, HAIBWORKEK AND * DERMATOLOGIST. QUEEN STREET, MASIERTON. Loewe and Co.'a 8.8.8. G.B.D. Pipes, specialty. Lambert and Butler's, Gallaher's and Mill's famous Latakai Tobaccos always kept in stock. Silver mounted walking sticks in groat variety. When selecting Fishing Taekle if you want the largest selection in Masterton visit PROFESSOR WILLIAMS, THE CENTRAL DINING ROOMS, Pahiatua^ ISHES to intimate to his numerous patrons and the general public that he has taken over the well-known VICTORIA BOARDING HOUSE, opposite the Publio Library. The house has been thoroughly renovated and furnished on the most up-to-date lines to meet the comfort of boarders. The DiniDg-room in the Main street will be carried on by Mrs East as a Firstclass Tea an 3 Refreshment Room, where patrons will find every convenience. A. A. EAST PAHIATUA,
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8150, 26 May 1906, Page 1
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