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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 9016, 30 December 1907, Page 6

SALVATION MY. rHE Wellington South Brass Band j will give a special programme of Vocal and Instrumental Music, inter- I spersed with Recitations, Quartettes, etc., in the Barrack, Hall Street. TO-NIGTT, at 8 p.m. Admission 6d. i C. H. LORD. GRAND CALEDONIAN CONCERT. mOWN HALL, MASTEETOK Wednesday, Ist January, 1908. PAST I. 1. March and Eeel—Pipers and Dancers. 2. Sons?—"Auld Robin Gray." Me. S. J. Johnstone. 3. Song—"Robin Adair," Miss P. Elkins. 4. Song—"Cameron Men," Mr A. Nicol. 5. Song—"Angus McDonald," Mrs Torrance. 6. Song—"Mary of Argyle," Mr W. S. Jago. 7. Song—"A Hundred Pipers," • ' . Madame M. Groojie. 8. Song—"Scotland Yet," Mr T. C. Irving 0. Duel--"Willie's Gane to Melville Castle," Blisses Sweetman. 10. Son"—"Two Little Drummer Boys," Mr Harry Hall. [Between the first and second parts Mrs T. P. Lett, wife of the President of the Caledonian Society, will present the Medals won at the Sports.] PART 11.

1. Dance—Sheauntriubhas, Prize Dancer. 2. Duet—"Ye Banks and Braes," Misses Elkins and Fuller. 3. Sonar—"Of a' the 'Airts," Mb S. J. Johnstone. 4. Song—"A Man's a Man," Mrs W. S. Jago. 5. Dance —Highland Fling, i. By Successful Girl or Boy at Sports. 6. Trio—"Willie Brewed a Peck o' Maut," Messrs Jago, Nicol and Hunn. 7. Song—"Caller Ilerrin'" Miss Sweetuian. 8. Song—"Scots "Wae Hae," Mr W. Iggulden. 0. Song—"My Am Folk," Madame M. Gboome. 10. Dance—Sword Daruie, Prize Dancer. 11. Song—"Knock Your Heads Together" "..••'""" Mr Harry Hall. 12. Chorus—"AuM Lang Syne," Company "God Save the King." Accompanist: Stage Manager: Mr Herbert Claughtcn. Mr F. Hunn. Popular Prices, 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Miss Eire's. Concert at S o'clock sharp. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. NOTICE. "■" HEREBY wish to notify ratepayers and residents of Masterton that the Municipal Baths are to be officially declared open on the morning of January Ist, 1908, at 10.30. A cordial invitation is issued to those interested to be present. J. M. CORADINE, Mayor. Masterton, 28th December, IPO7. &i f\ ™ TROPHY 3S/MJ PRIZES. Reserve Anniversary Day GRAND AQUATIC SPORTS OW THE PARK LAKE. 1Q EVENTS £)Q i«7 EVENTS jUV. A Wairarapa Championship (75 yards) First Prize ... ... -£3 5s Trophy Second Prize 2s Trophy EIGHTEEN OPEN EVENTS. Five Events for members of the Wairarapa Swimming Club and Five School Events. GOOD PRIZES OFFERED.

GREASY POLE, OBSTACLE EAGE. TUB RACE, Etc Grand Fireworks Display And Venetian Carnival In the Evening. £1 10s for Best Illuminated Boat. COME AND SEE THE POLO. COME AND SEE THE TRICK DIVERS [Competitors must belong to an Amateur Club. Fee to join Wairarapa Club, 2s (id.] Write for Programme to S. E. EDWAEDS, Secretary.

32nd ANNUAL SPQRTS> HOW GROUNDS, MASTERTON. kJ JANUARY Ist, 1908. Sheffield Handicap of 12Gyd8. First Prize, £25 Cash. NOMINATIONS close on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th. For Programmes apply to JOHN 13. EMMETT, Secretary. Masfcerion.

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