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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9045, 3 February 1908, Page 6

fJIOWN HALL, MASTEETON. Under the direction of MR J. C. WILLIAMSON. A Colossal Attraction. WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEP. sth. One Night Only, First Production hove of the Celebrated Comedy Success, "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS." Which is establishing Remarkable Records throughout New Zealand. Interpreted by the full strength of J. C. WILLIAMSON'S NEW COMEDY COMPANY, Including Mr Thomas Kingston AND Mrs Robert Brough. All the Original Magnificent Scenery and Effects, including the REMARKABLE YACHT SCENE. Box Plan at Miss Rive's. Prices—ss, 3s and 2s. Touring Manager, Mb Geo. Matheson. MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SHOW February 18th and 19th, 1908. AND RAM FAIR. ON February 20th and 21st. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, DOGS, PRODUCE and HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS. Five Handsome Challenge Cups, JUMPING, MOUNTED MILITARY, DRIVING and. SHEARING COMPETITIONS. Over £IOOO Offered in Prizes. £l5O In Jumping Events alone £l5O ENTRIES CLOSE SHOW : at 0 p.m. on SATURDAY, Feb. Ist. RAM FAIR: at !) p.m. on WEDNESDAY, Feb. sth. Schedules and Entry Forms on application to GEO. R. SYKES, Secretary, Masterton. Or Secretaries Kindred Societies. POLITICAL ADDRESSES. "ft/FR J. T. M. HORNSBY will adJ3JL dress meetings as under:— TAUERU—PubIic Hall, FRIDAY, February 7th. TENUL—Public Hall, SATURDAY, February Bth. , WHAREAMA—PubIic Hall, MONDAY, February lUth. Each meeting at 8 p.m. THANKS. 11HE To Ore Ore School Committee de- _ sire publicly to thank all who subscribed towards tho Picnic Fund, especially those business people who donated trophies and goods, and Mr Holloway for granting the use of his paddock.

FUNERAL NOTICE. rjIHE friends of the late George Broom, JL the son of Henry Broom, tailor, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, which will leave the residence of 'A. M. Hoar, Chapel Street, on MONDAY, February 3rd, at 4 p.m. Z. M. HQAE & SONS, Sanitary Undertakers. WOOD-CARVING. I BEG- to announce that I have commenced business in Masterton as a Wood-carver, in premises at the rear of Walsh and C'o.'s. Having had many years' experience in all branches of the trade at Home, I am prepared to execute carving l of all descriptions. Wm. GA.RDINER, MISS V. A.Mus.T.C.I., resumes teaching on MONDAI', February 3rd. Pupils prepared for Practical and Theoretical Examinations of the Associated Board and of Trinity College. ' Miss Hampton will bo at her room, No. 4, Exchange Buildings, on Saturday afternoon, February Ist., from 2.30 to 4 o'clock, to enrol pupils. Private address : 4G Church Street. Record for .1007 examinations: 1(5 passes out of 10 entries. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. . Sugar: IA. - 561b bag .. .. 10a Od . 121 ba .. .. 2s 3d lib .. .. 2£d No. 2—9 i 9d per Bag. Currants 4d lb. * Sultanip, 5d and Gd per lb. Seeded Raisins 7d lb. baisins, 6d per lb, Prunes, 7d per lb. Date?, 3lbs for Is. Peal, Gd per lb. A. J. Of <1(11 II gS, GBOCER & PRODUCE MERCHANT, MASTERTON Surprise Bargains! Suits you should see at , 50/-. HERE'S an item tliafc fairly bristles with economy. Twelve suits on sale TO-MORROW and as long as they last at 50s, less than their real value. This about the Suits : They are made in several styles, to the order of clients who have not called for them, and they must all go. At these prices they will go quickly, so you had better call soon if you want to secure a bargain suit, ready to wear. Will alter them if they do not fit. Can anything be fairer?' The materials in these suits wo guarantee are good wearing fabrics : Vicunas, Serge and Tweeds. A deposit of 2iy per cent, holds your purchase until you are ready to have them sent up. See the window display. AGMEN SMITH & CO. LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, 4. Feathebston Street, Wellington "pARTICULARS of safe and sound Wellington Investments, for Sale or Exchange will be advertised in this space in a later issue