Special Advertisements. GRAND CATHOLIC B&ZAAB AND ART UNION. -Tj°WN HALL, MASTEETON to-night, TO SATURDAY. Axtistic & Graceful Dancing Display by 50 Performers 50 FRIDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. Part I. 2 Irish Ji<* Twelve Irish Colleens, a! Chorus,"Hark, The Lark," Convent Glee Class. 3. Scotch Dance, Miss Clemmie McKay 4 Sailors' Hornpipe Ten Blue Jackets. 5. Chorus, "Good Night," Convent Glee Class. 6. Cakewalk Miss Daphne Jones Past 11. 1 Coon Dance, Ten Little Maidens 2, Irish Step Dance Miss Ellen Hanley. 3. Highland Reel Eight Scotch Lasses 4* Bolero Eight Spanish Maidens. 5. Song Master Roy Harris 6. Irish Jig Twelve Irish Colleans Admission Tickets to Hall, Is ; which also entitles holder to a chance in the Art Union. Admission to Dress Circle 6d extra. p. J. DUPRE, Secretary. fJOWNHALL, MASTEETON Next Monday, Dec. 21st. Grand Christmas rendering Handel's "MESSIAH." "MESSIAH." "MESSIAH." MASTERTON CHORAL SOCIETY. Conductor—Mr HS. Claughton. Soloists-Mrs F. P. WILSON (Wellington), MR JAMES SEARLE, MISS F. ELKINS, MR W. A. ROBYNS, of Wellington. Pull Chorus and Orchestra. Organist, Miss Waddington; Pianist, Miss E. Hood. Popular rrices—Circle 2s, Stalls and Pit Is. BOX PLAN at INNS & GODDARD, 2j- andl /-. GRAND AQUATIC ' CARNIVAL. MASTERTON PARK LAKK. Anniversary Day, January 22nd. TTNDKR the auspices of the Borough VJ Park Comm-.ttee and Wairarapa Amateur Swimming Club. In aid ot funds to further extend and beautify the Park and Lake. Open Swimming Races, including Wairarapa Championship, Club Events (W.A.S.C.), and many Comic Races. Entries close January 15th, 'O9 Programmes may bo obtained from A- K. JOHNSTON, Secretary. "WELLING :0N ED ['CATION BOARD. TENDERS will be reeved, until Noon of Wednesday, 23rd Dec, for painting and general overhaul ar the following schools. Specifications may be seen at the respective schools and at the offices of Mesirs Varnliam and Rose, Mastert'jn, the Carterton "News" and ths Grey town " Standard." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 1. Kaiwavwai 4<. Te Whiti 2. K iituna (inolud- 5. Waingawa Riviproveuiente to of- donee. fiees) fi. Kaitara, resi3. Taratahi West deuce imp'v'm'ts. G. L. STEWART, Secretary. NOTICE. sub-k*t my interest in the Dominion Cafe tn Mr H. M. Clarke, ami 1 would solicit on his behalf a continuance of public support. If. JOHNSON. -qpiAVE J. Domii NOTICE. I BEG to notify the residents of Master ton and the travelling public that I h;-. ve purchased the cab and carrying D'usiness which has for many years been carried on by Messrs A. E. Jones and Co., and solicit a fair share of public support. J. A. Leahy. VILLA AND ALBBRT STREETS. MASTERTON FRESH FISH SUPFLY CO. 'Phone 303. FRESH PISH DAILY from Napier and Wellington. All fish cleaned ready for cooking. FISH-CURING A SPECIALITY. Oysters and Whitebait in season. Orders Delivered. Terms Strictly Cash. G. JERARO, Manager. (Late Purveyor to His Excellency Lord Ranfurly). MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT & BUILDING SOCIETY. rjIHE Society is prepared to receive money on DEPOSIT. For rates ! apply to J. B KEITH, Manager.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3073, 18 December 1908, Page 1
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