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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3159, 10 April 1909, Page 1

and Amusements. TO THE FRONT AGAIN. The masterton south bynd will hold in the TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, a GRAND SACRED CONCERT, -plj n the best local talent will render a . first-class programme. Silver Coin will be taken at tlie door. DON'T FORGET TO COME. ■ Doors open at 8 p.m., commencing 8.30. J. F. HARDING, Secretary. St. John Ambulance Association. FIRST AID LECTURES. INTENDING PUPILS of First Aid are requested to signify their intention to attend the classes which will be commenced as soon as sufficient members are enrolled. Fee for Lectures, 10/-. Ladies to apply to Men to apply to A. J. PARTON, ri Hon. Sees. DO IT NOW. Workers' Mutual Benefit Building Society. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. . THE sale of an appropriation of <£3oo free of interest, which was arranged for Thursday last, has been postponed till 8 p.m. on Monday, 19th inst., at the Secretary's office, Hall-street. Elite Skating Rink. YMNASIUM HALL DIXON STREET. The Rink will be open daily from 2 to 5; 7.30 to 10. Prices as usual. G iKOPUARANGA SPORTS CLUB TWELFTH ANNUAL GATHERING | To be held on ;EASTER MONDAY, 12th APRIL, 1909 70 in Cash and Trophies,

KOPUARANGA HANDICAP, £2O. MILE HANDICAP, £5. UNNING Events, "Wrestling, Sawin V). and Chopping, Uuoits, lforae Coui•petitioas, and numerous other attractions ; and good prize-money. Masterton South Bai-d m attendance. Convenient train arrangements. Entries close Saturday, April 3rd. Send to Secretary for programme. (i. A. DONOVAN, Hon. Sec., Kopuaranga. Congregational church. Chapel Street.' SUND4Y SERVICES. REV. ALFRED HODGE, Preacher. 11 a.m.—" The Cross, the Exodus of the King." .'7 p.m.—" The Newspapers and the Kingdom of God," All seats free. Hymn Books provided. Methodist church, masTERION. SUNDAY SERVICES, ApriUlth. Masterton.il a.m. Mr A. J. Minifie ; 7 p.m., R. W. Poole, of Fiji. Rangitumau, 3 p.m.—Mr J. A. Donald. Kmipuni,7 p.m., Mr D. B. Thomson. Yiv/T n a ■ stjnday after«l_VXa noon at 5 o'clock. Address to Men by. Mr Jas. McGrogor, senr. Strangers' Tea at 5.30. All men invited. " PENGUIN DISASTER. "HOPE-JACOBS" MEMORIAL, THE Public of Masterton are invited to subscribe towards a fund started Tby the Mayoress of Wellington. for the purpose of creating a memorial, in the shape of a. Hospital Bed, to be called The Hope-Jacobs Bed," in recognition of the bravery displayed by Mr.) Hope •and Mrs Jacobs, and of the succour and kindness rendered by them to the little children who lost their lives in the -wreck. Subscriptions will be received at the Town Clerk's Office. P. L. HOLLINGS, Mayor of Masterton. THE BEST LIGHT AND A SMALLER GAS BILL. ■XTT E L S B A C H BURNERS and YY "" MANTLES' use up much less gas than an ordinary burner does—this is an indisputable tact. The burners have an adjustable nipple and air regnlator so that they are suitable for all pressures of gas. Then again, the WelSbach Light is imineasureably, superior to all others' Welsbach Mantles are made in New Zealand by New Zealanders for New : Zealanders. The Welsbach is imitated —be cautious. Ask for and demand Welsbach. If unobtainable, write us. Special -quotations to Gas Companies and the rtrade, also for quantities. WELSBACH LIGHT CO. OF AUSTRALASIA, J_TD^ .<lO2 and 104 Victoria-street, WELLINGTON.