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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3178, 1 May 1909, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. [HOW GROUNDS, MASTERTON, TO-DAY. HOSPITAL SATURDAY, FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT, IN AID OF THE HOSPITAL; Under auspices of Friendly Societies' Council, and patronage of Wairarapa RlK'by Union, Mayer and liorough Councillors, Hospital Trustees, and Local Bodies. Over 2000 people witnessed a similar Tournament in Wellington la°t week, 6 DRUIDS (Carterton) 6 Teams DRUIDS (Masterton) Teams md FORESTERS and 10 ODDFELLOWS 10 Rep BECHA.BITES Rep •Players HIBERNIANS Players Kick-off at 2 p.m. sharp. Admission—Gentlemen, Is; LadiS and Children, Gd. TO-MORROW. HOSPITAL SUNDAY. UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DEMONSTRATION, In aid of the Hospital Funds, will leave the Borough Chambers at 2 p m., via Chapel Street, into Queen Street by Public School, through Park Street to Park.

Ordei of Jt'rocession— MARSHALLS (Superintendent T. Jenkins and Captain Dixo") MUNICIPAL BAND FIRE POLICE FORESTERS HIBERNIANS PIPE BAND DRUIDS ODDFELLOWS MASTERTON SOUTH BAND GOOD TEMPLARS RECHABITES At the Park speeches will be given by the Mayor, Hon. A. W. Hogg, Chairman of Hospital Trustees, and President of Friendly Societies' Council. All members of Friendly Societies are requested to meet at their Lodge Rooms at 1.30 p.m. for Regalia. SELECTIONS WILL BE GIVISN BY THE BANDS. S. O'REGAN, Secretary F.S. Council. mOWX 11 AL L, MA S T EETO N, Direction of Mr J. C. Williamson. Business Manager, Mr G. H. Smith IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. The Theatrical Event of the Year. MONDAY, MAY 3rd. Mr j. C. Williamson's ROYAL COMIC OPERA CO. IN TITS CENTURY'S GREATEST MUSICAL SUCCESS. THE MERRY WIDOW THE MERRY WIDOW THE MERRY WIDOW THE MERRY WIDOW THE MERRY WIDOW THE MERR~¥ WIDOW Music by Frank Lehar. Libretto by Victor Loon and Leo Stein. (By arrangement with GejrgeEdwardes) Box plan for reserved seats now open Miss Rive's. Prices, 6s, is, and 2s. No early doors.* iTORESTERS' LODGE. GRAND ANNUAL SOCIAL iORESTERS' HALL, MASTERTON THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 6th. Tickets—Gents 2s, Ladies Is. V. G. DARROCH ) Joint ' J. B RUE j Sees.

COURT LOYAL ENTERPRISE, 5501. THE members of the above Court are requested to meet at the Foresters' Hall at 1.45 p.m. TO-MORROW, morder to take part in the procession. P.C.R and Officers are requested to bring their regalia. By Order of C.R. Y.M.C.A, MEN'j3 MEETING. >EV. C. PORTER will speak at 5 ij p.m. to-morrow on " What the Y.M.C.A. Means to the Toung Man." Chairman—D. McGregor, junr, Esq. Strangers' Tea at 5.30. All men invited. Bible Class to-morrow morning at 9.45 sharp. -IT - N 0 X C H U R C H. SUNDAY SEKVICES. 11 a.m , Communion ; 7 p.m., " Culture of the Soul"; 2.30 pin,, Men's Class, " Conversion of St. Paul." Preacher, •Rev. A. T. Thompx>D, 8.A., B.D. 3 p.m., Kaituna,, Mr C. J. Tocker. 7.30 p.m., Dreyerton, Mr C. J. Tocker. 3 p.m., Miki Miki; Mr F. McLeod. . .. METHOD I S T . CHUEC II MASTER! ON. SUNDAY SERVICES, May 2nd. Masterton, 11 a.m.—Subject: " Consecra- , tion in the Concrete," Rev. C. Porter. Ma-terton, 7 p.m.—Subject: " Inspiration of a Noble Career," Rev. C. Porter. Wangaehu, 3 p.m.—Rev. C. Porter. Kuripuni, 3 p.m.—Mr Minifie. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Chapel Street. SUNDAY SERVICES. REV. ALFRED HODGE, Preacher. . 10 a.m.- Bible Class. 11 a.m.—"Salvation Through Faith." 7 p.m.—" Men of the Times." Anthem, "I Will Arise" .(R. Cecil). _jA.ll seats free. Hymn Books provided