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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9623, 16 October 1909, Page 1

Special Advertisements. BUTTERFLY AND BLOSSOM FAIR. in aid of Knox Chubck Funds. Wednesday, October 20th, 2 D.m, to 10 p.m. Thursday, October 21st, 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. TO BE OPENED *T 2 p.m. ON WEDNESDAY. Stalls. Plain Work, Childre i's, Biby's, Old Literature, Fancy, Produce, Gent's Jumble, flowers, Dolls, Cake, Sweets, Refreshments. HI Competitions tor Prizes. Decorated Tables, Host Fruit Cake, Seed Cake, Sponge Sandwich, Scones, Bread, Cream Putfa, Shortbread, Gingerbread, Heaviest Dozen Hens Eggs, Best 2lbs Dairy Butler, Best Boy's Kite, 3ft limit, (silver medal presented by Mr John Smith). School Children's Competitions for Prizes. Recitation, Sintcinij, Spoiling, on WEDNESDAY NIGHf. Pianoforte Playing. Gold Medal for Juniors ) THURSDAY Gold Medal for Seniors j NIGHT. In addition to— Nail Driving, Bed Making, Bobs Tables* Baker's Oven, Needle Threading, Wool Winding, Christmas Tree, Hall of Mystery, Stepping, etc, Telegraph, etc. FUN FOR YOUNG. AND OLD. TICKETS, 1/-. Admitß Afternoon and Evening of same day Afternoon Tea and Supper. A. HENDERSON, Hod. Sec. NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

R BLAKEMORE, of Messrs Macmillan and Co, the well-known tmblishers, will have an exhibit or the Company's Booka and School Requisites TO-DAY, in the Exchange Sample Rooms. Full particulars from Messrs McLeod and Young. MASTERTON A. & P. ASSOCIATION. TENDERS, to close TUESDAY, 19th inst., ara invited for— Right to graze Solway. Particulars on application to G. K. BYKRB, Secretary. /i-ASTERTON HORTICULTURAL I. AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. COTTAGE GARDEN COMPETITION. First Prize, £o 6s, donated by Mrs 0. P. Vallance; Second Prize, £3 3s, donated by Mrs J. D. Cruickshank; Third Prize, £1 Is, donated by Mrs J. Caselberg CONDITIONS. 1. The section on which the cottagu J s built to ba.not larger than Jacre ia araa, and pernianent.y enclosed. 2/The cultivator of the garden to b i engaged in some occupation other than the cultivation of his own garden, ocr* sional assistance only to be perniis3abl i 3. Competitors mu3t bs members of the Masterton Horticultural and Industrial Society, and make at least one exhibit at the Society's Show. 4. Judging to be done by p>u ts as follows:—Beauty and General Kxcellence, 30 points; Utility, 15 j> ints; Neatness,- 5 points. 5. Judging to be done by one judge to be appointed by the Committee. - 6. Entries must be in the hm U of tlm Secretary at least'fourteen duyn prior to the date of the Show, which is tj be held on March 2nd, 1910. Catalogues for Shiw, t> be held in March next, may be pr<curad frjm N. H. JAMES, Secret iry. MASTERTON FIRE BOARD. I TENDERS will to received uo to 12 noon on THURSDAY, 21st October, 19J9, for—1. Construction of fire-well in Chapelstreet ; 2. Painting "Jubilee" Fire Engine. Specifications and ccnditions at the Board Office, Bank of N.Z. Buildings, Queen Street, j No lender necessarily accepted. 1 R. BROWN, Secretary. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES (UNDER THE AUSPICES OK THE WELLINGTON WOOLBROKER 3' j ASSOCIATION). WILL be held in the Cjncert Chamber, Town Hall, Wellington, daring the current season on the following dates:— Ist Sale—Friday, 12th November, 1909, at 2 p.m. 2nd Sale—Friday, 3rd December, 1909, at 9 a.m. 3rd Sale—Monday, 3rd January, 1910, at 9 a.m. '4th Sale Tresday, 15th February, 1910, at 2 p.m. sth Sale—Friday, 11th March, 1910, at 2 p.m. Wool must be in store fi ve d iys before sale date, otherwise it cannot be offered. For January (thinl sale), catalogues close absolutely on Christmas Eve. The charge en wool offered, but not sold, will be 2/- per bale for the first offering, and 1/- per bale for tlu second ! offering. ' New Zealand Loin & Merjai.ti'e Agency j Co, Ltd. Murray, Roberts & Ox G. H. Scales. Levin & Co., Ltd. Dalgety & Co . Ltl. Abraham & WHiam3, LfcJ United Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd. Waiiarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd.

DEVONSHIRE HOUSE. VICTORIA STREET, MABTEBTON. JL vated and re-turnished, aad is now open for the reteptiou of Boarders, permanent and casual. Under the new management patrons can rely on receiving every attention and excellent service. Large and well-ventilated bedrooms, spacious private rooms, bath rooms, tennis court, and every modern convenience. The best of meals. OPENING DATE: SATURDAY, lGth inst. Mesdames Miller and Scott, PEOPBIBTBESSKB.J