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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9636, 30 October 1909, Page 1

Mooting Amusements. HALL, MASTERTON. Masterton's Popular Picture Palace. jL-ssees: almbbs Thompson and Paine. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT I A TREMENDOUS RECEPTION. THOMPSON P A ™| HjivlPtiON XAYNE nnioTUREs. X ICTURES. Universal Verdict from all— THE BESL' EVER .SEEN HERE. DON'T MISS THIS MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. if it hurts you to laugh, don t come. Invisibility Win and Grin 'The Pony Bxpress An 111 Wind Lost a Penny Park at Cissrtes. The Matinee Idol POPULAR PICTURE PRICES. S. PEARSON Localßepresentative. sTmatthews fete (in aid of New Church Bulding Fund) "N THB SHOWGROUNDS, DIXON . STREET, Thursday, Nov. 25th, 1909. Afternoon: 2 to 5.30. Evening: 7 to 10. Stalls—Works of Art, Plain Work, Flowers, Produce, Sweets, Refreshments, Competitions, Sports, Many Side Shows. NEW ZEALAND SHEARERS, FEDERATED UNION. THE Annual Meeting of the Wellington Branch w.ll be held in the Dominion Hall, ftlasterton. on SATUR--2) IV. s>C!in October, at 8 p m. .Business—Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Officers. E D. ABBOTT, Secretary. iMASTERrON FIRE BRIGADE. I

LL ex-Firemen are invited 10 attend a meeting en MONDAY EVEN ING 7 30, at the Central Station, for the .purpose of forming au Old Members .Association. • • A. H, PICK BRING, Secretary. CALEDONIAN SPORTS flflartinborough, on Boxing • Day. £l2O Prizes & Trophies £l2O Prizes & Trophies FIFING. DANCING, RUNNING carp ping, horse events Programmes ready .firafc wd;k Novem"bee. ' ..-.■ '•■■■■ •■-■■ '••-.;. FRED. McALLUM, Secretary. .ONGREGATtONAL Oil U S C U , J fiHAP2L STREET. SUNDAY, 3Ut OCTOBER. Pru-,1, r: REV. A. HODGE. Masterton, 11 a.m., "The Zig Z*g Way." Masterton, 7 p.m., "Good Citizenslvp." ETJO DI S T CHURCH. MASTERTON. SDxVDAY SERVICES. ' Masterton, 11 a.m.—Uev. C.E. Porter.' Communion at the close of the morning service. , Maaterton, 7 p.m.—Rev. C. %. Porter. Yuripuni, 7 p m\, Mr J. A. Donald. Eangitumau, 3 p.m.—Mr A. J. Minifie. KN 0 X C H U R C H. . MASTERTON. SUNDAY SkRVICES. Masterton, 11 a.m.-Subject: '-Message to the Church in Pergamum," Rev. A- T. Thompson, B.A , 3.D. Masterton. 2.30 pin., Young Men's Bible Class-Rev. A T. Thompson, B A., Masterton, 7 p m.—Sabjeat: " Who art Thou," Rev. A. T. Thompson, H.A., B.D. Miki Miki, 3 p.m.—Mr D. B, Thomson. Dreyerton, 7 p.m.—Mr D. B. Thomson. Wangaehu, 3 p.m.—Supply.

■ Y.M.O.A. ' ] TO-NIGHT at 7.30. PERSONAL WORKERS CLASS. ' LADIES' AUXILIARY DAY. MEETING AT 5 p.m Speaker". Rev. A. T. T ompson, B,A„ B.D. Chairman : Mr P. L "Hollinga g(Presiaentl.M.C.A.) Duettists: Mrs G,l>Falla and Mr C. Ibbetson, STRAVGERS' TEi AT 5.30. £ll Men. Strangp'-s to Town and Y.M.0.A., Welcome. Solwat Home— Service at 7 p.m. Speaker: Mr F. de LtsJe. ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE OF the whole of the late Mr H. Peterson's superior stock of Boots and Shoes. Come in and make an offer for any line in stock. Cash will not be refused. The whole remaining stnck will be sold 'by public auction in one month from ■ date. BUY NOW AT AUCTION PRICES Trespass Notice. lOTICEI OTICE i 3 hereby given that all , J peraons tbehpassing, ok driving 'Stock*'through my property, will be prosecuted. W M.STRANG, Gladotone