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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9648, 13 November 1909, Page 1

"Meetings aid Amusements. HALL, MASTERTON Masterton's Popular Picture Palace. ''Xassees: Messrs Thompson and Painb. TO-NGHTI THOMPSON HOMPSON iTO-NIGHT! PICTURES, ICTURES. Another Complete Change of Programme. BEAUTIFUL SCENES. STIRRING DRAMAS, COMICAL COMICS. Complete Change To-night. ■POPULAR PICTURE PRICES. One Shilling. Front Seats, /6. Local Representative S. J. PEARSON. MASTERTON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Third Concert—6th Season. f|lO"W N HALL, MASTERTON Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1909. Box plan at Messrs Inns and Goddard. W. J. GODDARD, Secretary. A LECTURE ILL b3 given in the Dominion I Hall at 8 p.in. on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 1909, By J. B. MERRETT, Editor "New Zealand Poultry Journal," on Modern Poultry Culture. No Charge. Free to all. S. MATTHEW'S FETE, HOW GROUNDS, DIXON STREET J on Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1909. FLOWER COMPETITIONS. JEtOSESBest Six (6) Best in Room ( Best Dozen (12) j Best Bowl (bowlnotto excaed Bin in diametei) • I WEET PEASBeafc Six (6) Best Six (6) Varieties (six in each vase) BEST ASSORTMENT CUT FLOWERS Fee for each entry 6d. 'ENTRIES to be loft with the Secretary not later than Tuesday, 33rd Nov. J. A. J. MACLEAN, Perry Street, PERRY'S SALVATION ARMY BIOBAMi. (RKTUBN VISIT).

NOVEMBER 13th, 14th & 15th. IN THE fnOWN HALL, MASTS ETON. Entirely New Programme. POPULAR PRICES-2/- and 1/-. MATINEE—SA'IURDAY Afternoon, at '8 o'clock. CALEDONIAN SPOUTS fftlartinborough, on Boxing Day. BISO Prizes & Trophies £l2O Prizes & Trophies >IPING, DANCING, RUNNING CHOPPING. HORSE-EVENTS Programmes ready first week November. ,FRED. Mc ALBUM, Secretary. " N 0 X CHURCH, MASTERTON. SUNDAY SERVICES-NOV. 14th. Masterton,lla.m.-"Temple Building —Material and Human," Mr C. J. Cocker. Maaterton, 7 p.m..--"Spiritual New .Birth—ls it necessary '?" Mr C. J. Tocker. Maaterton, 2.30 pin. —Young Men's Bible Class, "The Reformation in Switzerland." Miki Miki, 3 p.m. -Mr McGregor. Kopuaranga, 3 p/m.—Mr E. Feist. Bideford, 3 p.m.—Rev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., B.D. I Wangaehu, 7.30 p.m.—Rev. A. T. 'Thompson, 8.A., B.D. (ONGREGATEONAL CHURCH. J CIIAI'K- STIUSET. SUNDAY, "14th NO7E.'IBER. Preacher: JSEV. A. HODGE. Maaterton, 11 a.m., "The Footprints of a Giant." iMasterton, 7 p.m , " Patriotism— True and False." ■(A sermon for the young.) ______ "ET H 0 D IST CHURCH. MASTERTON. SUNDAY SERVICES-NOV. 14th. Maaterton, 11 a.m.—Rev. J. J. Pencil ay, of Eketahuna. Masterton, 7 p.m.—Rev. J J. Pondray, of Eketahuna, Furipuni, 7 p.m.—Mr A. J. Minifie. Rangitumau, 3 p.m.—Rev. J. J. Pondray, of Eketahuna. V.M.C.A. Home From Home TflO-NIGHT at 7.30, Personal Worker Class. Sunday at 5 p,m, Men's MeetingSpeaker : Rev. A. Hodge Chaiiman : Dr. A, Prior Strangers Tea at s.3o—Strangers tc Y.M.C.A. and town heartily welcome. Solway Horae at 7.ls—Speaker : Mi Alf. Snowball. SUNDAY SERVICES. QALVA TI 0 N AR M Y 11 a.m. -Fs'iincsa M< e ing. Barrack 3 p.m.—MuaiciJ,iby fc'ilvor Band ;tn Orcli'wtfa. Vocal ituius, 7 p.m. - Biivnicks. B.ls—Town liall : Life <>: our Lor.l new aeries. [■ fc}ilvor_collfctio ' altjnmm an 1 ni n r bt,