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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9655, 20 November 1909, Page 1

Meeting 5 aid Amusements. JORESI KKS' HALL, MASTERTON Masterton's Popular Picture Palace. Messbs Ttio.MPSON anu 1 ATM 5. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! nhOMPSDN TJAYNE Xhompsom JIaYNE T)'CTURES, Jt ICTURES. Complete Change of Programme. INCLUDING The Street Waif. The Street Waif. AN AERIAL ELOPEMENT. AN AERIAL ELOPEMENT. And the Flower Girl of Paris. Supported by "Housw Cleaning—The Lin of Pea f h HoacMruas in Brittany—Dash for HelpColombo & Environs—The Moth Hunter. Married in Haste POPULAR PICTURE PRICES. One Shilling. Front Seats, 1/6. Children 6d Local Rerresentative S. J. PS * 13 ">* ■BTfIODIST OHUBCH, , MASTERTON. SUNDAY SERVICES—NOV. 21st. Masterton, 11 a.m. "The Sealing Spirit," Eev. C. E. Porter. Masterton, 7 p.m.—Mi CH. Poole, (Young Men specially invited.) Kuripuni, 7 p.m.—Rev. C. E. Porter. M Wangaeliu, 3 p.m.—Uev. C. E. Porter. "ETHODIST JUNIOR MEN'S . BIBLE CiiASS. SUNDAY, NOV. 21st, 2.45 p m. "WHAT CONSTITUTES A MiN."

MR C. H. POOLE, M.P. All Men Welcome. 1 MATTHEW'S PARISH. >• Evening Service in Kuripuni Hall To-morrow (&uaday) Evening at 7 o'clock. ~N~O X C H U R C H MASTERTON. SUNDAY SERVICES-NOV. 21st. Masterton, 11 am. —" to the Church in Thyatira," Rev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., B.D. Masterton, 7 p.m. Eev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., B.D. Masterton, 2.30 p.m. Young Men's Class Chesterton, "The Eternal Revolution," Rev A. T. Thompson, 8.A., B.D. * Kaituna, 3 p.m.—Mr A. C. Snowball. Miki Mild,'.) p.m. -MrC. J. I'ocker. Kopuamnga, 7.30 p.m. —Mr 0. J. Tocker. RELATIONAL CHURCH. J CtIAVHh fITREKT. SUNDAY, 21st NOVEMBER. Pr.>ft-;hir: REV. A. HODGE. Mastert'in, 11 a.m., "The • bst Coronation " Masterton, 7 p.m , " The Attitude and Teaching of Christ Regarding L\£e's ~i trustifies." TO-NIGHT-PERSONAL WORKERS'CLASS at 7.30 TO-MORROW, at 5 C. H. POOLE, M.P., A TALK TO MEN. STRANGERS' TEA AT 5.30. All Men Welcome. THE LECTURE, ««MAKING FRIENDS WITH UNCLE SAM," WILL be delivered in the METHODIST SOHOOLKOOM on MONDAY NEXT, 22nd NOVEMBER, at 7.30 p.m., by O. H. POOLE, MP.

.Mr Poole, the Member for Auckland Wett, is welt-known as a bright and humorous speaker. The Lecture will] bo illustrated by some 60 first-class Lantern Slides, secured by Mr Poole while travelling through Uncle Sam's home. The chair will be occupied by His Worship the Mayor (Mr P. L. Moiling). TICKETS, 1/- eich. Pr curabld at Mesßrs lrines and Goddard's.

MASTERTON SOUTH BRASS BAND. WANTED EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHLLD to COME to the VILLAGE FAIR, in the KURIPUNI HALL, on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 22nd and 23rd. THEN ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21th. What Ho! Come and Have Some Fun. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. MAGNIFICENT display of ORIL EWTAL GOODS is now on view in No. 3 Sample Room, Exchange Buildings, Queen Street, Masterton (left hand side Arcadia Tea Rooms'*. Amongst the principal iteir.s may be mentioned: — SILK & LINEN LACES (all widths and patterns), SILK, HOLLAND, MUSLIN & CASHMERE DRESSES and BLOUSES (all handsomely embroidered), CURTAINS, SPANGLED SCARPS, LACE, MUSLIN & LINEN GOODS (all beautifully worked), BENARES BRASSWAEE, CURIOS, Etc., Etc. For Christmas or Wedding Presents the above cannot be equalled, and those desiring to remember their friends this festive season will do well to make a call of inspection. SALE OPEN DAILY from 9 to 6 (Thursday afternoon excepted), Saturday 9.3) p.m., and closing definitaly en Saturday evening, 27th inst. TAKARUA WINES, rtirg Up XX-A