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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 973, 17 February 1910, Page 1

'Meetings and Amusements. F" 3RESTERS' HALL, MASTERTON. Masterton's Permanent POPULAR PIDTURE PALACE every evening AT 8, TKOMPION = PAJKH PICTURES, ICTURES. Don't forget that the sliding roof keeps •you cooler than you would b9 at home. To-Night. To-Night. The greatest pictorial drama yet prsduced "SISTER ANGELA." \(A revelation in Cinematography). "THE INDIAN RHNNEE'S ROMANCE." "THE UNLUCKY WINNER. I£ you are down in the dumps come THE FARMER'S RACE FOR THE CUP " ...AND... "MOTHER MITCHELL'S CAT. j« A SURGICAL OPERATION." The laugh caused by the above will cure you of all ills. A Real T.P. Programme. Prices—l/ 6 and 1/- Children under 15 years 6d. 'rtlOWN HALL ! DRILL HALL TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! And Every Evening at 7.30. SHOW WEEK, *Bl. John Ambulance District Nurse Fund. MONSTER BAZAAR • (In aid of Funds for Nursing the Sick Poor in their own Home 3.) Open till Saturday, 19th February, ( Every evening from 7.30 to 10; Afternoon and evening Friday and Saturday COMPETITIONS. TO-NIGHT! TO-BffGHT! Piano Solo, reading at sight: Boys and Girls under 16. 'Spelling : Standards 3, 4, 5 and 6. Impromptu Debate. Prepared speech. First, Second and Third Prizes. 'jJIOWN HALL, MASTERTON. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing Monday, February 21st, The Only Original Lilliputians (Direct from Sydney) POLLARD'S MERRY MIDGET COMPANY, In their Charming and Unique MUSICAL MELANGE. Brilliant Ballets, Superb Costumes, Delightful Music. Introducing the famous Nautical Musical, and Scenic Production Nelson, or The Battle of Trafalgar. A Show Replete with Attractive Novelties. EVERY CHILD A STAR ARTIST. Specially trained by Mr Charles A. • Pollard, the originator of Lilliputian opera in Australasia. Change of Programme each night. Prices : 3/-, 2/- and t/- Box plan and day sales ot Miss A. E. Rive's. Special Matinee Tuesday, 'February "(32nd, at 2.30 p.m.' . MASTERTON MOUNTED RIFLES. MEMBERS of the Masterton Mounted Rifles will master at Drill Halljon THURSDAY, 17th inst., at - 2.30 p Annual Training Camp. fo r J. ,C. McHILLOP, Officer Commanding. Y.M.C.AJ SWIMMING CARNIVAL. I NO Entries received after TO-NIGHT. 36 Prizes-£lB ValueSchoolboys and Boy Scouts free. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE friends of Mb Alfred Evans are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, whioh will leave the residence of Mr Z. M. Hoar, Chapel Street, on Friday next at 3.3# p.m. for the Masterton Cemetery. •Z. M. HOAR, Embalmer & Sanitary Undertaker, TO BUILDERS. * rjIEhDERS are invited fof»» Renovating, Decorating, Spd Drainage Works at the resis«dce of J. F. gggj|Maunsell, Esq., Lagjg'downe. Plans and specifications of works con> - templated can be seen at the W.F.C.A. Masterton. Tenders are to be ; .n the hands of the undersigned by 4 p.m. oi THURSDAY, 24th inst. PENTY & LAWRENCE, Architects. P.O. Box 626, Wellington. MASTERTON BOROUGH. THE Ladies' Swimminsr Club havinc postponed their proposed Swimmini ■ Sports, Notice is hereby given that th< " Christina and Alice Memorial Baths • will be open to the public during th whole of to-day (THURSDAY), a: • usual. By Order War. T. MANSFIELD, * Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Council Chambers v Masterton. Dated this 16th day of Feb. 1910. ART CLASSES. PUPILS and intending Pupils ai notified that the Art Classes wi resume on SATURDAY, 19th, an THURSDAY, 24th February. |J. SMITH, Artist,