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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 988, 7 March 1910, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. "FORESTERS* HALL, MASTERTOJS. Masterton's Permanent POPULAR PICTURE PALACE. EVERY EVENING AT 8, 'SsssJS THSM : P&Si "DICTURES, X ICTURES. To-Night. To-Night. THE SENSATIONAL PICTURE "A DASH TO DEATH." What appeals to the public more than deeds of heroism ? A thrill goes tarough alias they watch a daring deed, ltas picture will give you all the thrill you ■want. f THE HATJNTEU KITCHEN," Amusing and Mystifying. Creates Shrieks of Laughter.

Prices—l/ 6 and 1/- Children under 15 years 6d. MASTERTON PRESBYTERIAN SUM DAY SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY SOCIAL. IN Knox Hall t5Fs EVENING commencing at 7.30. Programme of vocal, instrumental and other items. Tickets, 1/-; Children, half-price. moWN HALL, MASTERTON X A mammoth attraction. ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY, MARCH 7th.' First appearance in Masterton of MR HARRY RICKARD'S ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE CO. Presenting the biggest aggregation of Novelty Acts eyer submitted to a Masterton Audience/ Mr and Mrs Bob Fitzsimmons In a Brilliant Comedy Sketch. Miss Julia Gif Ford, The Famous American Soprano. Mr Franco Piper, ' Maestro of the Spinning, Tossing, Juggling and Swinging Banjo. The Three Sisters Trapnell, Europe's Leading Acrobats and Tumblers. The Wheelers, Trick Cyclists. ' Mr Fred Bluett, Comedian. Vaude and Verne, Comedians. And the BIOSCOPE PICTURES of THE FITZSIMMONS-LANG FIGHT. The programme to be submitted will be precisely the same as that which created such a furore in Wellington. Prices—4/-, 2/6, 1/- Early doors 6d 6 xtra. Doors open at 7- To commence at 8. Box plan at Miss Rive's. Kopuaranga Sports Club.

THIRTEENTH ANNUAL GATHER ne. EASTER MONDAY, ' 28th MARC a, 1910. £lO IN PRIZE MONEY £7O Kopuarartga Handicap £2O. R UNNING, "Wrestling, Hammer and Shot Throwing, Sawing and Chopping Competitions, Quoits Match, Horse Competition, and numerous other interesting events and good prize money. Entries close Saturday, 19th March. Programmes forwarded on application. G. A. DONOVAN,Hon.Sec., Kopuaranga. ST. MATTHEW'S CLUB. A MEETING will be held in the Schoolroom on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Business —Arrangements in connection with Hockey Club. .N Ef ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DINNEVIRKE RACES AT TAMAKI, 9th and 10th MARCH. Holiday excursion tickets to Tamaki, available for return until 11th March, will he obtainable at Palmerston North, Napier, Masterton and intermediate stations on 9th and 10th March. On 9th and 10th March A special passenger train, stopping, if required, at all stations, will leave Palmerston North at 10.20 a.m., Woodville 11.30, ani arrive Tamaki 12.15 p.m. jail trains will stop at Tamaki for passeneß"s, if required. All ordinary tickets to Danneyirke from South, or to Tahoraiti from North, will be available for break of journey at Tamaki. BY ORDER. REMOVALNOTICE. WE beg to notify our numerous patrons that we have removed to better and more commodious business premises next Bank of New Zealand, Queen Street. The new shop has been thoroughly renovated and modernised. It is splendidly lighted and patrons wishing to inspece our stock of WALL PAPERS may do so with every confidence that the Stock is equal to anything to be seen in the larger centres. J. SMITH & SONS, Q tT SEN-STBEETj MASTEIOTON LEE & BOXHALL, BUTCHERS, MASTERTON. THE best Meat at the least price—do livered at your home. Telephone No. 2". KAA GIVEN AWAY—Cham awOUU pion CUSTARD POWDET —simply delicious with stewed anc bottled fruits, puddings, etc. Particulars •in each tin 4d j extra large size 6d. Al - fgtaCßis andstorekeepers.