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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10060, 4 June 1910, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. FORESTERS' HALL, MASTERTON. Masterton's Permanent POPULAR PICTURE PALACE, EVERT EVENING AT 8. Lessees: Messes Thompson and Payn* Direction of ... JOHN PAYNE __ -QAYRIE JSCTURES, . ICTUKES. To-Night. To-Night. "While yon are waiting come and see out litt e lot, We show yoi how pictures shoald be produced, alterations are completed we give yoa the quintessence of perfection, Another Budget of Stars, including THE SPANISH GIbL LOVE AND TREASON OITR management Tvill not be respcnsible for injuries caused by laughing. Don't foraet the Children's Free Matinee every Saturday afternoon. Some of cnr proceeds go to provide the ■Jbest fiim3 obtainable for you to see, Our Prices: ONE SHILLING, 1/8, 6d j 10WN HALL, MASTERTON. Diraction J. C. Williamson. GRAND OPERA COMPANY. Exactly as in Sydney and Wellington. To-Night— Saturday June 4th, J. C. WILLIAMSON PRESENTS The Great Lyric Prima Donna, MISS AMY CASTLES, in her incomparable impersonation of *'CHO CilO SAN" in MADAM BUTTERFLY. by Giacomo Puccini. Also First Appearance Here of Signob John Zebga—Abthttb Cbane The Magnificent GR£ND ORCHESTRA ' under the direction of the illustrious ( SIGNOB ROBEBTO HAZON. \ Stage Manager Henry Bracy. Prices of admission—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, booked, 7s 6d ; Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, at door, ss; ■Stalls, up to 7.30, 4a, after 7.30, 3a ; Pit; «p to 7 30. 3s, after 7.30,2 a. Box Plan at Mis 3 Rive's. The curtain will rise at 8. Children in Arms not admitted. W. H. Jackson Presentation,

IHE COMMITTEE invites all Persons who desire to subscribe to the Presentation to be made to Mr W. H. Jackson, to celebrata his 21 years' service as Head Master of the Masterton School, to forward their subscriptions to •"§ the Treasurer (Mr. P. L. Hollings), before the 16th June. W. M. EASTHOPE, Secretary. Y.M.C;A. Y.M.G.A, SUNDAY, at 5 p.m. Sfeakeb—REV. A. HODGE. • / Strangers' Tea at 5 p.m. '■* ALL MEN WELCOME. SOLWAT SERVICE at 7,15, Speakeb—Mß G. FALLA. />tONGREGAT[ONAL CHURCH. j CHAPEL STBEET. Preaeher-REV ALFRED HODGE. 11 a.m.—" The Place of the Spirits' Eest." 1 p m.—" I will not send them away Fasting." METHODIST CHURCH, MASTERTON. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. Masterton, 11 a.m., Rev C. E, Porter. Subject, "The Conversion of Saul of Tarsus." Masterton, 7 p.m.—Rev. Porter. Subject, " The Trinity." ' (Special offerings for Trust Funds). Kuripnni.'ll and 7pm., Mr F. Harris, "Wangaehu, 3 p.c, Mr F. T. Harris. "NOX CHURCH MASTERTON. SUNDAY SERVICES. Ma3terton, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev J.Kennedy Elliott, JB.A., (Wel- ' ington) Kaituna, 3 p.m., Mr C. J. Tocker. Kopuaranga, 7.30 p.m., Mr C. J. Tocker, MikiMiki, 3 p.m., Mr Feist.

THANKS. ,HE relatives of the late Mrs E. Eatnbb desire to return their heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of sympathy with the family in their recent sad bereavement. •FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. ITIOW GEOUNDS, MASTEBTON. ) - TO-DAY. Senior Championship— RED STARS r. GBEYTOWN. idaxission Is; Ladio3 free. J. M. HICHOLLS, Hon. See. THE HftWKE'S BAY FRUIT DEPOT. place for dependable FED IT 1 and Tho Highest-grade CONFECTIONERY. Phone 246. F. J. ROBBINS, Proprietor. ' -\PIEE PAEK BACLYG CLUE. Winter ftfleating. 22nd aud 23rd Jaae, 1910. NOMINATIONS for all e-/3Ut3 close on THURSDAY, Jane 2cd. at 8 p.m. J. E. GLEADOW, tie.crat.iiy.