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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10072, 18 June 1910, Page 1

Special Advertisements. TOWN HAJLL PICTURES. TOWN HALL PICTURES. AN UNIQUE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. To-night. To-night. "BEFOllfc] IKE MAST." "BF.FOEE TELE MAST." "BEFORE THE MAST." J'GOLF OF SALERNO." •'GULF OF SALEKNO" "GULF OF SALfciRNO." "ARTIST CHIOGGIA." k "Before the Mast" is one of the greatest and most thrilling dramas of modsrn times. " The Gulf of Salerno" is a coloured scenic presentation of exceptional beauty and brilliance • " Artist Chioggia" is a marvelous scenic c ncepfcion. Comics include " Stickfast Paste," *' A Midnight Adventure," etc., etc. A Great, ThrilHng Spectacular Programme. Adult Admission still - SIX PENC E 1/-, 1/6. Children 6d to ail parts. GRAND MATLNEE at 2.30 This Afternoon. Town rtall Pictures. FAMILY COMMUTATION TICKETS. IN order to still further popularise their Entertainments the Proprietors of the Town Hall Pictures are now issuing Family Commutation Tickets. A cai.d containing Six Stall Tickets (admitting on any evcding) may be purchased from the Booking Office, or from Inns & Goddardfor Five Shillings, and a card containing Six Dress Circle Tickets for 7s 6d.

lOWN HALL, HASTEETON. Direction of Hugo Gorlitz. A MUSICAL TEEAT. MONDAY, JUNE 20th. The Deminion-born Musical Marvels— THE ELWOOD TEIO (Harry, aged 16, Violin; Pauline, aged 15, Piano; George, aged 11, 'Cello), Supported by MISS WINNIE NIXON, tne Popular Soprano. The programmes will include the Masterpieces of Masters, interpreted by untaught genius. PEICES—2s and Is. Reserved Seats at the Dresden.

FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. -HOW GROUNDS, MISTERTON. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 18th. Senior Championship— CARTERTON v. RED STAR. Admission Is; Ladies free. J. M. NICHOLLS, Hon. Sec.

PEE-SESSIONAL. .- W. C. "i UCHA NA N, _.l M.P., . Will Deliver Addresses as under : Town Hall, GEEYTOWN-MONDAY, 20th June. Victoria Hall, CAETEETON—WEDNESDAY, 22nd June. Town Hall, FEATHERSTON-THOES-DAY, 23rd June. Town Hall, Mariinborough—SATUEDAY, 25th June. Chair taken each evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies specially invited.

TENDERS FOR STUMPING. lENDERS are invited until Monday, 20th inst>, For Stumping about 50 acres at Eiendale, Te Whih. h. m. mclaren, Te WMti. BOXING. MASTERTON CL£JB. FORMS o£ Application for Active Membership of the above Club for the ensuing quarter may now be obtained. New members may qualify for the Masterton and Wairarapa Championships. Early application is advised, since the membership is limited. Subscription, 10s 6d per quarter. W. SAVILLE SMITH, Hon. Sc'-jretaiy. ■ Mess rs W. B. Cbennelis & Co.'s Offioea, Masterton.

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT society. New Ze?.lind Branch: Custom House Qaay, Wellington, LOST POLICY. T is the intention of the Soc'ety on or . after the 17fch day of July next, to iisue a Copy Policy in pHce of Policy No. 423986, on the life of Hugh Remington, is declared to have been lost. Dated at Wellington this 17th day of June, 1910. EDWARD W. LOWE, ' Resident Secretary.

WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. "INGLESIDE" 7"ILL be held in Exchange Hall Thursday, June 23rd. Tickets from Messrs B. Chamberlain, Q. R. Sykes, E. H. Waddington, J H. Pauline, "W. Seller, Gordon Stewart, J B. Mckenzie J.C.EWINGTON. QUEEN STREET MASTEETON Waipoua Coach Factory, Engineering, Motor and Cycle Works. "EHICLES o£ every description built to order. Engineering work in all its branches. Fully equipped plant under an expert engineer. .ROVER CYCLES, MOTOR CYCLES ! AND CARS. Agencies—Rouse, Hurrell and Co.'s Vehicles, Traction, Portable and Oil J EnginftS, Benzine and Oils, and Massey 1 Harris Implements. A large supply fo xtras on hand.