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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10050, 26 July 1910, Page 1

meetings and Amusements. ■jtoiUSTEES' HALL, MASTEKTOJSi, Masterton's Permanent POPULAR PICTURE PALACE EVERY EVENING AT 8, L 353838, MESSRS THOMPSON AND pAYNJK JDiracfcbuof ... JOHN PAYNE THOMPSON T>AYiWE HOMP&OH L AYWE PICTURES, ICTURES. TO-MGHT- TO-NIGHr. An All Star Program ms. "SHOOTING AN OIL WELL." "THE THBEAD IN DESTINY." "THE LIVINGSTONE CASE." "BABI'3 POWER." "PAUL PRY." FOOLSHEAD MARRIES AGAINST MIS WILL." One Shilling. Children 6d.

mOWN HALL, MASTEETOJ) Teresa Oarreno Concerts. Direction Benno Schorek. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 29th FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 29th WELCOME TO MADAME TERESA CARRENO. CARRENO. CARRENO. CARBENO. The Celebrated Pianist. The world has honoured Teresa Carieno tor seasons many, and with every season for so doing, for she is the strongest individuality among all the women pianists of the present and the past generation, and her mastery of the keyboard is eo supreme that it stands shoulder to shoulder with that of the toremost pianists of the world, and of all time, regardless of sex. CARRENO. Pronounce " Car-rain-yo." The Most Amazing and Interesting Artist Ever Heard in Australia! Admission ; Reserved Seats, Six Shillings; Stalls, Pour Shillings; and Back Seats Two Shillings. JSeserved Seats and Four Shilling Tickets now obtainable at Miss Rive's.

OWN HALL, MASTEETON. ■WEDNESDAY, JULY 27th, at 8 o'clock. THE FAMOUS AFRICAN TEAYELLEE, MISS MARY HALL, WILL LECTURE on her "Trek from the Cape to Cairo." Box Plan now opm U Miss Hive's, Seats 2a and Is. No extra charge for booking. The chair will be taken by His Worship the Mayor (Mk. J. M. Coba.dine), atß o'clock. * NOTHER Euchre Tournament will k V« \,alA in fVin R"nvirmT>i "Hall TttTS (Tuesday) Evening, at 8 o'clock. Prizst have been donated by Messrs Watson & "Ko and and Youcg. Light Refreshment? Provided. 4 LECTURE on fhe Eye and Its Defects will be delivered by ME J. >f, SPE *R, M.P.0.C., Dr. of Optics, in Murray's Hall on FRIDAY, sth August, at 8 p.m. The subject will be illustrated with i special set of scientific slides slowing the anatomy of the human eye. Admission Free t MASTEETON HOMING PIGEON CLUB. IHE Annual General Meeting of the __ Masterton Homing Pigeon Club will be held in tne Fire Police Station on Monday, August Ist, at 8 o.in. Business—Election of Officers and General. / W. J HOAE, Hon. Sec.

MASTEBTON AMATEUR THEATRICAL SOCIETY. A GENERAL Meeting of all Members of the Mastetton Amateur Theatrical Scciefcy will be held in Murray's Halloa Wkdnksd4.y Evening Next, 27th July. 1910. Busi.ess important. All are particularly requested to attend. ts. A. OiMPBELL, Hon. Sec.

HE GERALD C. BRANSON TS Prepared to take Pupils for ■i VOICE PRODUCTION. A ' SINGING AND ELOCUTION, DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING CARTERTON— Wednesday. Studio Room: No. 4, Exchange Buildings, Queen Street f, Mckenzie, Pianist, S open for Engagement for Parties. L Balls, etc., during dancing season, Orchessra provided if required Address. KingwoU." Chapel-street MRS A. A- PIKETT, [Pupil of Spencer Lorraine, London.] I S Prepared to take PDI'I L.S for SINGING VOICE PRODUCTION AND ART Otf BREATHING. Temporary Studio: 119 Cole Street, M^tarCou Telephone 320. Terms on application.

HAY. HAY, HAY. "E have a st-xik of Primi Jlover tlay ; «Isj a sjo-.> i Urn of Cow Hay. CHAMBERLAIN AND SGSS, CONTRA."TO3S FOKOEAIN AND i/U'TSK HKE3FTMG, AJLBBW 6TJBBST, MABTBBTOH