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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10088, 8 September 1910, Page 1

Meetings and Amusemants ■pjEESTEKS' HVLu, MASIEttTu MASTERTON'S PERMANENT POPULAR P»GTUR£ PALACE EVERY EVfiNlhtf AT 8. THOMPSON D*VNE — X AY**J£ Putukes TO-NICHT. TO-NIGHT. - First scries u«der the ne\ )■ s^s'.em. Indian's Horrible Revenue Indian's Horrioie Rsvengj A Story of Thrilling Adventure. A LAUNDKY MAKE SAV£D BY HER BOG. Showing Wonderful Canine Sagacity. Trip to uemlsrooK, Victoria A beautiful Trtia Eide. World's Champion Wrestling LA SEVILLE. LA ti£\~lJLLt*Betty and Fireworks "Playing 'iiuant' "Li uioii Cnildren" ur '-suddtn Wealtu" . ; SHADuW lOoUx-oHINE '■A Lover'b Stratagem" Mr 1 Uiiley's inumph One Shilling. Children 6d. . MATINEE Si'' UEDAY. TOWN HALL, MASTERTON. An Irresistible Attraction. TO-NICHT (Thursday) TO-NICHT. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Hugh J. Ward presents his COMPANY OF COMEDIAi\&, including MISS GRACE PALOTTA. And the Popular Australian Artists, . including—--1 MISS CELIA GHILONI, MISS MAUD CHETWYND., Supported by a Brilliant Company of Comedians, in The Mighty Merry Laughing Success "THE CIRL FROM RECTOR'S." By Paul M. Potter, Author of "Trilby." Characters: Loute Sedane ... Miss Grace Palotta Richard O'Shaugnessy ...Mr Aubrey Mallalieu Duddle Mr Leslie Moore Colonel Andrew Tandy ... Mr.Reginald Wykeman Professor Aubrey Maboon ... Mr Hugh J. Ward Mrs Wither spoon Copley ... Miss Celia Ghiloni Marcia Singleton ... Miss Ruby Baxter .ngelica ... Miss Maud Chetwynd Judge Caperton ...Mr Robert Greig Knickebein ... Mr L. Hardinge Deacon Wriggleford ... Mr H. H. Wallace. Admiral Tar'iMX ... Mi' James Hastie Mrs Tarbox .. Miss Clive Winstone Florist's Assistant ... Mr H. Lister Gilbert Laughter Holding Both its Sides. Hits an audience in the place where it keeps its expressions of joy with tremendous vitality. Box plan at Miss Rive's. Prices—ss, 3s, 2s. W. A. LOW, Treasurer. FOOTBALL. DTAGO v. WAIEAEAPA, AT CAKTEETON. | the convonience of patrons _jj Messrs Hole and Holland will run a dr&o to Caiterton to-day, leaving the Masterton Post Office at half-past one. CRICKET. * MEETING will be held in the Dominion Hall at 7 o'clock on THURSDAY NIGHT, to form a Red Cross CricKet Club for Thursday Competitions. Butchers and Bakers are requested " _ MASTERTON BOROUGH. v THE MUNICIPAL CORPORA- / TIONS ACT; THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT; THE PUJ3LIC WORKS ACT; THE RATING ACT. > -OTJBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Jt GIVEN that at a special meeting held on the L6th day of August 1910, the Masterton Borough •Council under its Common Seal resolved as follows: "That for the purpose of providing the interest, sinking fund, and other charges upon a loan of Three Thousand One Hundred and Fifty-five Pounds Sterling (£3,155), authorised tc be raised by the Masterton . Borough Council under the pro"l visions and in pursuance anc exercise of the powers vested n it in that behalf by the Ac* hereinbefore recited FOR THI PURPOSE of providing a moi evy oi tuts structing two bridges over tli Waipoua River at the Norther: entrance to the Town of Mastei ton together with 26 chains c ■ approaches thereto the said Ma; terton Borough Council hereb makes and levies a special rat of 0.06 pence in the £ value ( and upon the unimprove rateable value of a rateable property of ar within the administrate area of the Borough of Maste ton; and that such special ra shall be an annually recurrn rate during the currency of su< loan and be payal half-yearly on the thirtieth d; of June and the thirty-first d of December in each and eve year during the currency of su loan, being a period of thirty-i and a half years, or until 1 loan is fully paid off." AND FURTHER NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that at a mcing of the said Council to be h -at the Council Chambers, Cha Street, Masterton, on Tuesday, 20th day of September, 1910, foregoing resolution will be subi ted for confirmation. The resolution after its confir tion will operate as and from publication in the New Zea! Gazette. BY ORDER, Wm. T. MANSFIEL Town Cl Dated this 17th day of August,: