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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10097, 20 September 1910, Page 1

Meetings airad Annus©mißnts. OUSTERS' HALL, MASTEHTOf MASTERTOiS'S PERMANENT POPUi-AR PISTURE PALAOE. EVEET EVENING AT 8. — "DAYNE HOMPSON' "~ JTAYWE . 50TUSE3. To-Night ' Tc-MSght The King of Picture Heroes, "LIEUT ROSE, R.N. "LIEUT ROSE, R.N. "LIEUT ROSE, R.N. .. a sid v HiS GUNNERS. In New and Exciting Heroic feats. "MICHAEL STROCROFF." ",VI!CHAEL STROCROFF." An adaptation by Edi-on of Cour.t Tol stoi's Famous Bus-ian Story, "A Life's Revenge. 1 ' "THE ANGEL of DAWSON'S. CLAIM." "THE WAY OF THE WORLD.' By the American Biograph Company 'Henry's New Hat" "Thf* Forbidden Novfcl.' "An Indian Chief's Generosity." /'A Coaching ifaraiiion Baie" T "An. Aw Ward Recruit.' "VENETIAN FIREMEN." Adults Is. Children 6d. Watch for Our Next LONG NIGHI

OWN HALL, MAKMRTON. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. TONIGHT, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th. And for THIS NIGHT ONLY. MR J. C. WILLIAMSON, - (By arrangement with GASTON MAYER Esq., of London), pre- * sents F. A. Anstey's Farcical Play THE BRASS BOTTLE. THE BRASS BOTTLE. THE BRASS BOTTLE. Interpreted by A NEW LONDON COMPANY. CAST OF CHARACTERS: Horace Ventimore... Leslie Holland Prof. Anthony Futvoye... Kenyon Musgrave Fakrash el Aamash. Evelyn Vernon Spencer Pringle ... .Arthur Soames Samuel Wackerbath... ' Herbert Greville Rapkin Waiter ............ Head Eft'reet ... Sylvia Futvoye Fred Cambourne Vincent Holman Albert Fergusson .... Dora Rignold /Mrs Futvoye ... Augusta Haviland 'Mrs Rapkin Mrij Wackerbath Jessie Sinna St. Clair . Leila Douglas Maud W T ingfield Zobeida (a houri)... Elsie Stevenson

Produced under the direction of MR CLAUDE VERNON. Stage Manager, Mr Maurice Dudley Musical Director, Mr Edgar Rice. PRICES—Ss, 3s, and 2s. BOX PLAN at MISS RIVE'S. ,CANAWATU AND WEST JL coast a, and p. GREAT RURAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW. 2nd, 3rd and 4th November, 1910, PALMERSTON NORTH. The Sock Breeders' Show, Farmers' Exhibition and People's Summer Show. MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB CHAMPION DOG SHOW. Schools and Industries' Competitions. TOTAL PRIZES, £1824. Entries for all excepting Live Stock close OCTOBER 7th. Live Stock Entries close OCTOBER 14th. I<REE COPY of Prize List «.t, application to J. C. LAN*!, Secretary.

POISON NOTICE. 'OISON will be laid for Dogs on the Whakataki Native Reserve. E. G. HARRIS. WAIRARAPA P. AND A. SOCIETY. ANNUAL HORSE PARADE. <HE Annual Horse Parade, un- . cier the auspices of the above Society, will be held at GREYTOWN on SATURDAY NEXT, September 24th, at 2.30 p.m., in the paddock at the back of the GreyS* town Hotel. Entries will be received up to Friday Evening, 23rd September. H. S. MOSS, Secretary.

MASTERTON TECHNICAL. SCHOOL. ART CLASSES. THe Third Term of the Art Classes, under the direction of Mr V. V Fenton, commences at the Technical School on WEDNESDAY Next, 21st inst. Pupils are reminded that fees are payable to the Instructor n^™**^^ Secretary.

MASTERTON TECHNICAL % " SCHOOL. THE Third Term of the Class in Dressmaking under Mrs Howell commences from This. Tuesday Aftemocn, 20th inst. Fee 10s per term payable in advance. BuNTmGy Secretary. ADVANCE MASTEETOMTIIOTOR CAB FOR HIRE. R E. J. EASTWOOD (late of IYJL Pahiatua) has pleasure in announcing that he has decided to have an "•r i Masterton.. . , , . the proprietor himself and special trips can be arranged at any hour. NIGHT HOURS-6 p.m. to 8 a.m. Ring ap private Phone 374.