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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10101, 24 September 1910, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. JOBESTEKS' H'\LL, MASTEBTQN " MASTEKTON'S fEXMANENT POPULAR PICSTUHIi PALACE. EVIiET EVEN IMG AT 8. THOMPSON HOMPSOM X AYi&E , pictures, iotures. TO-DAY TO-DAY at 2.30 sharp Chile:ren's Free nflatßnee The Great Sensational Kail way Pictuia THE PAY CAE. and The Telegraph Boy's Revenge CO.ME EAIiLY. No Admittance at'ctr 3 o'clock. To-Ni«ht Tc-Night A LONG PBOGBAMMB. Last Production of "THE CALL OF THE HEART." "JAPANESE FIREMEN." "LUCANOS LAKES." • ~rt SNDiAN'S LOVE." lite

Supplemented by KAIS MIOOUUM. After Emile Zola's Famous Book. "THE OBSTINATE MD Li." and other Subjects We .Charge Again R&cndayi Prices as Usual. Adults Is. Children 6d. BOXING ! BOXING ! MASTERTON BOXING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS. Great Meeting of Wairarapa. Boxers. TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 28th, 1910,. at 8 p.m. sharp. Semi FinaSs and Finals In the following weights: • Bantam, Feather, Light, Middle

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and Heavy. Trophies to be competed for,, include Six Silver Cups and Six Gold Medals. , Stalls and Pit, 2s; Dress Circle* 3s; Orchestral Stalls and Ringside ss. Box Plan ■•with Messrs Inns and Goddard, Booksellers, Queen Street, (next Club Hotel). 2s Tickets (unreserved) also on sale at Box Office*""No extra charge for Book-

OWN HALL, MASTERTON. A Sensational Amusement Event. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, and THURSDAY, SEPT. 29. Re-appearance after an Eight YearsTour of the World of VALDARES ENTERTAINERS. 10—STAR ARTISTS—IO. From the leading English, American and Australian Variety Theatres. THE VALDARES. The World's Greatest Comedy Cyclists. A Marvelloiis Act. ZAMONI/ Ventriloquial Entertaiiicv. DIAMOND HART, Dashing-Serio and Dancer. • VARNO SISTERS and JAMES TITUS, Laughing, Singing, and Dancing Sketch Artists. REGGIARDO, Daring Juggler and Animal Trainer. FRED FOLEY, High-class Magician and Illusionist. Also some of the LATEST MOTION PICTURE SUCCESSES. Popular Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Miss Rive's. Doors open 7.30* overture at 8. |HE Annual Meeting of the Masterton Permanent Investment and Building Society will be held in Murray's Hall on MONDAY, 3rd October, 1910, at 3.30 p.m. 1 J. B. KEITH, Manager. 'NIVERSITY OF NEW ZEA- • J LAND. I EXAMINATIONS will commence on TUESDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1910, for the following:— Matriculation ; Junior , University, Senior National and Taranaki , Scholarships; .Medical and Engineering Preliminary; Solicitors' and Barristers' General knowledge; Mus. Bac. Intermediate. ~ _.._,,.,. CENTRES OF EXAMINATION: \ Centre is constituted on receipt of entries from ten candidates or a guarantee that candidates fees will be made up to twenty guineas. No extra fees should he sent until after notification. NOTE.—Guarantee-Forms may he | obtained on application. Candidates are required to use Forms of Application, may be obtained from v tae Actmg-Regis-tr Candidates' notices must be sent on or before MONDAY 17th OC- . OBER, accompanied by the examination Fee, or up to 31st OCTOBER, with a fine ol J. wo Guineas extra to the Fee, or up to 14th NOVEMBER, with a fine of Four Guineas extra to the *ee. Cheques must have exchange added and Public Account Receipts or Stamps will not be accepted. FEES. For Matriculation, Medical or Engineering Preliminary, or General Knowledge £• - „+i™-. Two Guineas. Examination ••• l y u For Scholarship Exanuna ; an this case a second guinea is payable if the candidate Matriculates.) , -n For Scholarship and 1 re- . . J V . Two Guineas J Candidates for' Scholarships must be not less than 16 and not more thai 19 years of age on Ist Decernber, 1910. ~ „,~. i Ten Junior University Scliplaishins and Twenty Senior National sSrships, each of the annual value of £2O, and tenable for three veas, are offered at this Examination There will be an additional allowance of £3O, made to each Scholar who requires to live away from home to attend a University C °Fof Regulations as to Scholarships, application may be made to the Acting-Registrar. - B. HECTOR, Acting-Registrar Wellington, 15th September, 1910.