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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10137, 7 November 1910, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. ORES T E 11 S' HALL, HOMPSON HOMPSON AYN E AYNE PEERLESS T>IC7URES. EERLESS X ICTURES. " TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER STERLING PROGRAMME. "ON THE BORDER STATES." One of the popular American Biograph Company's Dramas, depicting thrilling incidents m the American Civil War. "INDIAN GIRL'S ROMANCE. Interesting! Exciting!! Sensational!-! "From Forest to Breakfast Table. Showing the making and publication of a newspaper. Oh, That Tonic. The Pathe Gazette. Tilly the Tomboy. The Bellringer's Daughter, The Mulligans' Hire Out, The Unexpected Servant. In the Spreewald, Russia. Trip on Lake Lugano. Same Old Prices -Adult^CWWrenfid^ MASTERTON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. SEVENTH SEASON. THIRD CONCERT. FIOWN BALL, MASTERTON. THURSDAY, November 10th, 19t0. Box plan at rims and Goddard's. H. INNS, Secretary. NOTICE. WISH to announce that I am a CASH BUYER of all kinds of t Siu;'!-: clurinj; the coming freezW. McKENZIE. MASTERTON COUNTY. lENDERS will be received at this office, where plans and specifications may be seen, until Noon on the Bth November, 1910, for tne following works:— CONTRACT 239—Alf rodton-Webor ; Road, Building a Roadman's Cottage. Contract 240.—Pairau Swamp Road, and Opaki Loop Line, Formation and Metalling. Dated this. Ist day of November, 1910. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. STRING BANS.TUSIO ior GARDEN PARTIEb, .tjl etc., ni any part of the Wai■•rarapa will be supplied by a First-i Class STRING BAND. Asiv number of instrumentalists supplied, charge to range according to numbers. Full particulars from F. MCKENZIE, "RINGWELL," MASTERTON. MASTERTON MUNICIPAL BAND. ALL Accounts owing by the above Band must be rendered to the undersigned bv the 20th inst. W. J. BIGGS, Secretary, STRAYED. "1 TRAY ED on to my property at ~j Upper Plain, 1 dark bay mare, (5 vears old; 1 bright bay, 3 years old ; 1 filly, 2 years old ; 1 dark yearling filly. Owner can have same on application. ■ EUG ENE O' SULL T V AN, , Upper Plain. NKW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OUAREVILLE RACES, 9th and 10th NOVEMBER. TOLIDAY EXCURSION TICK--1 ETS to CLAREVILLE, available for return until 12th November, will be obtainable (except where ordinary fares are less) from Woodville,' Opaki and intermediate stations, and from Wellington (Lambton), Woodside, Grey town, and intermediate stations, on Bth, 9th, and 10th November. NOTE.—On 10th November these tickets will be available by morning trains only. On 9th and 10th November:— The train leaving Woodville for Wellington at 8.15 a.m. will arrive Clareville 12.5 p.m. The train usually leaving Cai'ier- ' ton for Woodville at 4.20 p.m. will leave' at 5.20 p.m., Clareville 5.30, Ma-uVrton 0.15 p.m., and arrive Woodville usual time. Special passenger train will, leave Mi.sterton' for Clareville at 10.30 a.m. KVium trains leave Clarevil'e nt Tlie trains leaving Wellington for Woodville at 7.15 a.m. and Woodvillf for Wellington at 1.20 p.m., stop at Clareville for passengers. BY ORDER. GLADSTONE HOTEL, UTR W. YOUNG (late of the Waiiam J/JL Hotßl, Waitara), begs to announce to th? residents of t>e Waira•rapathai ho has taken ovtr thea;:_.vE wall known aid popu ar hwswlry _ 'I he ■■proprietor t-.-ast-s, by ftri.'.t attention _tc busmen, to merit a fiir share cf rt biic ■ patronu^.*. itf: %h-.<.'k<3 1. " W. rOUN«*, Pr<vimt"".