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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10157, 29 November 1910, Page 1

.Meetings and Amusements. ORES TER S' HaL L., 1 HOMPSON DAYNE HOM PSON J- AYN E PEERLESS -OICTURES. 7 EERLESS JTICTURES. TO-NICHTI TO-NICHT! A SUPER-EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. The Great Convict Story: CONVICT NO. 796. CONVICT NO. 796. A -Thrilling Drama, showing the power of a song. Abounding with exciting scenes. APACHE COLD. APACHE COLD. . A favourite Indian Drama, depicting stirring incidents in connection with .a white i mans search for a rich Apache bold Florence Nightingale's Fun" Bl '" THE MODERN NERO. FOOLSHEAD AS CHAFFEUR. AND ,'. . Faith Won and Lost, A Window Jo Ilvßi dill") ■ «i■«■••» ■ .. arctic Expedition, Pathe Gazette, Children und

.own' hall, masterton. Wednesday, Nov. 30, & Thursday, Dec. 1. THE MASTERTON AMATEUR A THEATRICAL SOCIETY. Will Produce -LES CLOCHES do CORNEVILLE'' "LES CLOCHES de CORNEVILLE" •■LES CLOCHES de CORNEVILLE" A Comic Opera that will please everyone. A Comic Opera that contains exhilarating comedy. _ A Comic Opera that contains detightful music. A Comic Opera surrounded by charming scenery. LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE. 70 Peiforpers 70 First Class Orchestral Orchestra of 25 Players. Box Plan now open atMissßiyes,' V stall tickets may also be ob--tained. ' ~ Popular Prices— fts, 2s 6d, and ". , Overture at 7.45 sharp. TJoors open at' 7 o'clock. ARCH. C. PRAGNELL, Sec.

IOWN". HALL, MASTERTON. Direction Allan Hamilton. ■• TWO NIGHTS ONLY. FRIDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. HARRY PLIMMER and T REYNOLDS DENMSTON Present-the new Clyde Fitch Play, "LOVERS* LAME." "LOVERS' LANE." -The Sweetest Story Ever Told. -.lnterpreted by .a Specia ]y Selected Company, inchidmg 3HSS LIZETTE PARKES > ,/ : t■■:.:, -/ ., , and.. ;■ : < •■.*'■...■ ' - f . "MRS ROBERT BROUGH. Jerome K, Jerome's ;_ THE PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK. (Arrangement with Rupert Clarke •j'ul Clyde Meynell.) Prices-4s, 3s and 2s. Box plan and Day Sale Vat Miss Hive's. No extra diarge for booking. Box plan opens Wednesda,', oUtli. Touring' Manager, Gec:C;3 Buller.

NOTICE. Hole ami Holland, Limited. \BE above Company desires to notify it's customers that Mr Thomas Holland has sold his shares in the Company, and is now no longer connected with' the Prince of Wales Stables. . • Customers are requested to leave orders at the otables, or to ring up No. 24. R EDWARD LARSEN and L Family desire to express their sincere thanks to . the friends in Mauriceville West and the surrounding district who contributed. to the benefit tendered to Mr Larsen -'i account of his recent Tnisf.U'ic... •

TENDERS. 71 ,ENDERS arc invited for leasing A the property of Mr Frank V. Kempton, situated at Greytown. The property contains about 450 acres, with all necessary buildings, iind is eminently suitable for dairy farming. The Greytown Dairy Factory adjoins the property. Stock (including good dairy cows) and Implements may be taken at valuation. Intending tenants will be shown over the property on application to the owner (Telephone No. 39, Greytown.) Conditions of Lease may be seen at the office of Mr R. W. TATE, Solicitor, Greytown. . ''.'■''- Tenders will he received up' to 12 noon on SATURDAY, 3rd December, 1910, addressed as follows: F. V. KEMPTON, ■Care R. W. TATE, Solicitor, Greytown.

NOTICE. I WISH to announce that I am a CASH BUYER of all kinds of Fat Stpck during thfl coming freezing season. W. McKENZIE. r:a and MRS C. L. N. PETERSEN, Teachers of PIANOFOBTE AND VOICE PRODUCTION, BEG to nnnounco that their Teaching Rooms are now in the Y.M.C.A. Gyjnuasiuin, Church, St. ; Diaphragmatic Breathing a .' >,.''. :;'"■}''. '■• Speclafty.^'.•'■"'■-' ' .'■■ '"* Davs—MoMilayis'and Tliui'sdays. Pupils prepared for all examination s> Trinity .and ;nted Board! ''"'' -W*