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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10136, 14 January 1911, Page 1

*eeiings and Amusements. "J7l uRE S T KIU' H i. l^ Lessees .' Thompson and Payne. Direction •••• J^. l^ . ,JL HOMPSON - A AYNE PICTURES. SGTURES. TO-NICHTJ n TO-NIGHT! A Superb Series of Superior Selections. Greeted with Packed House Last .. Night. A Famous Drama. THE ICONOCLAST. One of the. THE ICONOCLAST, finest-produc-tions of the American Bio. Co. Two Great Dramas:. LOST IN THE SOUDAN. IN LIFE'S CYCLE. Supported by These Gems: Fooishead Between Two Fires. Tweedle Dum as Jockey. Mugwump Takes the Washing Home. A Tale of Two Coats. The, Lord Mayor's Show, 1910. * The Wooing O'ot. SAME'OLIT MILLION PRICES:-< Adults, Is; Children under U, 6d. ,0W Is HAL L, MASIISRTON. Direction ..: -J- C. WilKamson Co. THE DOLLAR PRINCESS. "Like an enthralling magic it seems, Calling and calling 'soul .of mj Joy that is. sadness, pain that is bliss, ~ „ Stormy as madness, soft as a kiss.

"' Direction of J. C. ■Williamson, Ltd. MONDAY, JANUARY 16th.MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON Presents THE DOLLAR PRINCESS! THE DOLLAR PRINCESS! By A. M. Wilner and F. Greenbaum, Adapted by Basil Hood, with Lyrics b> Adrian Ross and; Music by ALPHABET OF SUPERLATIVES. ;-.■, Would not exhaust th«; Excellence or v THE DOLLAR PRINCESS! THE DOLLAR PRINCESS. THE DOLLAR PRINCESS. - -'"lt is not a numbeK bere and there which, catches, the £ar. whole of the musical embellishment to this graceful, fragrant,; , humorous story' is so fascinating and so tak- ' in'g that it. is a.: sheer joy to listen to. It is overflawingjvjith. AIRS THAT THROB. That suggest love and passion by means of .., ■ i DULCET, LILTING ALLUREMENT The Merry Widow first taught us the Magic of Tone Witcheries, But it is THE DOLLAR PRINCESS . Which in this regard.- _■ COMPLETES OUR EDUCATION. PRICES—Ss, 3s, and 2a. BOX PLANS at MISS RIVE'S.

MASTERTON BOROUGH. * DOG REGISTRATION ,;ACT. ■/NbTIOE:T6:'W(J/.OTOBEfiS. ; '- THE Borough Council hereby gives public notice that V they have, until-otherwise ordered, appointed the Town ; Clerk?s Office', .Chapel Street, Mas^rton, ' place for the of . dogs within the' administrative area of the said Borough, and James Cairns the Registrar. ".■'.:■ ;';■.. The fees for such registration are: (1) Drover and Rabbit Bogs (to "V the number of 'three), 2s 6q (2) Other bogs; 5s eaehi BY ORDER,: WM. T. MANSFIELD, . ' , . . ■',.'. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Masterton, Dated this vlst" day of January., ■■■'..isn.' ■: ■ ■ •-.- ■■■■■■ ■ ■ : ■ CORPORATION CAS WORKS. DISCOUNT DAY. AS consumers are reminded that r ■ MONDAY, January, 16th, 1911, is the last day on which discotint will te allowed on current accounts. J. W. BLACEMAN, Manager. MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST VOTERS., 'CLAIMS for enrolment on the Masterton Trust Lands Voters' List for the ensuing year must be lodged at the Office of'the Trust on or before January 31st, 1911. A. HATHAWAY, Secretary. masterton courthouse. ■. fresh Lenders. ~7jresh written tenders will-be received at this office until noon of TUESDAY, " January 31st, for the erection of new Courthouse .at Masterton. They are to be ; marked on the outside ' 'Tender for Courthouse, Masterton." Plans and specifications may be seen at the Post Offices at Masterton' and Palmerston North, also at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J.-D. LOUCH, District Engineer. District Public Works Office, Old Parliamentary Buildings, ■ Wellington* 12th Jan., 1911. IHE attention of economical Y msewivps is directed to our nev consignment to hand, consi sting of— CUTLERY. PRESERVING JARS, i PRESERVING PANS. ENAMEL WARE. -

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