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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10141, 19 January 1911, Page 1

Meetings and Amuserotms. Lessees Thompson and Payne. Direction X HOMPSON PICTURES. ICTURES. TO-NICHT! TO-NICHT! Greatest of Great Attractions. The Last Word in Cinematography. Af world-famous Story in picture: UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. This magnificent masterpiece is 2445 feet long,.took 3 years to complete, and cost- £SOOO. All the incidents in Mrs Beecher Stowe's worldfamous story are shown at the exact spots described by the authoress in her work. The scene depicting the escape of Eliza across the floating blocks of ice on the Ohio, half hidden in a blinding snowstorm, is a masterpiece of picture setting. Every scene is vividly pourtrayed, and the picture is undoubtedly the LAST WORD IN CINEMATOGRAPHY. This great attraction will be supported by the following specially selected series:—The Mexican's Faitn, Millionaire's Adventure, Message of an Arrow, Plate Glass Making, Funeral of Prince of Teck, Moonlight Flitting, Fricut Brinks Embrocation, Sweets-Making, Through Ceylon, Tweedle Bum's Sleeping Sickness. The Tariff for this gigantic programme is just the same:—Adults, Is; Children under 33, 6d- . i. A S T E S T 0 N PAR K. ANNIVERSARY DAY, Monday. 23rd January, 1911. SWIMMING CARNIVAL and FIREWORKS DISPLAY. LADY SWIMMERS. WELLINGTON CHAMPIONS. MASTERTON CHAMPIONS. GREAT BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY. First Race 10 a.m. 7.30. AT NIGHT. 7.30. FLAMOS AND HIS FIERY CLUBS. _ DAZZLING SET PIECES. AERIAL BOMBS. SALVOS OF ROCKETS. SHOWERS OF GOLDEN RAIN BY MIRAMAR FIREWORKS COMPANY. (Specially Engaged.) Who Guarantee the Finest Display ever given in Masterton. ADMITTANCE— DAY, Adults Is, Children 6d. ADMITTANCE NIGHT, Adults Is, Children 6d. Grandstand 6..1 extra.

MASTERTON WST LANDS • TRUST VOTERS. CLAIMS for enrolment on the ers' List for the ensuing year must be lodged at the Office of the Trust on or before January 31st, 1911- * A. HAXHAWAY, Secretary. SALE OF WORK AT TENUI. i SALE OF WORK will be held L on IMuRSUAi, February .2nd on behalf .of die \ icarago Fund, in a padciocK Kinuiy lent by Mr JUavid Speeay, at Flat Creek, Tinui. Sale will commencs at il a.m. Plain and Fancy Work, Produce and Sweets Stalls, Christmas Tree and Bran Tub. Mr Rupert Morrison will perform some conjuring feats. Lunch Is, Afternoon Tea 6d. All Friends cordially invited to help. . _" ■ MASTERTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. PICNIC AT SQLWAY. RAGS will leave- Post Office \J for Solway at 1.15 p.m. to-day and at frequent intervals thereafter. Afternoon tea provided gratis; All invited. , . C. R, SYKES, ~ Secretary-'

TENDERS.iHE Park Beautifying Cominfttce hereby invite tenders for the following rights and privileges to sell in the Park, on the afternoon and evening of the Grand Sports and Floral Fete Day, Thursday, 2nd February, 1911: (1) Afternoon Tea. • (2) Cordials and Mineral Waters. (3) Fruit and Lollies. (4) Ico Cream. . , . Tenders close with the undersigned not later than SATURDAY NEXT, the 21st inst. F. EDWARD LAMB, Secretary. Old-Gas Showroom, Chapel Street, ' Masterton. KASTERTON COUNTY. J LENDERS will be received at this office (where plans and specifications may bo seen) until NOON on the 21st inst. for the following work:— Contract No. 248. Mangarai ' Road, 41—36 chains of road formation and culverts. Dated this 16th January, 1911. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. LL THE L JNGRAM'S SPECIAL BLEND OLDEST SCOTCH WHISKY. Bottled at the Taueru Hotel. ORDER BY POST, And address to W. B. INGRAM, Proprietor, laWJERU HOTEL.