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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10146, 24 January 1911, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. HALL. - Thompson and Payne. Direction S/X' THOMPSON - P A L HOMPSON - AYNE PICTURES. ICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NICHT Our Great Programme, greeted last niglit by a crowded enthusiastic audience. A "Boom" Picture: EXAMINATION DAY. EXAMINATION DAY. i Full of pathos and humour. Rollicking Cowboy Story: WILLIE. WILLIE. Come and see Willie's Antics. A splendid drama: WITH BRIDGES BURNED. WITH BRIDGES BURNED. And these Glittering livington's Pride, The Elusive Bobber, The Cyclone in J Cetera, An Advertisement Answered, Life in Hu - «ary, Burglar Expected, Basilica of it y Mark'!, Travelling Free etc Same Old Tariff: Adults, Is; Children under 12, 6d. ________ MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST VOTERS. CLAIMS "for enrolment on the J Masterton Trust Lands Voters' . on or before January 31st. 1911. A. HATHAWAY, Secretary. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. ,HE First Term of 1911 will begin at 9 a.m. on MONDAY, 30th January. All new pupils must present themselves for enrolment at 1U a,m. on Saturday, 28th January,'and all who apply for free must produce to the Headmaster the Certificate under...which, they claim the free place. ' \" " The Headmaster will interview parents andi guardians on Saturday, 28th January, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., and between 2 and 6 pm " CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COL-EGE. THE First term of 1911 will begin on MONDAY, 6th February. New Pupils must present themselves for enrolment at 9.30 a.m., and all who apply for a free place must produce to the Principal the Certificate under which they claim it. The Principal will interview parents and guardians between 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m., and between 2 and 4 p.m. on 6th. February. , , No. 10 Hill Street has been ap-;; proved by the Board of Governors as a Boarding House wder the" supervision of Mrs Urquhart. CHAS. P. POWLES, :. • ---i. Secretary.

FUNERAL NOTICE. . mHE friends 1 of Mr. and Mrs T. Jb " Fielding ar©. respectfully _ invited to attend th« ; funeral of their late daughter, 'which will leave their sidence, Church Street, TO-DAY ■ .xTiesday), January 24th, at.2 p.m. Z. M. HOAR AND SONS, Sanitary Undertakers. 'Phone 138. ■_■ _____ NOTICE. - WTSH to announce that 1 am a CASH BUYER of all kinds ofFat Stock rf.nnng the cominsr freezing season. *".- McKENZIE. * LI. THE RAGE. INGRAM'S SPECIAL BLEND OLDEST SCOTCH WHISKY. Bottled at the Taueru Hotel. ORDER BY POST, And address to W.B. INGRAM, Proprietor, fA«ERO HOTEL, at THE ACADEMY. "\UR new goods in Leather, Sliver Sets, Bibles, Devotional Books, Calendars, Christmas Cards, Beautiful Bound 806k3, Pictures. Toys, etc, have now been opened up, and are open for inspection WE INVITE YOU TO COME. [Wu ASK NOBODY TO PURCHASE. eod sl xrovm. THE ACADEMY. (Opposite Post Office;) P.O. Box 124. Telephone 160. .OR XMMEDIATE *3ALE OR IMMEDIATE OALE DAIRY FARM, 350 ACRES, 3 MILES FEATHERSTON. 200 ACRES, Freehold, 150 ACRES Leasehold. Buildings: 4-roonr\i cottage, 11 bail cowshed, hayshed and dairy. Stock: 36 good young cows in full profit; 2 bulls; 2 horses; 2 carts; 5 heifers; 18 ewes and lambs; 28 pigs; 1 separator, also 32 factory shares. PRICE, as a going Concern, £ISOO. Further particulars from— D ALGETY P T ALGETY ■■'& L/ 0;, JjTD, KASTERTON.