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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10149, 27 January 1911, Page 1

Meetings and Amusemanta. IORESTES'S HALL. j HOMPSON - P A 3!Jn HOMPSON - AYNE PICTURES. __ ICTURES. AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. i ideal evening's entertainment, superb Pictures, Charming Muse. . Direction J° hn Pa ? ue - A 3 B' s Programme: BIGGEST! BRIGHTEST!! BEST!M LIEUTENANT ROSE AND THE LILIU CHINESE PIRATES LIEUTENANT ROSE AND •"!& H CHINESE PIRATES. This drama is a particularly exciting one, well worked lip, and a, triumph of cinematography. The photc Shy is excellent, particularly that in regard to the. sectionsßowing the searchlight m use. The sensation of last nlkhVs entertain, IUTENANT ROSE AND CHINESE PIRATES LIEUTENANT ROSE AND 1L CHINESE PIRATES. "Dftliirhtful Cowboy Drama: COWBOY^I DEVOTKk Exciting COWBOY'S DEVOTION. and COWBOY'S DEVOTION, popular. And These feolshead in a Bank, The » urt, The Man to Beat Jack:Ja ion, A Cheap Removal, Her Fathei* pSe, The Boom of the Secret, Resin Industry, Double Dealing, Out With It, The Special Agent. SAME OLD Adults, *b; Children, 6d. ______ —_-—- SALE OP WORK AT TENUI. \ 'SALE OF be held _ on THURSDAY/February 2nd paddock kindly lent by Mr David Speedy, at Flat Creek, Tuna. .Sale Plain and Fancy vvorx, anllweets Stalls, Christmas Tree :*ill perform .r.nWia>r>nitiiiriiie feats. _.. , : AH Frien "help. ; : :'"y ■ _ . * MASTERTON TRUSr LANDS TRUST VOTERS. CLAIMS for enrolment on'■the' Masterton Voters' ,r' " " ~ ~ **" on or*tefore January 31st. 1911A. HATHAWAY, - Secretary. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. iHE First Term of 1911 will begin J at 9 a.m. on MONDAY, ,3Uth January. All new pupils must present themselves- for enrolment at 10 rt-i.._J__ OQ+V. Tnnimru. and -all"who' ipply"for places must Ireeplace.- ■ ""' •' •'" ■ ■-.„ . '.. . " "'...' The- Headmaster :, will • interview day, 28th January) between 9 a.m. and a p.m., and between 2 and 6 f' m '', CHAS. P. POWLES,. ',>':.-. .'.'.■ -.;'''•:'• Secretary.. .. GIRLS' COLLEGE. ,HE First term of 1911 will /begin ._. • on MONDAY, 6th February. New Pupils must present them selves for enrolment at 9.30 a.m., and all who apply for a free ; place jmust pro- •. . A . Ti.:. n ;«>>l +iia ■ (Terri fir-ate tinder 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 '■ No 10 Hill Street has been apii j.t.« Tt* n *A nf Riwfirnora Ss,a Boarding Houseior .pupils under the supervision of Mrs Urqunart. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. \ notice! OPAKI QUOITS CLUB. "EMBERS of the above Club are \ m A n A' +V.evf t.ViA liiist. nnmrjetltionsjor the season wiU be held_at Foreman's Grounds, MikiMiki, TOMORROW -(Saturday), 28th inst. Full - . S. TANKERSLEY, Hon. Sec.

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