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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10180, 4 March 1911, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. -008 ESTER'S HALL. Thompson - p*™! ll HOMPSON --- JLAYNE "OICTURES. JLICTURES. AND T.-P. QRCHESTRA. An ideal evening's entertainment. TO-NICHT! . TO-NIGHT. Our' Sensational Series: LAST NIGHT. Houndsjditoh SensaLAST NIGHT, ion Agent, The LAST NIGHT. Tarn, LAST NIGHT, blesome Baby, TweeCast NICHT. die pum learns; LAST NICHT. Ign, How Baptlste ■ LAST NICHT. lost his place. Look out for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday's programmes 01 special attractions. OWN HALL,, MASTERTON. Direction ...J. andN. Tait. WEDNESDAY, MARCH Bth. The Famous Australian Soprano,— AMY USTLES. A M Y " * e T ' ps A MY AMY,- -..- „. , _ _ A M.Y. 0 ASTLES, AMY AMY _ -- -„. ("Australian Jenny Lind. ) ■ What Amy Castles is to-day is summed up In the words of a leaden * London critic, who wrote:— 'ho is Amy Castles? .ThisquesL was answered by the plaudits of 3000 people packed from floor to Selling in.QWsHall. Vwnnd" swered, too, by Mr Harry J, Wood, the famous .conductor, who has wielded a baton over the heads .of aearly every singer of the past ten years. 'Truly,' he. said, 'one of the; inost exquisite voices! have ever heard;' .. ■ ~, , MISS AMY CASTLES .will be supported'by a Complete . Concert • Company, consisting of-r„ ALEXANDER CAMPHAUSEN, . The Famous Levpsig Bantone. LOUIS HATTEMJAGH, " -.•:. The Eminent' Cellist. WILLIAM CONWAY,-Pianist. 'BOX PLANS NOW OPEN at .Miss EIVeS 'RESERVED SEATS: .. DRESS CIRCLE AND RESERVED STALLS FIVE SHILLINGS. TINRESERViED, 3s. and 2s. Manager! <f HOMAN BARNES. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. TENDERS for the = following works will be received at the Education Board .Office up toJNTOON of WEDNESDAY, Bth MARCH:— PAHIATUA.— Dual and -.single desks delivered at .District High School. : . ■ QPAKL— New Latrines. _ ' Plans', etc., to be'seen at Herald" ioffioey Pahiatua, "Express . ■ office, i; Eketaliuna, '. and office/ otMessrs Varnham and Rose, Masterton. ' ' % ' ' - ,'-,.' . • ■ ' '.'• The dowest or any tender not necessarilv accepted. ■. G »L. STEWART, Secretary.

"THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908." (Section 50.); ; in the Estate of Ani Hutana, otherwise known as Ani Hike,' late of Martinborough, Aboriginal, Native, .deceased/ A LL-Creditors and othexsliaving: /_l .claims against, this .estate are particulars, on the forms* prodded, to the Agent of the Public Trustee at Masterton on „or before the Ist day of MAY, 1911. Accounts not rendered by the date named, may be rejected. •*■ . i .. , •'.', , ALL" Moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to 'the credit of the Public Trustee's,accent at any postal money-order or paid to W. B. Atont of the Public Trustee, w .* Agm FRED. FITCHETT,' N "■• Public Trustee. 23rd February, 1911 __ _______ MASTERTON COUNTY. OUTSTANDING RATES. NOTICE is hereby given thatan additional charge of TEN PER CENT.' will be added to all Rates due to the Masterton County Council remaining unpaid at the close' of ; business on THUK the 23rd day of March 1911. , Remittances by letter bearing postmark, of 'the 23rd March, _ . will be received without such additional charge. '•■»*•'v> Dated this 4th day of March, 1911 '. " F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. 18-COMIN'G-

FEATHERSTON—Town Hall, Tuesday, March 7, 8 p.m. PIRINOA— Schoolroom, Wednesday March. 8. MARTINBOROTJGH— Town Hall, Thursday,* March 9. HESTAEURA— Ussher's Store,' Fri- . day, March 10, 8 p.m. ADMISSH M FREE.