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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10193, 21 March 1911, Page 1

Meetings ana Aibumiwwis. Masterton Electric Theatre. (Foresters* Hall). IHOMPSON - OJi --,- HOMPSON X AYNE ICTURES. ICTURES. AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. An ideal evening's entertainment. Direction • John Payne. TO-NICHTI TO-NICHT! A Lubin Masterpiece: IN THE ROCKIES. A thrilling picIN THE ROCKIES, tufie of WfiStIN THE ROCKIES, ern life. A Sensational Kcture: THE HOUNDSDITCH MURDERS. THE HOUNDSDITCH MURDERS. House of Seven Cables, Flowers, King Henry VIM., River Moskiva, Dixon Acrobats, Patne Gazette, The Stolen Father, Man Who Died, The Storm, Max Hypnotised. PRICES AS USUAL. MASTERTON FOOTBALL CLUB. rHE Annual General Meeting of Members of the Masterton Football-Club will be held inline YM.C.A. Rooms on WEDNESDAY (TO-MORROW) March 22nd,. at b p.m. Intoning members specially invited. ■-■ ■ „ _ B. CHAPMAN, Hon. Sec. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. (Wellington District.) MASTERTON RACES. AT OPAKI. 23rd and 24th. MARCH. * OLTDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return until 2Ejth. March, will be obtainable a,s under (except where • ordinary fares are less): — ■ ■ ■ TO MASTERTON.— From Woodwille, Mauriceville, and intermediate stations. TO OPAKI.— From Te Aro, Greytown, Clareville, and intermediate stations on 23rd, and by morning trains on 24th March. , The tickets to v Masterton will be available for break of journey .a b Opaki only; those for Opaki at Masterton only. - On 23rd and 24th MARCH a special passenger train will leave Masterton at 12.15 p.m., and arrive Opaki Racecourse 12.25 p.m. TRETURN TRAIN will leave Opaki Racecourse at 6.15 p.m., Masterton arr. 6.25 p;m. Air trains will, if required, stop opposite. Opaki Racecourse for passengers. < ■ BY ORDER.

WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS. - ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,At the request of,» larg* number of electors in the Forty-Mile Bush and Wairarapa District®,.;" I have consented to . become a candidate for on© of the two Waixarapa seats on the Wellington Harbour Board. As you are aware, lam intimately associated with-eke # of the largest exporting industries in the Dominion, being Chairman- of , the National Dairy Association, and Chairman of vthe Ballance Dairy Company. Should you do me the honour of electing me ono of yom representatives, I should carefully scrutinise the expenditure on large and small undertakings, and zealously guard the interests of country settlers :ifi the adjustment of harbour dues. "Thanking you in anticipation. I remain, Yours sincerely, ' ALEX. McFARLANE. Pahiatua. March 10th, 1911. ' LL THE RAGE—INGRAM'S SPECIAL BLEND OLDEST SCOTCH WHISKY. Bottled at the TaueruHotel. ORDER BY POST, And address to W. B. INGRAM, Proprietor, TAUERU HOTEL.

\ARDNER AND SONS, SAWMILLEES AND TIMBER MERCHANTS, Dixon Street Masterton Totara, Matai, Rimu, and White Pine, dressed or in rough, always in .stock. Also Sashes, Doors and Mouldings. F. Holloway & Son, QUEEN STREET. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUTCHERS in MASTERTON. Ring up Telephone No. 12. PRIMEST MUTTON Procurable. FINE OX BEEP—Same grade as that frozen for export. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY. Our Prices for this Superior Meat are no higher than those; asfcefl for meat of ordinary quality. ._ EWES KILLED. f 'occuracy<bf' these state ; inents by a Trial Order. ' yrcivw PINHEY'B LIVERY and COACH STABLES, MASTERTON and TENUI. ANDAUS, CARRIAGES, BUGJ GIES, and every kind of vehicle on hire. , CABS meet all trains, and coaches. "C" Spring Carriages, for Invalids. PADDOCKING and at reasonable rates. Coaches leave Masterton Post Office Ba. m. Arrive Masterton from ; Castlepoint 1 p.m. (instead of 2 p.m. as formerly). ■■'■ '-•-•■' PJNHEY BROS., LTD., FrtOPRIETORS.