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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10196, 25 March 1911, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. irglOWN HALL, MASTERTON. FAREWELL VISIT. Good-bve to the Mastertora Stage; ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY, MARCH 31. A BRILLIANT ATTRACTION, HUGH J. WARD'S HUGH J. WARD'S COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Including MISS GRACE PALOTTA, And Australia's Favourites. MISS CELTA GHILONI. MISS MAUI) OHETWYND. Presenting A JOYOUS WHIRL OF FUN. "SEVEN DAYS." "SEVEN DAYS." "SEVEN DAYS." By Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood. "SEVEN DAYS/' "SEVEN DAYS." > "SEVEN DAYS." That laughed itself into the longest ■run"'ever, enjoyed by a farce in America, establishing a two'year's' record at the Astor Theatre, New York. , ' "SEVEN DAYS." v "SEVEN DAYS." •Avcombination of curious circumstances.' ■ • .'■••' . • . PRICES—Ss, 3s, 2s. The Box Plan opens at HENDERSON'S, Stationers, on TUESDAY Morning.' -ILAREVTLLE HALL, CLAREVILLE. The Wellington Farmers' Meat Co., Ltd., Employees' FIRST ANNUAL SOCIAL will be held in the CLAR.EVILLE HALL on MARCH 31st, 1911. ; Full String Band in attendance. First-class Sit-down Supper. Everything of the very best. Special Drag from Masterton. Double Tickets, ss. E. SMITH, Hon. See. V. PARKER, Chairman. THE SALVATION ARMY". HARVEST FESTIVAL. SUNDAY, MONDAY and 'FVE& DAY. SPECIAL Addresses, ►3 .Appropriate' Singing) Beautiful Decorations. COME ONE. COME ALL. W. AVENELL, Ensign. Y.M.C.A. STRANGERS' TEA. The Same Old Ten. The Same Old Welcome. > The Same Old Good Company. . ; . But a ..different Speak- >.: er, Mr Parsons; of Kuripuni, who will speak for . the first time.,'■.-.•'■■'...■ .•'■'.• Give Him Welcome: ~~AH M«n InSunday, at.. v : vited/ta have 5 p.m. tea with us.

(HE SALTATION ARMY. SUNDAY SERVICES. Harvest Celebrations.' <, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. 7 n.m.. Apropriate singing and addresses. Open-air services, 10.15 a.m., Villa Street; 2.15 p.m., Bannister Street. . / CH&mt, Street. Rev. Alfred Hotfge, 11-—"Unholy Carelessness/'.. 7.—''To-morrow's .Wonders.'' * Anthem. Children's Concert Monday EWiv-" ingc Collection for ,'S.S. Library. •ETHODIST CHURCH SER- '■ . iCE& ■■■■ Masterton,'ll ; a.m.—Rev. C.',-Hv':-Okls-Masterton,. 7 p.m.—Mr Pi E. Parisons. '• ■ ■ ' Kuripuni, 11 a.m.— Mr P. E. Parsons. Kuripuni, 7 p.m.— Rev. C. H. Olds (Sacrament). Rangitumau, 3 p.m.— Mr P. E. Parsons. NOX CHURCH SERVICES. 11 a.m.—Rev. L. Thompson, M.A. "7'p.m—Rev. A. T. Thompson, B.A. B.D. 3 p.m./Miki Miki—Rev. A. T. Thompson. / 3 p.m.,, Kopuaranga—Mr E. Foist. 7. p.m., Wangaelm.— Mr G. Falla. WOOD-CUTTING. ■R FRANK BOY L E . notifies,' that he has secured the, Wood-cutting Plant', until lately owned by ■ Messrs Miller and Boyle, of. Fernridge,. and/ thiit "be, jsf prepared to- cut,wooden-, aiiy quantities..' Prions for,-eufctnig. are as follows: —Hour work, 4s; cord is. , Address: 51 Villa Street.

■ FUNERAL NOTICE. rriHE Friends of Mrs Robert GorX clou Johnstone, Woniiti, arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral of her late husband, which will leave the residence of his father, Mr Robert Johnstone, Nursery Road, TODAY, 25th inst., at 2.30 p.m., for the Masterton Cemetery. G.'HYDE, Funeral Director. Telephone 233, Private 324. M. J. GALLAGHER, GENERAL CARRIER. GENT for N.Z. Carrying Co., . and Hunt,: Cottrell and,. Co., Ltd., Wellington. •'. • : ,<- Orders left with Mr R. POOK, ..Queen Street, prbniptly, attended to. FURNITURE PACKED, STORED, 'AM) REMOVED . AT REASONABLE RATES. ! ■"Phone 307. "'•'-'•- ■"