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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10201, 31 March 1911, Page 1

:V ... Meeting* anu Amu*emen». H|«asterton Electric Theatre. '/ (Foresters' Hall). A M „ , |H OMPBON HOMPSON IICTURES, _ ICTURES. AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. '■'«& ideal evening's entertainment. •Direction '. - •»"' „.„..-. TO*NICHTI TO-NIGHT! ■'. -A Series of Delightful Subjects. :.. . A Great Tragedy: FAUST. A perfect, reproduction of f AUST. Corthler's celebrated work A Wild West Story: , . COWBOY'S CHIVALRY. COWBOY'S CHIVALRY, ■ ■.-:-'.. AND '■■■ ■■ . ' ~ : John Halifax, Gentleman; ValReady for the Flood, The Poor 'Tec's Dream. „«--- «mv Look out for the ORE AT FOX HUNT, which will be shown in Masterton shortly. Prices »s ;Usaal— .Adults Is; Children under 12.' 6d CLUB HOTEL-BILLIARD - SALOON. _ tahuna, begs to announce that he has taken over from Mr F. Lang■atone, of Masterton, the well-known Club Hotel Billiard Saloon,. Queen Street, Masterton, and trusts by careful attention to the' wants or Jmtrons to merit a fair share of pubic support. Queen Street, Masterton. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the request of a krge numseats on the ■ Wellington Harbour Board. A'Sjyou areawate, lam intimately, associated, with one of the CKairman of *tKe BaUaUice Dairy representatives, 1 snoula scrutinise the expenditure on large and small undertakings, and jaeatouslv guard the *' . harbour dueß. Thanking you in anticipation. 1 remain, I Yours sincerplv, , / ALEX. McFARLANE. Pahiatua. March 40th. 1911. '* i,„ . IN, BANEIttJPCTY.masterton; draper. - lENDERS close' with the under•mm Siock-ln-frade, Fittings, etc., : ,\;'./■'■■ ','; v 4;linstock-Sheets ; -and Conditions .of, i ;' Tender ; ;inspected at tte V^ ; Harris and.CoJ,-;Welhngton,and:' Wit■ the undersigned. ■'.-■■•' ■im :V>i : 'o' : f<t ; ' [ 'V Deputy, Official' Assignee. 'i^it K "Masterton;-''" r '' ; :'.;;!'>'' ■-*">■:• -'■■:■ '..••.■ - V¥^ : i p 25th; March, 1911; ■■.-:;.,;■ ..:.,.' : y;.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIMETABLE "ALTERATIONS. ON and after Monday,, 3rd April, the following alterations and additions to the Timetable will be brought'into operation. The present 8.15 a.m. WoodviheUpper. Hutt-train will leave Wo^•11. _L Gin i. ™ ) Mno+or+nn 1 9.25, dep. 9.46, Carterton 10.20, "Woodside' 20.55, Featherstbn 11.30,. 'Upper Hutt 3.5, Lower, Hutt arr; 3,48 p.m. ' . , .„ line piesuiit i.u-y.uA. Muuuiiu>/ Cross Creek train will jun to Mas-' «. terton only on same times as at present.' , The present 5.25 a.m. Crc?s Greet —Woodville train will not run. A mixed train, stopping at all stations as required for'passengers, will leave Mastorton at 6.20 a.m., Woodville arrive 9.40 a.m. The present 3.36 p,m. WellingtonMasterton train will leave Wellington 4.35 p.m., AND WILL NOT STOP BETWEEN WELLINGTON AND LOWER HUTT. Lower Hutt dep. 5.2, Upper Hutt 5.48, Kaitoke 6.25, Fentherston 7.49, Woodside 8.7, Carterton 8.32, Mastorton arrive 9.0 p.m. ' The present 12.40 p.m. Grey town to Woodside and 1.5 p.m. Woodside to ({reytotin trains will not run. * The present 6.40 G'">ytown-Wooo!-side and 7.8 p.m. Woodside-Grcy-,town trains will leave Greytown at 7.49 p.m.. and Woodside at 8.8 p.m. Tpspoc-tivelv. . BY" ORDER. ; x J, H. LYTTLE, ; . MOTOR EXPERT, HAS REMOVED'HIS GARAGE TO CHAPEL STREET, (Rear of C. E. Daniell's Shop.) L LL MOTOR REPAIRS enL .trusted to the firm will be periS*<:"'. sbnally, supervised by:, the .proprietor. . L YTTL E. ■ iSeaWoi;''Daniell's; :' : :■,:"'. ■ :,Chapel_ St. Pl^^^^'^ ,! ' f ßr' gold ;fc6 Sendigo, for ;|j^jss*«: to Japan j for mon-