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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10207, 7 April 1911, Page 1

Meetings ana Amusements. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. JHOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Pictorial Triumph. The Brightest of the-J3right. SONG OF THE WILD WOOD LUTE A stirring Indian story, remarkable for the faithfulness with winch it portrays the life of the R*d Indian ■and Prairie scenery. The Great Outlaw Picture: THE ROAD AGENTS. A story of THE ROAD AGENTS. Highway life. Of Human Interest: RIGHT TO LABOUR. A story of RIGHT TO LABOUR, gripping huRICHT TO LABOUR, man interest. And these Favourites, Jack as a Hero, A Summer Tragedy, The Stronger Sex, Drowsy Dick's Dream, The Toymaker's Dream, Launch of the Thunderer, East of the Riviera, Artificial Flower faking. " Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we have something special tor you m "The Great Fox Hunt," Same Old Tariff:—Adults, Is.; Children under 12, 6d. OWN HALL, MASTERTON. E~aste> Saturday and Easter Monday. THE MOUNTEBANKS present "THE SNOWBALL," A Farce Comedy in three acts, by Sydney Grundy, to be preceded by the clever comedietta, "My Costumier's ■Bill," in which will be worn the much-dis-cussed "HAREM SKIRT." Admission— 4s, 2s 6d, Is. Bos plan at Miss Rive's from Monday, 10th inst. - ' -. F. WINFIRD MILLER, Business Manager. THE MASTERTON AMATEUR 1 THEATRICAL SOCIETY. r ILL Members kindly return all . .' costumes belonging to the Society to Mr G. C. Branson, Exchange Buildings, by Monday next. THE~HIGH CHIEF RULER OF THE RECHABITE ORDER, BRO. PHILUPSON, from England, TILL deliver a PUBLIC LEOTURE in the TOWN HALL on MONDAY NEXT, 10th inst., at 8 o'clock, on "Friendly Societies in England and the Colonies." His Worship the Mayor will preBide. Mr Phillipson cornea with a very high reputation as a platform speaker—one of England's best— and his subject, while of special interest to members of Friendly Societies/will also appeal to all who desire thewelfare of Friendly Societies. No Charge. No Collection. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS. | ADIES AND GENTLEJWJ^,At the request of a large number of electors in the Forty-Mile' Bush and Wairarapa Districts, 1 have consented to become a candidate for one of the two Wajrarapa seats on the Wellington Harboui Board. As you are aware, lam intimately associated with cne of the largest exporting industries in the Dominion, being Chairman of the National Dairy Association, and Chairman of the Ballance Dairy Companv. Should you do me the honour of electing me one of yom representatives, I should carefully scrutinise the expenditure on large and small undertakings, and zealously guard the interests of country settlers in the adjustment or harbour dues. Thanking you in anticipation. i remain, Yours sincerelv, ALEX. McFARLANE. Pahintua, March 10th, 1911. NOTICE. IN consequence of repeated losses of stock, I hereby give notice that anyone found trespassing, deer stalking or otherwise, upon any part of Brancepeth Station will be prosecuted without further notice. HUGH H. BEETHAM. J, 11. LYTTLE, MOTOR EXPERT, HAS REMOVED HIS GARAGE TO CHAPEL STREET, (Rear of C. E. OanieH's Shop.) LL MOTOR REPAIRS oa- _ . trusted to the firm will be personally supervised by the proprietor. IS V A x tf-TJ A J. H. 1. Rear of Daniell'-f. Chapel St. CLUB HOTEL BILLIARD SALOON. ■ R F. J. BRIGHT, late of Eke- _ A tahuna, begs to announce that he has taken over from Mr F. Langstone, of Masterton, the well-known, Club Hotel Billiard Saloon, Queen Street, Masterton, and trusts by .•careful attention to the wants of patrons to merit a fair share of public support. Queen street. Masterton. M. J. GALLAGHER, GENERAL CARRIER. GENT for N.Z. Carrying Co., . and Munt, Cottrell and Co., Ltd., Wellington. Orders loft with Mr R. POOK, Queen Street, promptly attended to. FURNITURE PACKED, STORED, AND REMOVED, AT REASONABLE RATES. Phone 807,