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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10208, 8 April 1911, Page 1

KOPUARANGA SPORTS CLUB. FIFTEENTH ANNUAL GATHERING. mO BE HELD ON EASTER MON--1 DAY, 16th APRIL, 1911. OH(\ IN PRIZE MONEY. A MATEUR and Professional RunJ\ ring Events, Horse Competititions, and a varied and interesting programme and liberal prize money. ENTRIES CLOSE on MONDAY, April 9th. Programmes obtained from Mr J. Bradbury, or at Wairaxapa Age Office, or from the undersigned, G. A. DONOVAN, Hon. Secretary, Kopuaranga. OVEELAND TRUNKS. that will stand the wear and tear of constant travel by boat cr train. A splendid line, built for strength and nice to look at, yet cheap in price. All si«es kept. GLADSTONE BAGS in every variety. iWe invite attention to our special presentation bag, | fully mounted, solid leather, strongly strapped, the very bag for everlasting wear. LADIES' HAT CASES for the present day hat. Light, well i made and strong. A real hat protector, an absolute safe traveller, from iss to 32s 6d. SUIT CASES. I^flflaiHriS qualities, and LUNCH BASKETS, from 2s 6d to 12s 6d. Xmas Gifts Galors. JAS. ELLIOTT & CO. Saddlers', OUEINST,, MASTEBTON faona SS. C EORGE TTERON, OTEORGE JjLERON, 1 RAIN MERCHANT, GROCER GENERAL STOREKTEPER. HOUSE AND COW COVERS. OW is the time to think of placing the order for your Horse and Cow Covers. We have just landed a big selection of the very best material for covers. It is_ the , •combination of strength and durability, and is guaranteed to stand hard wear. CALL NOW AND PLACE YOUR ORDER. ARCOMBE ft. "nONALD, ARCOMBE GL JJONALD. Saddlersi Perry Street, Masterton. Telephone 321. GLADSTONE HOT EL. j M' R. W. YOUNG, (late of the Waitara Hotel, Waitara), begs 1 to announce to the residents of the Wairarapa that he has taken over the above well-known and popular hostelry. The proprietor trusts, by strict.attention to business, to merit a fair share of public patronage. First-class Table always kept. Nothing but the best Brands of I Wines and Spirits stocked. J W. YOUNG, PROPRIETOR. ETHODIST CHURCH SER- . iCES. Masterton, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Rev. C. H. Olds. m Ar iKuripuni, 11 a.m. and / p.m.— Mr Parsons. Rangitumau, 3 p.m.-JMrPtoons^ HE SALVATION ARMY. SUNDAY SERVICES. MAJOR ROWLEY" IN COMMAND ALL DAY. 7 a.m. —Prayer meeting. _ 10 15 a.m.—Open air service, Sussex Street. 11 a.m.— Holiness meeting. 2.15 p.m.— Open air service, George Street. 3 p. m .— Praise meeting. 7 n m —Gosnel service. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. J CHAPEL STREET. Rev. Alfred Hodge, Preacher. 11 a.m.—"The Impotence of Sin Under Grace." 7 p.m.— "The Value of Public Worship." Anthem: "O Dayspring"—(Stainer). A TAXI CAB FOR MASTERTON IN order to cope with our increasing business we have landed, direct from the Manufacturers, a : modern FORD TAXI-CAB, capable ' of seating 5 Passengers in addition to the driver. , , Wedding Parties, Picnics and Excursions specially catered for. FARES— Ordinary cab rates. GHHIK MASTERTON.