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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10213, 15 April 1911, Page 1

Meetings ar.o Amusement*. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND T-P. ORCHESTRA. TONIGHT! TO-NICHTI Our Enormous E fi e J" **?«.,,., I.AST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT. Of this Brilliant Programme. TOri/lins! Exciting!! Pathetic"! LAW OF THE WEST, ing justice. CAW OF THE WEST, boy justice. THE GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER. A Powerful Dramatic Study depicting a realistic railway smash and a convict's sacrifice. ... THE GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER. THE GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER. Deliehtful Demotic Drama: HT FOR MILLIONS. An eXCit--riUHT FOR MILLIONS, ing story Just the Thing: THE BUFFOON. This dramatic THE BUFFOON, story is sure to THE BUFFOON, be a favourite. Button Busters that Beat the Band: A Phantom Fortune, Courting the Merry Widow, The Darling's Confusion" Davy Jones and Captain Bragg. Charming Scenic-Sals Wirg Lakes. The. Heathen Chinee at PJay: CHINESE AMUSEMENTS. . Our Tariff is just the same, viz., Adults Is; Children under 12. 6d DON'F FORGET ! HE MASTERTON SOUTH BRASS.BAND will hold anvwjer of their SACRED OONOI on EASTER SUNDAY EVBMNU, in the TOWN HALL, commencing at 8.30. Door open at 8 p.m. A collection will he taken at the door in aid of the Band funds. iOWN HALL, MASTERTON. Easter Saturday and Easter Monday. An Lrtetrlude of Merriment. THE MOUNTEBANKS present Sydney Grundy's Farce Comedy ''THE SNOWBALL," To be preceded by the clever Comietta~My Costumier's BUI,'t« wffiwTi will he featured THUi \" Tins costume has been epeciafiy created for the performance by Messrs George and Kersley, Wellington. ADMISSION. -Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 4s; Stalls, fe 6d • Pit, Is- The. Box -Hih at kiss Rive's, Doors open 7.15, Curtain 8. F WINFIRJ> MILLAR, Business Manager.

WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. * .TO THE ELECTORS. - ADIES AND GENTLEMAN,— J At the request of a large number of electors in the For%-Mile Bush and Wairarapa Districts, 1 have consented to become a. candidate for one-of tho two Wairarapa "eats on the Wellington Harbour Board. As you are aware, I am intimately associated with en© or the largest exporting industries in the Dominion, being Chairman of the National Dairy Association, and "bairman of the Ballance Dairv tipany. Should you do met uuour of electing me one ot yo jpresentatives, I should carefully scrutinise the expenditure on large and small undertakings, and zeai~«slv guard the interests of conn-. • 'settlers in the adjustment of harbour dues: Thanking you m anticipation. 1 remain, > ~---- Yours sincctnlT, ALEX. McFARLANE\ Pahiatua, March 10th, 1911. .'MASTERTON COUNTY. 'OTICE is hereby given that at _ a special meeting of the Masterton County Council, to be held on TUESDAY, the 16th day of May 1911, a resolution, by way of Special Order, passed by the said Council at JpeciaL Meeting held on the 11th dav of April. 1911, amending "the ■Masterton County Traffic By-law, 1906," by making part 11. thereof in the Upper Taueru Biding, will be presented for confirmation. . A copy of the said resolution, which.is*to take effect on the Ist day of June, 1911, is deposited at the County Office, Chapel Street, Masterton, and is there open for public inspection during office hours. Dated this 15th day of April, 1911. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk.

HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE~ELECTORS. " ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— j For some years I have had the honour of representing this district on the Wellington Harbour Board. Under an Act of last session, representation is increased to two members, who are elected by individual voters within the combined Wairarapa Districts. . „ I offer my services as one or tnes« members. ~.,. All good citizens have responsibilities in the administration of oiirpubiicfv owned works, and the efficiency or 'otherwise of Harbour facilities have a very dire.-t bearing on the welfare of the primary producing interests of this district. The increased responsibility put on .ooiiutrv distri'-is in the enlarged representation givon by the new Act, calls for increased interest on our part. „ , •ff elected n* one of your representatives I shall deem it an honour, mid vour interests shall, as in the ■rfcist,' receive- my closest attention. ('HAS. E. DANTELL.