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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10220, 22 April 1911, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. pjiOWN HALL, MASTERTON. Lessee .Mr Alf Linley. Direction of Mr Georue Stephenson. "The Apex of Artistic Amusement." Season of Two Nights Only. MONDAY and TUESDAY April 24th. . 25th. In inauguration of the brief Provincial tour of George Stephenson s New English Attraction, THE WANDERERS. THE WANDERERS. The finest MUSICAL COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY extant, including the Brilliant London Society En-HOPWOOD-FOLDI, Musical Monologiste, Pianiste, and Quaint Story Teller. Personnel of Company, and Press Opinions: MISS EVERILL HEGGIE. MR LESLIE HOLMES. MISS MADELINE FERNE. MR LEITH HARVEY. MISS RUBY GUEST. MR J. D. KEEGAN. MISS MAXIE MAGDONALD. MR GEORGE WINSTANLEY. MR HERBERT BRAHMS. (Made such an excellent impression that they may look forward to a warm welcome form Dominion audiences.— N.Z. Times.) (Have found a home in the hearts' of the Wellington public. —Evening Post.) (Who are unmistakably good.— Dominion.) THE WHOLE ENTERTAINMENT Distinctly Novel, Unique, Original, and Refined. PLAN at Miss Rive's. PRICES — 4s, 2s 6d and Is. James Morgan, Touring Manager. fJIOWN HALL, MASTERTON. Direction •' J. T. Muir. ANTONIA DOLORES DOLORBS DOLQRES DOLORES . The sweetest singer of our time, and,j the greatest favourite who has ever ' sung in Australasia, will give One Recit?!, Assisted by Mr Selwyn Stir ton, the .talented American pianist. FRIDAY, 28th APRIL. What the world's critics say: "Her velvet voice gives forth all sorts of new meanings. Her high notes are of a piercing thrilling loveliness, like the last sound of a bird as it soars upwards into the impend, tral blue of the heaven. Her pianas--simo is a revelation of tenderness and delicacy."— San Francisco Chronicle. The London Daily Telegraph says: —"A singer fully ©quipped with the qualities t>est calculated to win the sympathies of an audience. Mdlle. Dolores charmed her hearers in one field of song, then she led them to fresh delights in another; she let them hungrily await her next reci-, tal." i

"To hear the talented Dolores is a musical education." — Argus. PRICES—6s, 4s, and 2s. BOX PLAN Opens on Wednesday, 26th inst. BOMP-ASSO-CIATION CLWI MEMBERS of the above Unb a;, e notified that the Annual eral Meeting will be held at the Boxiatr Hall, Dixon Street, Master ton, on FRIDAY, April 28th, 1911, at 8 p.m. _ W. SAYILLE SMITH, i Hon. Sec. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. AND GENTLEMEN At the request of a considerable section of the electors, both in North and South Wairarapa, I have allowed. myself to foe nominated as a candidate for a seat on the Wellington Harbour Board. I hare lived practically the whole of my. life in the j Wairarapa, and may with confidence j claim to 'be thoroughly conversant with its requirements. I have been connected with the primary industries from their start in the district, and these are vitally connected with the development of Wellington as d port. 1 I am a Director of the 'Wellington Farmers' Meat Freezing Company, and am thereby brought into close touch with the question of shipping facilities. Should you honour me ■with your oonfidience, you may rely on any 'best energies being devoted to safeguarding and furthering the interests of primary producers, while at the same time I would carefully conserve the interests of the business community. The increased representation provided for under the. new Act makes it advisable for electors to take a keen interest in matters pertaining to their port, and so to ensure' progressive although prudent management.

I remain, Yours sincerely, FREDERICK B. LOWES. WELLINGTON LAND BOARD ELECTION. TO THE GROWN TENANTS. Ladies and gentlemen.— Within a few weeks there will be a vacancy on the Land Board, and thinking, as I very strongly do, that there is room on the Board for ono directly and closely in touch with the settlers, and remembering that I made a very strong hid at the last election, when quite unknown outside your own locality, it will cause no surprise and call for 110 apology when announcing myself as a candidate for the approaching vacancy. In matters pertaining to land and land settlement I stand for all that is good, all that is liberal, all that is progressive, with a whole-hearted ana natural sympathy with the pioneering settler. .. .. As far an practicable I propose canvassing you personally, and endeavouring to convince you of my usefulness and ability, and hope to inspire your confidenoe. ' Yours respectfully, A. J. JOBLIN. t Taihape, March 31st, 1911.