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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10225, 28 April 1911, Page 1

MMtlngs ana Amuwnwn". MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (Foresters' Hall.) IHOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! In Dark Days of Russia. QUEEN OF THE NIHILISTS. QUEEN OF THE NIHILISTS. Vividly pourtraying the unjust persecution and brutal tyranny giving furth to Nihilism, i A Wild West Story: FLOWER OF THE RANCH. FLOWER OF THE RANCH. A sterling story of daily Me on a ranch. T .vSupported by these Gems :~ln tne sin Tontolini/Arrives, lPeaaures of Tweedle, Dum by the Camera, . Prices as Usual.— Adults. .. Is; Children under 12, 6d. WWN HAUL, MASTERTON. Direction • J..:T. Mxur TO-NIGHT! TO-NiCHT! TO-NIGHT! TO--NIGHTI ONiY of the Greatest Favourite that has ever visited the Dominion. > NTONIA j\ OLOEES. NTONIA OLORES. THE SWEETEST SINGER OF THE CENTURY, assisted, by MR SELWYN SHRIMPLIN, The Brilliant American PifMSt. PROGRAMME.-- VLe ;. VaolerWe" : recit. "O* Worse mance" (Schutt) < (Schutt); (a) "Mondnacht' . (bcjttinaim), (b) «'Der NussbaUm" (Schumann); recit., ce, soir (''Mignon'Or 'ln the Woods" ( 'Would You?" (McCoy). Buy early >and avoid! ihe crush at the doors. - ~., . ,■_ a limited number of «•, - ets. ' "'■ •■ MASTERTON AMATEUR .THEAT RICAL SOCIETY.

EMBERS and Intending members are requested to attend a P. iimt. TK-mntn.o.' ' .t\f. FAT!sance" on TUESDAY NEXT, 2nd sharp. Will member*, kindly b^ng So ° r66 ' GTBRAIiDG. BRANSON, . Secretary. :, %E^iN(^N;;iANt) : w&wii .. : TO; THE - • ADIBS A^^TLEMp^^^ i Within a few weeka_tfcere •lection, when quite unknown ou /our own locality, it will cause J* surprise and call for no apology t~ announcing myself as a candic*" - the approaching -■', In matte land settleis good, all m progressive, wiwv » , »y\j~ r —•-.-- and ■ natural sympathy with the pioneering settler, v _. ~ ' . As for as practicable I propose canvassing you personally, and ™***{ ouring to convince you of my. usetTUnes|; and ability, and hope to inspire voufcorifidence.., : . ~; .„.■■, w . hereby '# Defatoter*.. . Kstsfefor the several Ridings-in the County are open for inspection at : - --^V,.*'•■ i - rK«m until I.sth-, day of May next. Co; .said Eo'lMand Lists may; •the residence of the "ndersigned, -School House, Tinui, or at the follow--iiia places:~ . ■ ~ Y ■• _ For-the West Riding, at Mr John- ■ steins Store, Tinui. . For the East Riding, at the Post Office, Whakataki. . "For the North Riding, at the rettr : dence of Mr Geo. Bines, Ta^ wha. , ~• For the South Riding, at the residence of Mr Geo. Street, Lang/m.:_ 't.i~~r, +~. +\y*. ttAlla arid TAaif *' imudt >be lodged ,iir ■ \jmtoJiß; rj v; before the Mih- day of May* 1911 / .SUTTON, ,: County Clerk.

':.', MAURICEVILLE COUNTY. IJ: ELECTORAL ROLLS. " Plkfe' Boll* itod-Petoifik-open to public inspectio effice from April 27th to May 15th, 1911. A copy of the roll for the West Maunceville West, also a copy of the Roll for the Easi Riding at the house of the undersigned, Beyer's Rock Road, Mauriceville. Objections must be made at the Magistrate's Court,, Masterton, on or before the last day of May, 1911. :■:*'. W. GRAY, County Clerk. County Office, Mauriceville, 25th April, 1911. i TO CONTRACTORS. RENDERS; to clbise on MAY 18fch, 1 are invited for felling 460 acres of busfc and scrub. Partic... nrs ir<>.v. C 1\ RICHARDSON, "Wa:ta#hiti; n Tinui. '