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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10252, 31 May 1911, Page 1

itiMtlngi ani Amuwmenu. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (Foresters* Hall.) iHOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (Under the conductorship of Mr Reihana Boyes.) TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Special Programme. Sterling Cowboy Drama: CIRCLE C RANCH. Come and enCIRCLE C RANCH, joy this sterCIRCLE C RANCH, ling drama, & CIRCLE C RANCH, see the weddCIRCLE C RANCH, ing present. A Masterpieces: THE IRON FOUNDRY. A magnifiTHE IRON FOUNDRY, cent drama THE IRON FOUNDRY, of dazzling ,THE IRON FOUNDRY, splendour. And These Glorious Gems: The Croat Hydroplane (fastest boat in the world), On the Blue Nile (a lovely scenic), Their New Minister, Lucerne to Mount Palatus, Fairy's Present, Beautiful Dahlias, National Sports of Scotland, Eldora, Vicar of Wakefield, etc. Look out for the Crand National Steeplechase. Greatest sporting picture ever taken. PRICES AS USUAL— Adults, Is; Children under 12. 6d. SKATING! SKATING! PAVILION RINK. (Old Showgrounds, Dixon Street), MASTERTON. ADMISSION— Gents Is, Ladies and Children 6d. 8.8. skates Is, Plain 6d. Private Skates 6d flooiage. HOURS: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. . Afternoon .Session, 2 to 4.6 V. Beginners' Session, 5 to 7 p.m. Evening Session, 7.30 to 10 p.m. Afternoon Session: Ladies admitted free. Skates only charged for. Ladies only on Friday evenings, from 7.30 to'lo. PRIVATE TUITION ARRANGED^ MASTERTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. FIRST ANNUAL ELOCUTION, MUSICAL, AND CHOIR msim 11th JULY, 1911. tA IN PRIZES. «?i K £l5O ENTRIES CLOSETUESDAY, 13th JUNE. PROGRAMME, BOOK OF WORDS, ENTRY FORMS, From the Secretary. SCHOOL CHILDREN ENTRY FREE. W. GILLESPIE, Secretary. BOX 47, Miisterton. WAIRARAPA EMPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION. OWING to the Sovereign's Birthday being observed as a 'holiday on Saturday, 3rd June, 1911, the business places in Masterton will remain open until 9 p.m. on Friday 2nd June, 1911. Thursday tins week will not be observed as a Hali-nou-day" CHAS. A. TABLEAU, Secretary. WELLINGTON LAND BOARD ELECTION. 10 THE CROWN TENANTS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.---Within a few weeks there will be a vacancy on the Land Board, and thinking, as J very strongly do, that there is room on the Board tor one directly and closely in touch the settlers, and remembering that 1 made a very strong bid at the last election, when quite unknown outside your own locality, it will cause no surprise and call for no apology when announcing myself as a candidate lor 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 and natural sympathy with the pioneering settler. As far as practicable I propose canvassing you personally, and endeavouring to convince you of my usefulness and ability, and hope to inspire your confidence.

Yours respectfullj, CLUB CAFE, (Under New Management.) IR. B. DOUGLAS, late proprietor of the York 'Coffee Palace, Feilding, begs to intimate to the residents of Masterton and surrounding districts that he has purchased the lease of the well-known CLUB CAFE, Queen Street, Masterton. The new proprietor has had many years experience in management or firstclass houses, and trusts by strict attention to business, and th© catering for the requirements of the public on the best possible lines, to inerit a fair share of public patron-