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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10293, 22 July 1911, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 0ORON„TIC:. jgJXHIBITIOM. WELLINGTON. 24th MAY TO 29th JULY. rjpHE GREATEST DISPLAY OF NEW ZEALAND MADE GOODS Ever Held in the Dominion. Machinery in motion; Home Industries, Art Gallery, Concert Hall, Stadium for Sports— Tennis, Bowling, Boxing, etc. ADMISSION: -ONE SHILLING. For Special Excursions, see Railway Handbills. —■——: :—;—:—■ / 'THAMS. i TTTF, Community '■f St. Bride's Convent high]- ipprecia/te the kindness shown ito t- '- m in their recent (bereavement, and offer their many frienda their mo sit sincere thanks. ! INCOMING SCHOOL OF THOUGHT. REV. S. BARNETT. FINAL MEETINGS. Sunday, 3.o.—Exchange, Hall, "Answers: to Questions." Sunday, 7.o—"From Methodist Minister to Spiritual Speaker.'? A Psychic's Life Story. Monday, 7.30. Murray'® Hall. Lecture, '' Wairaraipa Psychics and Spirits T have Met," 'Presentation and Refreshmemrts. Is. METHODIST church services.

11 a.m. and 7 p.m. p.m.— Rev. S. . J. Serjpell. Kuripuni: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Mr J. E. Parsons. 'Rangitumaii: 3 p.m.—Rot. S. J. Senpell. The Salvation Army. HALL STREET. SUNDAY SERVICES. 11 a.m. . 3 •p.m. /7 p.m. W. AVENELL, • Ensign. OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. CHAPEL STREET. Services To-morrow.— 'Morning 11 o'clock; Evening 7 o'clock. Morning subject : "Lessons from Daniel, (4) "Our Companion in Tribulation." B APTISI , CHURO H. MURRAY'S H:ALL, QUEEN ST., Mjj^<>rton. "' Pracher: "Pastor E. SArinerd, li a.m.— "Enthusiasm for Christ." 7 "Spiritualism, Satanic not Divine." , Sunday School, 2.30. Mr Swinerd Kvill sing a solo. Y.M.C.A. A Cup of Tea for the stranger. IF you are in Master {on over Sunday for the first time, come and have tea- with a homely band of fellows'at th« Y.M.C.A. To-Morrow, at 5 ip.m. Bright singing, Good time, Nothing ito pay. All Men Welcome. FUiNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the laibe Mr H. P. Wynn-Williams are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, which will leave the residence, Lansdowme, on, Sunday, 23M'inst., at"2 p.m. for the Mastenton Cemetery. v, . G.HYDE, ' Funeral Director. ' 'Phone 233, Private '324. 1 . NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. THE GOODS TRAIN, (with car attached) at present leaving Woodville for Mastertofn at 10.0 a.im amd. Masterton'ifor WoocLyille; at 3.5 p. V daily (except : Sundays) will be 'afsoontiQued after 22nd July, 1911. BY ORDER;

MAORI LANDS FOR SALE AND .LEASE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 31,699 a, Or. 24p. , FOR SALE.— 19 sections, comprising 13,877 a. 2r. 18p. FOR LEASE— 38 sections, comprising 17,821 a. 2r. 06p. ' ■ • WRITTEN TENDERS ar« irivit, ed for the purchase and lease of the a!bove sections, which. are rituated. in the ''Kirig'V Cbuntry (between T© Arwaannjtu and Taumariinui. Tenders close 14th August, 1911. ■« Sections are offered under' the .Native Land Act, 1909, and. regulations. Plans and full particulars from the undersigned. W. H. BOWLER, President, Waikato-Maniapoto Disitrict Maori Land Board, Auckland. 11th July, 1911. LEVIN & CO., LTD., MASTERTON.

Merchants, stock & station AGENTS, WOOL, GRAIN AND PRODUCE BROKERS. Agents for: —Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, Accident, and Lave Stock; "Lister" Sheep Shearing Machines, Engines, and Ctr earn _ Separators; Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., Ltd. (direct to London), Orient Royal Mail line (via, Suez), Messageries Maritime® Co. (via Suez), C; and A. line, All-Red Route (across Canada), Union S.s. Co.'s _ Oversea Routes, 1 Norther* Steamship 00. (New ' Plymouth to Onehunga). Cooper's. Little's, and Fisori's Sheep Dips: Sutton'» Famous Pedigree Farm S«eds, FiioiLV Fertilisers, and all Aflriattltitral Manures.