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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1035, 16 August 1911, Page 1

MEETINGS & AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. ({foresters' HalO THOMPSONtPAYNE PICURES AND - ' T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (Under the Conductoraliip of Mr Reiliana Bcyos.) TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Drama of Daring Deeds: LYNCH LAW. A stirring story of LYNCH LAW. Western lifo and LYNCH LAW. cowboys. A Sterling Study: SETH'S TEMPTATION. An entranSETH'S TEMPTATION, cing story. Still" another: THE EDGE OF THE DESERT. A Typical Cowboy Story. THE EDGE OF THE DESERT. ' Lubln's Latest Success: QUEEN OF HEARTS. Exciting QUEEN OF HEARTS, and romantQUEEN OF HEARTS, io drama of QUEEN OF HEARTS, ai mining QUEEN OF HEARTS, camp. Riglilb in Front of Father, A Bridegroom's Dilemma, A College Chicken, In Solomon Islands, Visitto Berlin, 'Harbour of Stockholm, Coronation Review, Fiizwoodle's Wooing, Heart's Hunger and Happiness, Lottery Ticket. PRICES AS USUAL.

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, MASTERTQN: , : FRIDAY, 18th AUGUST, At 8 p.im. recital {MeraberiS St. Matthew'® Choir.) PROCEEDS NEW CHURCH FUNDS. TITIONB (gOCIETY. (Incorporated.) FIRST ANNUAL FESTIVAL. •IJlOtfN HALL, WELLINGTON. 25th OCTOBER to 4th. NOVEMV.;-' BER. ■ OKAA CASH PRIZES AND dwDUU TROPHIES. ENTRIES CLOSE 25th SEPTEMBER, 1911. Local Representative: Wm. Gillespie Esq., of Gillespie and Co., Academy Buildings, Ma&tertoni, from phom all information imay be obtained. JA&ES DYKES, Secretary, 149-151 Feathersiton. Street, WELLINGTON.

MASTKELTON CO-OPERATIVE" DAIRY CO., LTD. TVTOTICE is hereby given that the • ANNUAL 'MEETING advertised to 1 take place on SATUiRIDAY, 19fch AUGUST, J. 911, is- adjourned to SATURDAY, 26th inst., ia the A. aiud P. Rooms, Perry Street, at 2 p.m. Suppliers are notified that bonus cheques "will ibe paid .out at the Secretary'© Office ' oil SATURDAY next. « J. C. EWINiGfTON, Chairman. Masterton Electorate. MR A. H. HERBERT will address the electors a-s under:— HASTWEIxLSi • Public Hall, WEDNESDAY, 16th inst. At 8 p.m.

v.'a,. -.ml'.'.-'-V/; : :vIJ?|OBAC'COHIBTi /^HOP, ■ Is still"under tihe management of .. MRS CRACC. the Efairdrdssiiig Saloon ONLY having been placed under new management. ALL THE LATEST SMOKERS' REQUISITES •Of Every Description Stocked. CRAGG'S CORNER SHOP. Queen

T7IOK- SALE, at 808 iRUSSELL'S X: SECOND HAND SHOP. Have you ever bean through ibis large shop ? Well, 'he's got tJw> largest and most up-to-date collection of Second Hand Good® I ever ©aw in my life, and I have been iai lots of Second Hand. Shops, and !h© lias got tli© test I ever saw- You cannot see one-tenth of the stock by looking in at tira door. So he invites you to walk right through. Wiuem I was in I saw for sale: — 1 brakto, 2 double buggies., 2 spring traps, 9 secondhand .bicycles, 5 coppers and 'frairwes, 3 saddles and bridle® and harness, over 20 Double, and single brass and block (bedsteads, over 20 wire woven is/fcnetehers, 25_ tables, over 100 chairs, 1 motor bicycle, phonograph with 4-oiiinute and 2nminute detachments and 45 record®, etc., etc., etc. Don't forget—hie is not 'here to boast of beating all competition. He is not sel&slh.' He wants others to live as well a® himself, and that > is why be give® a price when. buying tli at is fair to you and fa.ii - to MmBolf, and rust the isame when' 6eHmg. His shop is tibe one opposite tiho new Fire Station, and just past Ogilvy's, the Butchers. J' f ' OANDY, Qualified Piano and * Organ Tuner and Repairer. Visits paid to any part of the district. Over 20 years' practical experience. Queen Street. xon. ■ v;