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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1037, 18 August 1911, Page 1

MEETINGS & AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (Foresters' Halt * ♦mHOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES JL AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (Under the CoiiductQrship of Mr Reiliana Bcyesl) TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! A Popular Dramia: ■ BIG HEARTED JIM. A powerful BIG HEARTED JIM. subject well BIG HEARTED JIM. worked out. A Touching Story: THE OPEN ROAD. One of the latTHE OPEN ROAD. est. Picture draTHE OPEN ROAD, mas of the new' THE OPEN ROAD, school. Story of the Mantis, inherited Taint, Coast of Brittany, The Regions of Ararat, A Quiet BoardingHouse, Windsor McCay, Love & Music, Paths Gazette, Empire Pageant, Tontolini's Straw Hat, When the Cats are Away, Etc. WRICKS AS USUAL. CHILDREN'S MATINEE on. SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. Admission v(id, Children 3d. EW 2 EAI r AND Q OMPE " TITIONS giOCIETY. (Incorporated.) 'FIRSTANNUAL FESTIVAL. TJIOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. 25th OCTOBER to 4th NOVEMBER. ! X?KAA CASH PRIZES AND dwOUU TROPHIES. ENTRIES CLOSE 25th SEPTEMBER, 1911. iLocal Representative: Wm. Gillespie Esq.," of Gillespie and Co., Academy Buildings, 'Master-ton, from vhom all information; iniay be ob'tained. v JAMES DYKES, Sscrotflryj • •, 149-151 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON. MASTERTON QRCHESTRAL gOCIETY. SECOND CONCERT OF . EIGHTH SEASON. T OWN HALL, MA&TERTON. THURSDAY. 24th AUGUST. Box Plan <it the Dresden on' FRIDAY' - . ' H. INNS, Secretary. Masterton Electorate. MR A. H. HERBERT will ad•dress the ©lectors >as uniler:— ■ '• ' HUiKANUI— SATURDAY, AUGUST 19tli. KURIPUNI HiyuL— MONDAY, August 21st, 'V " •• • ;• 1 •' At 8 p..m. , ' LAt Each 'Place. gJT. MASTERTON. . RECITAL IS POSTPONED. ; CEAGGr'S - i "-TjIOBAOCOHIBT-.-gHOP Is still under "bhc management °f MRS CRAGG. the Hairdressing Saloon ONLY having been placed under new management. ; ' V SMOKERS' REQUISITES i Of .Every Description Stocked. fijEAGG'^ ; CORNER SHOP.. Queen Sltratt»c »•> Masterton. OR SALE,Iit 808 iftUSSELL'S SECOND HAND SHOP. Have you ove»r 'been, through' ihis laxg© ©hop? Well, he's got the largest pmd'most up-to-date collection. of Second Hand Good® I ever ®aw in ray life, aaid I have been in lots of Seo©nd Hand Shops, and he has got the best I ever saw. You cannot see one-tenth of the <stock by looking in at tiie door. So he inviiites. yoai to walk right through. "Winem I was in I saw for sale':— 1 brake, 2 double fouggies, S spring traps, 9 seo&ndbicycles, 5 coppers and framies, 3' saddles aaid bridles arid harness, over 20 Double, 5, and single brass aaid black (bedsteads, over 20 wire w> stoieixrhers, 25 tables, over 100 chairs, 1 motor bicycle, phonograph with 4wmiaute and 2-iminute detachments and 45 record®, etc., etc., etc.. Don't forget—lie iis not here to boasfc of beatiing all competition. He is not selfish- Bte wants others to Jive as well as himself, uimd that _ is why he gives a price when, buying that is fair to you and fear to haim- " self rnd just the ,same When. Gelling. His shop is the one opposite the iw (Fire Station, and just paet Ogii y 3, ilio Butchers. ■ ■ M AITBY'S CAFE. (Oposite Hoar and Permain.) jCJUPPER AND DINING ROOMS. ■Special attention paid to couiitry matrons. MEALS ALL HOURS, i , ft. R. MALTBY, Pfr>nrio+-or. ■ R 'E' : \i■ AS -L E ; ' / l MO'TOR CARS Fo&'Hllfe. .-'i. j .. Apply— ■ ■ TVEARDON'S i?J.ARAGE, JlwEardon's PARAGE, TELEPHONE 103. Or Prl eato 16&