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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1039, 21 August 1911, Page 1

MEETINGS & AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (Foresters' Ham THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (Under the Conductorship of Mi- Reihana Bcyes.) TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Great Jiud Glorious Galaxy of Sparkling Gems. A Wonderful Spectacle.: THE DELUGE. The story of the THE DELUGE, great Flood, vividly THE DELUGE, portraying the aniTHE DELUGE, mals entering the THE DELUGE, Ark, the jeers of the THE DELUGE, populace at Noah, THE DELjUGE.'his throe sons and THE DELUGE, thsir wives, the delTHE DELUGE, ugo of rain and the THE DELUGE, lightning. The Ark THE DELUGE, on Mt. Ararat, disTHE DELUGE, embarkation, Altar THE DELUGE, of Thanksgiving, THE DELUGE, the rainbow, no THE DELUGE, more floods on earth. TH E DELU CE. A. startling and senDELUGE, sational picture. Life iii the Prairie: THE WHITE SQUAW. A thrilling THE \y;HITE SQUAW, story of InTHE WHITE SQUAW, dian life. . A True Mining Story : JIM THE MULE BOY. A pathetic JIM THE MULE BOY. stcry Of a JIM THE MULE BOY. bo s heroJIM THE MULE BOY. lE!.. A Thrilling Tale: TONY THE GREASER. An incident TONY THE GREASER, of the recTONY THE GREASER, ent riots on TONY THE CREASER. the Mexican TONY THE GREASER. "Border. Charming Scenics: In Arcady, Elephant Racing in Karak, In Ancient Egypt. .'; ■■ ■ -■■.iANlfc';;."';-: -AND., ■■.. . Nicolaieff, Bulbous Flowers, Investing the Prince, Wellington Day by Day, She Would Talk, Tweedledum's Dream, James Eating Cariio. ft. PRICES AS USUAL.

"VTEWf/E ALAND i~IOMPETITIONS QOCIETY. (Incorporated.) FIRST ANNUAL. FESTIVAL. 10WN HALL, WELLINGTON. 25th OCTOBER to 4th NOVEty- : BER.

obOUU TROPHIES. /ENTRIES CLOSE 25th SEPTEMBER, 1911. fltosal Representative: Wm.' Clllesple .. Gillespie and C 0.,; Acad;V ..emy Buildings, Masterton., from ,: 'whom all information may be ob- ■■•■ -(saaned. •.....-»,,/-*., . "■-•■' \ .'-,:'■..' ;'.:■■ JAMES DYKES, '" 14D-151 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON.; ■iv- ■ : '-' '■■■■ V',; ''■'. WASTERT.O.N ;;5. /. ; J second concert. of eighth season. own hallJ 7 ; masterton. THURSDAY. 24th AUGUST. ■ Box Plan -at( the Dresden' on 'FRI- ■' v Secretary. Masterton Electorate. R A. H. HERBERT will address the electors as unJKXJRIPUNI HALL- MONDAY, August 21st. ~ At'Rpm. ,' At ©ach Place. C< HOP ;Ib still under tihe management of MRS CBACC. th© Hairdreseing Saloon ONLY having been placed under new management. -' . , ALL THE LATEST SMOKERS' REQUISITES Of Every Description Stocked. CORNER SHOP. >ue«n 8(r»> «t ......... •• Masterton.

- «»*«"■*- "OB RUSSELL'S FORSALE, Bit**-- 'TOP, C-Hav-e SECOND you'ever been through'*, shqp? Well, lie's, got tlte ; **^e- • oad Hand Goods I ever saw mi my life, and I have been to lots of Second Hand Shops, and he has got the best I ever saw. You cannot see one-tenth of ihe -stock by. looking in at the door. So he invaites you to •walk right through. When. I was m I for ,sale:- 1 brake, 2 double buggies., 2 spring traps, 9 secondhand bicycles, 5 coppers and frames, and hkck bedsteads, over 20 wire wovca .Stretchers, 25 .tables, over IUU chairs, 1 motor bicycle, phonograph men-is and 45 records, etc., etc., etc. Don't forget-ii© ib. not here to boasit of beating all competition. He . is not selfish. He wants others to Tf _ii -_ a.:.~,.nvJ« +.Vi.n,+. is. why he gives a price when, buying that is fair to you and fair to hamself, and just the .same when selling. His shop is the one opposite the new Fixe Station, and just past Ogil'-y s, the Butchers. MA LT 8 Y'S CAF E. (bposite Tlpsr and Permain.) -<UPPEFB AND DtNINU ROOMS. )■>■* ■• - • . _— Special .attention paid to country ALL HOURB. i A. R. MALTHTf, Proprietor.