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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10400, 22 August 1911, Page 1

MEETINGS & AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (Foresters* Ham raiHOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES B AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (Under the Couductorsliip of IVir Reihama Bcyes.) TO-NICHT I TO-NIGHT I A Wonderful Spectacle: THE DELUGE. The story of the THE DELUGE, great Flood, vlvicfly THE DELUGE, portraying the aniTHE DELUGE, mals entering the THE DELUGE. Ark, the joers of the THE DELUGE, populace at Noah, THE DELUGE, his three sons and THE DELUGE, their wives, the delTHE DELUGE, uge of rain and the THE DELUGE, lightning. lafe in the Prairie: THE WHITE SQUAW. A thrilling THE WHITE SQUAW, story of lnTHE WHITE SQUAW, dian life. A True Mining Story:. JIM THE MULE BOY. A pathetic JIM THE MULE BOY. story of a JIM THE MULE BOY. boy's heroJJM THE MULE BOY. ism. AND. AND. In Arcady, Elephant Racing in Karak, Nicolaieff, Bulbous Flowers, Investiture of the Prince, Wellington Day By Day, She Would Talk, Tweedie dum's Dream, Tony the Greaser, Evolution of Womankind. PRICES AS USUAL.

yEALAND TITIONS OOCIETY. (Incorporated.) FIRST ANNUAL FESTIVAL. 10WN HALL, WELLINGTON. i . ' 25th OCTOBER to 4th NOVEMBER. ENTRIES CLOSE 25th SEPTEMK BEE, 1911. Local Representative: Wm. Gillespie Esq., of Gillespie and Go., Academy Buildings, Masterton, from whom all information may be obtained. JAMES DYKES, Secretary, • 149-151 Featherston Street, ; WELLINGTON. MASTERTON RCHESTRAL CNOCIETY. SECOND CONCERT OP EIGHTH SEASON. <OWN HALL, -MASTERTON. THURSDAY. 24th AUGUST. Box Plan at the Dresden on; FRIDAY. H. INNS, Secretary.

MASTERTON ELECTORATE. IR C. R. SYKES will, address, the Electors on the Political Questions of the day, at—- . NIREAHA, FRIDAY,. August 25. HUKANUI, SATURDAY, August 26. , ■ ■ HAMUA, MONDAY, August 28. Chair taken at S p.m. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. TO BUILDERS. IENDERS will be received 'by the . undersigned, endorsed "Tender lor Coronation. Hall" up to 4 p.m. on' TUESDAY, August 29th, 1911, for the erection of a Hall in the Mas'rterton, Public Park. Plans, specifications and conditions of contract/may be >seeu at the Borough Council Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. ARCHER, Town, Clerk. TAYLOR MEMORIAL FUND. SUBSCRIPTION LIST in aid ;■ -of the "Taylor .Memorial Fund" is open at the Borough Council Office, aitd anyone desirous <jf obtaining .one of them for the purpose of canvassing for the Fund can have one on application to the Town Clerk. TO BUILDERS. IHHEiNDERS are invited, to clo.se at 12 noon on THURSDAY, the 31st inst., for— The erecrtion of a new Anglioan Church at Short Street, Kuripuni, Masterton. Plans and specifications and conditions, of contract may be seen at my ° ° 6 ' HERBERT A. JONES, Architect. Trust Buildings, Queen Street, Masterton.

OR SALE, at 808 RUSSELL'S _' SECOND HAND SHOP.. Have you even- been through his large shop? Well, he's got the largest and most up-to-date collection of Second Hand Goods I ever saw ma my life, and I have been in lots of Second Hand Shops, and he has got the best I ever ©aw. You cannot see one-tenth of the stock by looking in at the door. So he invites you to walk right through. Whm I was in I saw for sale: — 1 brake, 2 double buggies, 2 spring traps, 9 secondhand bicycles, 5 coppers and frame®, 3 saddles and bridles and harness, over 20 Double, f, and single bras® and black bedsteads, over 20 wire woven stretchers, 25 tables, over 100 chairs, 1 motor bicycle, phonograph with 4-ininute and 2-miriute detachments a.nd 45 record®, etc., etc., etc. Don't forget—'he is not here to boast of beating all competition. He is not selfish. Be wants others to live as well as 'himself, and that t is ■why he give© a price when buying that is fair to you and fair to haim6elf, aind just tin© same when selling:. His sliop is the one opposite the trow Fire Station, and just past ogj}"y'B, tho Butchewr*