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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10409, 1 September 1911, Page 1

MEETINGS & AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. riTHOMPSON-PAYNE L ._ . | AND " T.-P. ORCHESTRA. . (Under the Conductor ship of Mx Rei-TO-NICHT! /^TO-NIGHT! ? ■ '■ ■ Clever* Comedy: MAN'S DIPLOMACY, A genuine MAN'S DIPLOMACY, screamer; a NAN'S DIPLOMACY, sure cure for MAN'S DIPLOMACY, the blues. A Dieanotic Drama: H ETTY BO URK E. A olever romance HETTY'BOURKE. well told and of HETTY'bOURKE. a favourite type. The Quinibessence of Quality,: THE DIVER. A stirring tale of the THE DIVER, sea. Crazy Gulch, P.C. Hawke Eye, Jaok and Jim, Mammy's Ghost (drama), Monaoyole Display, the Job and the filrl, A Big Sooop, Spiders and their Proy, 'Through Vesterbo' -m PKJDIS — Adults Isj Child:-:: a ■ unrtatt 1 9, fid - MATINEE on, SATUKJDAY, at 2.30 <pm. Adults 6d, ChiMrem 3d.

SOL* WAY RECOGNITION FUND. MASTERTON'S TRIBUTE ■',•'■. ,toiib& MASTERTON A. AND P. Assail ' CIATION. SEVEN A-SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT. V To be played on. th»' OLD. «HOWCROUNDB,> '' ; i ' ;-. '■'. '' ON ■■■ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd. At>2p v ,in. 1» Gold Centred Medals will -ybe presented to the Junior and Senior Winning Teams. ADMISSION— Is; Indues and Children. 6d. ~ sth OCTOBER clear for i iJaff at SOLWAY. H. M. BOBDINj&TON, ! Hon; Secretary, P.O. Box 23. THE ShLVATION ARMY. c-ONEL BIRKENSHAW (late J {Brincdpal Melbourne Trainmng joollie@e> } -will JjeobuaTe on ' "GENERAL BOOTH and HIS .•■-.•;■#' WORK," in'.th» Salvarfaon, Army BDaH at 8,.p.m. %EitEwßS&&*A®a» WorsWip the

ASEERTON PERMANENT IN- •: SOCIETY. . . /\ THE SOCIETY is prepaired to, gKWJit loans, repayable by anstadiment or otherwise, on approved freehold APPLICATION. j; B. KEITH. MANAGER. ■■ WAIRARAPA ELECTORATE. tR i. f../■■■'*:HORNSBY will adjdross iibe Electors at the PUBLIC HALL, TAUERU, on SATURDAY, (TOhMORIROW) NIGHT, oij 8 o'clock. FUNERAL NOTICE. iSE 'Friend® of Mr and Mrs Reardoa> are respectfully malted to daughter' Mumnie, yrUch mil leave their late awmdeoaoey 52 Perry Street, for St/Patrick'® Ch'urch, and fcbjemee for tie Mastterioh Cemetery, TO3>A£, -at £.3Q p.m, " , " Z, M. HOAR AND SON, Emtiibalmiers '.,•''■ ''takers.' ' No. 318. . '

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