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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10519, 6 January 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) HOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES A TALE OF THE SEA. A story interwoven with picturesque scenery and pretty sea i si<l© eff©c?te, the whole making a charming B'tudy. Tam/haus'scr's COiiaanipion Story: THE NEW Si;OY. A thrilling and THE NEWSBOY. pathetio tale. The Italian Oa-valry, Bill Buys Wime, A Turkish Cigarette, •The Gypsy <uid tibe Jt'oeit of tiie Viiftage, Pathe's Gazette, Bill's Wktow, €od fishing in Iceland, French Naval Dfcgast-er. iX AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (Itodeir the Uouductorship of Mir Rea-

0d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d SATURDAY NLaT, at 2.30 p.m. OUR MATINEE. 3d 3d' 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d langjale s-orrs M iSTINia. ;ON THE LAXGDALE DOMAIN. THURSDAY, llti JANUARY, 1912. '£l3o PRICES. £l3O GOLD MEDALS for Most Points iHorse and Foot Events. [FOOT RACES. , • HORSE EVENTS^ (GENERAL SI'ORTS. ; : A ROSE BOWL, valued at 25 'Guineas has been donated by the Morrison Faiwiiy for the winner of tie Hunters' Competition. «*• AH Handicaps clo's© oa th'e ground.

(AMUSEMENTS for EVERYBODY. Sports commence 'at 10 a.m. sliarp. fmnoh and Afternoon Tea provided. Full programme may be seen at (Age Office. . • J. P. LETT, , Secretary. PHONE 183 E. REFORM PARTY WORKERS.

SOCIAL to all' those ladies and gentlemen w'lio, during the late elect fc>n campaign', viorked i<n ©it-lier jtJawta or country to forward the ini. larests e<f the Reform candidates will be given by Mr 6. R. Sykes' Mas-jberton-,Committee im .the Exchange, Eadi ; , Queen Street, Mlasterton., oai ffilvur&diay evening January 11th'. Double and simg^tickets , wil be is'flUeclj for wiliidlx a small charge will . 3)e levied. Those ladies and gentlemen wta> fere desirous of attending this function will please apply to the secretary, before the 11th. inst., ifpofisLJble. for tickets enabling tEem to ladmisOTon. No tickets will be senifc " out unless asked for, as a complete , list of those who worked so hjard for Reform is not available. R. F. CROSBIE, Box 2, " blaster ton.

Congregational CHURCH CHAPEfL STREET. Rtefv. Alfred Hodge, Preacher. ■ Services nicmmg and evening. ' Communis after the Evening service. ___ BAPTIST CHBR CH. MURRAY'S HALL, QUEEN ST., Masterton. Preacher: Pastor E. Swdnerd. 11 a.rrn'. —The Acceptable Sacrifice. (Third 1 part.) I p.Ei.—Ohbsit Kniiocbiiis at tuie tDoor • «olo.—''Kin&ckin g', Knocking, Wthlo is There?" hy Mr Svinerd. NOX CHURCH, MASTERTON SUNDAY SERVICES. J (j a.m.' —Men'is Society. Address hy Mr J. McGregor sen*. IX a.m. and 7 p.m.— Rev. John McGregor, Diimcdi.n, Kaitivna: g.30 p-.m. —Rev. J. McGiregor. Kopiw-ranga: i 3 pm—Rev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., 98.D. / _ , 7 pm.—Rev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., OB.iD. ETHODIST CHURCH SERVICES. Masterton: . . 11 a.m. ami 7 p.m.—Rev. S. J. wer•pell. Knripliina. 11 a:m«. and 7 p.m.—Mr L. Miaiifie. Wangaehm: 3 n.ra.-Mr L. Minifie. ? p.fm 1 .—Mr A. S. Minifie. UTILITY EGG CIR«<-E, r A " MEETING of the above Circle ;A. will he (held in the Donnnaon Hall on) MONDAY, Sfh January, at 730p -m All members and intending nwirtbe-ffi cordnaMy mvited A E. MILES, aporetary-

DID it ever "strike" you uiat w ■ co at a the average smoker lUI fco 12b per annum in matches i' ion «m save this little item by procurSJyoS 8m ok« t«m P. B. EOSson; the Popular Tobacconist, Qneen Street, Masterton. NEW POTATOES and GBiEEN PEAS, also TOMATOES. Or«er now and avoid disappomtment.r r BOBBINS, Fruiterer, Queen