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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10520, 8 January 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS ANO AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) HOMI-aOri-l-AYME PICTURES AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. '"-- J ar the Uouductoraup ot ik !»«*- ii-aua JJoyes.) O . N , QHT , TO-NICHTI TONIUMi. A SeMg Sensation. TTF.E ON TH-E BGRiBER. A true tS-R ON 'l±L RODDER, story of ' ON- '1 HE BOitMR. Lite mthe iW ON 'iHiHJ BORDER, early days ,*lfF ON THE BORDER, of Amerffi ON THE BORDER. ica, realON THE BORDER. itAicaWy ?E ON 'ill 15 BURNER, portoaji nV'E ON THE BORl)V:i:. U11 « ™ e rTVF ON THE Bu*uH*R. tomblo SI ON THE BOBBER, expetjw* MFE ON f HiE BORDER, oe> of -a, T WF ON 'IKB BORDER, SL iX*. tocher vrtth the Sly wo,rk done *y a pnnvhng band of. Indians. , Essaauuy's TlinHler: . OUTLAW SAMARITAN. An episode OUTLAW SAMABIXAN. iu the life OUTLAW SAMARITAN, of a SAMARITAN, and recKTAW SAMARITAN, less outlaw AW SAMARITAN, ot .the West Anldther Essamay Triumph: .—> ™7mv>« PENALTY. A sta.rt- ; TRIBE'S .fi'jivAXii i • T ! TRIBE'S PENALTY, nal dra--1 TRIBE'S PENALTY. m», deA JE TRIBE'S PENALTY, mctaing THE TRIBE'S PENALTY. l«£e amTHE TRIBE'S PENALTY, ong LidTHE TUBE'S PENALTY, mm and THE TRIBE'S PENALTY, cowboys. Another Sensation: . TFTE SQUAW'S LOVE. A typical lnTHRSOUAW'S LOVE, dian story., THE SQUAW'S LOVE, ling «itimTHE SQUAW'S OLVE. torn , A sweet Domestic Story. A CHILD OF TWO MOTHERS. One toig, feml iscream: A-DEAL IN-INDIANS. A.sm-6'ewe for tteßlnes: A HURRIED RENOVATION. The Magnet, Tweedledium's Tnjck,, The Second Honeymoon, ■ -the States Oarnival.- ■

PARK FETE DAY. - MEETING of tire Executive . * Committee of the "Park Fete » Celebrations wfi« lie held on All persons interested in. m vkwig tl» Pete a record, please attend. Business important. - JAS. M. OORADINK Mayor and Gh-aai-man. LANGDALE SPORTS MEETING. ON THE LANGDALE DOMAIN. THURSDAY, lltfc- JANUARY, 1912. £l3O pru s e h s. £l3O

GOLD MEDALS for Mo&t Points Horse and Foot Events. FOOT RACES. HORSE EVENTS. GENERAL SPORTS. A ROSE BOWL, valued at 25 Guineas has been donated .by the Morrison, Family for. the winner of the Hunters' Competdtaom!. All Handicaps otos© on. the ground. AMUSEMENTS for EVERYBODY. Sports commence at 10 a.m. sharpXnoh and Afternoon Tea prdvided. Full programme may be seen at Age Office. p LETT> Secretary. PHONE 183 E.

SPORTS %?iis £52 U PRIZES. <ymtT.J** ANNIVERSARY DAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1912. Programmes, dw.< A. E. BOOTH, J. K. STRANG, Join* Secretarial. REFORM PARTY WORKERS.

f A SOCIAL to all those ladies and A gentlemen who, during the late election campaign, worked in either jtfown or country to forward the interests of the Reform candidates will he given by Mr G. R. Sykes' Mastenton Committee in the Exchange Hall', Queen Street, Masterton, on 'Hh!UiT.sdiay evening January 11th. Double and single tickets will he issued, .for which, a small charge will he levied. Those ladies and gentlemen who are desirous of attending this function will please apply to the secretary, before the 11th hast., if po»ffiir Jble, for tiokets enabling them to Admission. No tiokets will be sent ojut unless asked for, as a complete iisb of those who worked so hard for Reform is not available. l R. F. CROSBIE, v Box 2, Mastertom.

MORRISON'S BUSH HOTEL. B. POLSON PROPRIETOB ■XITRST CLASS MEALS, Good Afr Jj tentioo, Best of Win©B *nd Spirits, and home-like aocoiamodaHouee is oramectod with Telaphooj* Bum* I *-!