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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10540, 24 January 1912, Page 1

meetings and amusements. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) mHOMPSOU-PAYNE PICTURES f 8 AND T.-p. ORCHESTRA. TCnder the Oonduotorsbip oi Mr Re»hana Boyos.) rn.NICHT! tO-NIGHti DELHI DURBAR CtLEBRATIONS. This splendid picture will be shown g.'o-NIGiLT, for- the last time. Do snot miss it.A Collection of G-ems. . The Secret of the Still, Senorita s Conquest (American Bici Co.'s fasoinating siK'cess), When the Sun went out (a vivid story), Scenes m OJuna, White Willis of the Solent, _l'irst Aid [Flirtation, The Electric \ ilia, Cowboy's Devotion, Oharlie s Automatic jLiujhter, Proving .His Love, lhe Boy Trainer, Furious Driving. fpOWN .HALL, MASTERTON. £~ see T - Allan Hamilton.' Sole Direction ... J 3 . 1 "?™ 1 ' s i SJi,i SRENNAN'S HUGfc XMAS SHOW. TELE MOST SUPER® ATTMOTION EVER PRESENTED IN THE . DOMINION. . ir* JANUARY 26th. ONE NICHT ONLY. ONE NIGHT ONLY. « ONE NIGHT ONLY. fALL CONTINENTAL AND ENG- . LISH ARTISTS. ITHE GAIETY OF ALL NATIONS IN ONE NIGHT! 'A WHIRLWIND OF LAUGHTER AND SONG. The Brightest, - Merriest, Most .Ijoyous Entertainment ever seen jn ■tfche Dominion. THE LATEST LONDON SONGS. OUR HE'ADLINERS ARE HEADLiNERS. _ . PRINCE, CHARLES, IKe almost liuman Orangoutang, ui many entertaining acts, Skating, Oy-. clina:, "Motoring, Billiards. '-JORDAN < AND HARVEY, 1 Direct from England. •. . , , EVA MUDGffi, . "Direct from Ariwrica. ! JOHNSON, AND WELLS, ' Direct from America. , - t- ARCHIE GLEN. . ' Dfr.ecst from Eh clanil. / NELLIE KOLm. • Direct from EngkiUL LES PETTTS TOTOS, • Direct from Paris. CHARLES HOWARD, and many • others. - Popular Prices- 4s; 2s 6d, Is. Box plan at Dresden. Early doors 6d extra. ■ j cr .• v .■ i : , . | I OWN HALL, | ■ 't J ; MR W. A. VriTCH .Labour mem_j ' ber for Wanganui, and MR D.'J McLAREN, ex-M.P., will deliver/ [Public Addresses under the auspices i of the local branch of tlie N.Z. Lab-) tjur Party on -• J *'TH£ LABOUR QUESTION FROM A POLITICAL STANDPOINT." eis WORSHIP THE MAYOR WILL PRESIDE.

MASTERTON CEMETERY. TEENDERS «re invited' until 12 Jsbon on FRIDAY, 26th January, for leasing a .paddock of about' t 12 or 13 lacres for grazing purposes,] adjoining the Cemetery. The highest ( lor any: tender not necessarily, accept j&d f . " J. €. BODDINGTON, Secretary. •MASTERTON UACING CLUB. *\ PPMCATIONS are invited! (to A. close at anoon on 26th January, 1912) for Married oouple as Caretakers of Opaki Racecourse. Salary £Bo.' Free house; rim for cow. Particulars of duties, etc., can be Seen on application to A. HATHAWAY, Sec. M.R.C. 'NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is'hereby given that the Partnership heretofore existing 'between Samuel Thomas Millar ■ and Iffugh Boyle, both of Fernridge, farmers, under the style of Millar and tßovle, is Dissolved as from this date, unci all debts due by the said firm will be paid by the said Hugh Boyle, and all moneys owing to the said firm -must be paid to him, and his receipt shall be a good discharge therefor. Dated at Masterton this 20th day 6f Jan., 1912. - S. T. MILLAR. H. BOYLE. [Witness: . THOS. JORDAN, Solicitor, Miasterton. School Requisites ARE REQUIRED AND we mow have them in stock. "We have , another supply of NEW BOOKS and POST CARDS )to (hand. A good assortment of FANCY SILKS can aways ibe obtained from— WALTER CROSSLEY (Lato SMITH'S.) AND STATIONER, QUE?*;* STREET 80PTE.