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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10541, 25 January 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) fTIHOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES 1 1 AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. . (Under the Oouductorship of Mir He®hana Boyos.) w!PHT i vn.MIOHT f TO"NiGHTI Mg's Sensational Masterpiece, told '■ in tlii Wilds of Darkest Africa—i LOST !M THE jUNGLic. LOST 5M THE JUNGLE. See Miss Vvilliams, the heroine, clawed by a frantic leopard, and saved by * be 0 lS&t the jungle.LOST THE JUNGLE. Essanay's tln-illin- Detective Story See the;great race for lire and do(between a motor car and an electric tram D , AMOMD GANG. THE DIAMOND GANG. jDramas of. Human; Heai-t Interest—• TREASURE TROVE. BETTY'S BUTTONS. AT JONES' FERRY. Grand Vaudevile ruin SADA. SADA, SADA. SADA. (Hie Tight Rope Walker). Supported by these : Pa the's Gazettes, Lea l'mds a Job an a Bank, The Queer Folks, Hie Last Word, Tilly and the Fire Engines, INiok "Winter, 111-rewarded dharity Memento, Three. Kittens.

fTIOWN HALL, MASTERTON. ( tisee ...TT"Allan Hamilton. Sole Direction -" ! BRENNAN'S HUGE XMAS SHOWI the most supe»b attractlON EVER PRESENTED lis THE DOMINION. JANUARY 26th. ONE NIGHT ONLY. ONE NIGHT ONLY. ONE NIGHT ONLY. ALL CONTINENTAL AND ENG- " LISH ARTISTS. THE GAIETY OF ALL NATIONS' IN ONE NIGHT 1 ! A WHIRLWIND OF LAUGHTER AND SONG. ■ x The Brightest, Merriest, Most Joyous Entertainment ever seen m LONDON SONGS. OUR HEADLINERS ABIE HEADLINERS. PRINCE CHARLES, TSie almost human Orangoutang, m many entertaining acts, Skating, Cycling, Motoring, Billiards. JORDAN AND HARVEY, Direct from England. EVA MUDGE, Direct from America. JOHNSON AND WELLS, Direct from America. ARCHIE GLEN. Direct from England. NELLIE KOLLE,' Direct from England. LES PETITS TOTOS, Direct from Paris. CHARLES HOWARD, and many tethers. Popular Prices — : 4s, 2s 6a, Is. Box plan at Dresden. Early doors 6d extra.

to builders: TENDERS for the. removal of building in -Church Street to Kuripuni Street, are invited to close February Ist, noon. Specifications can foe «een at my office, Academy Building®. M. tR. VAOEUNUAM 1 , Architect. MASTERTON CEMETERY. mBENDERS aa-e invited until 12 JoT Noon 011 FRIDAY, 26th JFan liar;?* for- leasing a paddock of aoouifc 12 of 13 acres for grazing purposes,. adjoining the Cemetery. The highest or any tender mot necessarily 'accept-( ed ,T. C. BODDINGTON, Secretary. MASTPBRTON RAOEN6 CLUB. Applications are invited! (to J close a.t lioon on 26th. i 1912) for Married uouple as _Ltoetakers of Opaki Racecourse. Salary £BO. Free house; run for cow. Particulars of duties, etc., can /be seen on Sec. M.R.O. SINGING AtiD VOICE PRODUCTION. M |SS VERA c. EDWARDS, xt j. L.A.8., A.T.C.L., pupil of St. Bride's Concert and Spencer Lorraine, of London, is prepared to receiv© pupils in Singing and Voice Production. Terms on application to 20 Chapel Street, Masterton. PIANOFORTE.

MISS GRACE TOOBY will resume tOie teaching of the Pianoforte on Saturday, 27th. inst. Mis? Tooby will be at home at 40 Hogg Orescent, on Friday and Saturday, • 26th and-27th in sis., to receive intending pupils. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. THE FIRST TERiM, 1912, will begin on TUESDAY, 3Qth January, rrhe Head Master will receive Parents and Guardians and enroll new pupils on MONDAY*- 29th January, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and from 2 to 5.30 p.m. OHAS. P. POWI.ES, Secretary. WANTED KWOWJI Tl»* Strawaon' b (Bnrkitt b) White Oil is good for both mm md beatk r A Rood liniment for Riheu.m*titm. Magnetic Ointment for cowl' tesM All atores and saddlers, or from 3. Bnrkitt. Palmerttoxi Nortia.