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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10542, 26 January 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. MASftTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) • fTnHOMPSOiJ-PAVfJE PICTURES A AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (Under the Conductorship of Mj Re*-TO-NIOHT! ba °" ,1,05 ' eS ' ) TO-NIOHTI Relic's, Sensaticnal MastenmM.e, tola in"the Wilclr, of Darkest Airica— LOST IN THE JUNGLE. LOST IN THE JUNGLE. Bee .Miss Williams, the heroine, chiwed by u frauti.: leopard, and saved bj the elephant. r LOST IK THE JUNGLE. lost in the bungle. Supported by these Gems--Pathe's Gazettes, Lea -Muds a .Joli Sii. a Bank, The Queer Folks, Thfe Last sW ; ord, Tilly and the Fire Engines, 111-rewarded Charity Memento, Three Kittens, iSada, At .Jones Jfenr, .Treasure Trove, Betty s .Bintons, .11 t piamond Gunfi. ; rM ,, r , n uv MATINEE o.s SAI HID AY. 2.00 p.m. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. iMYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB. MYSTERY OF A HANSOM GA3. '{Fergus Hume's Ureat Masterpiece.; yytOWN HALL, MASTERTON. 'lr- „ "Allan Hamilton. ©RENNAN'S HUOt XMAS SHOW. THE MOST ATTRACTION EVER PRESENTED IN THE DOMINION. JANUARY 261 h. SSNE NIGHT ONLY. tONE fciICHT ONLY. SNE H'.OllT SNLY. rALL CONTINENTAL AND ENG- ' LISH ARTISTS THE GAIETY 01' ALL NATIONb nigHT , , A WfflßLwJg The Brightest, Metriest, Most Joyous Entertainment ever seen in %E°LATEST LONDON SONGS, j our headliners ARE . headliners. PRINCE CHARLES, rphe almost human Orangoutang, in ffitanv entertaining; acts, Skating, Cj.icljog, Motoring, Billiards. ' JORDAN AND HARVEY, ] , Direct from England. j ; - EVA MTJDGE, Direct f'*o m America. ffuTNSON AND WELLb, from America. ® , Sk t 7HIE GLEN, w S. om England. jDIT-CDt fu TTAT T.TT ; NELLIE ! Direct from Er»v IJ3S PETTTS TOt . ' Direct from ParisV rnanv CHARLES HOWARD, and fcthors. ■Popular Prices;— 4s, 2s 6d, Is. i Box plan at Dresden. Early doOfSJ $33 extra. j

TO BUILDERS. mENDERS for the' removal of f B building .ill 'Church Street to Kuripuni Street, itfc Invited to close February Ist, noon. Specifications can he iseefi at my bffice, Academy Buildings. ... .. M. tR. VARNHAM,, Arohit&yL SINGING and voice production. MISS VERA C. EDWARDS, L.A.8., A.T.C.L., pupil of St. [Bride's Concert and Spencer v Lorraine, t>f London, is prepared to receive pupils in, Singing] and Voice Production. Terms on application to BO 'Chapel Street, Masterton. PIANOFORTE. MISS GRACE TOOBY will r sume the teaching of the Pianoforte on Saturday, 27th inst. Miss IWby will be at home at 40 Hogg {Orescent, on Friday and Saturday, Efjfcli and 27tli insts., to receive intending pupils. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. yr\HE FIRST TERM, 1912, will ?JL gin on TUESDAY, 3Qth January. [The Head Master will receive Parents and Guardians and enroll new pupils, ton MONDAY, 29th January, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and from 2 to 5.30 p.m. OH AS. P. POWLES, ; Secretary. PUBLIC FAREWELL TO THE REV. A. HODCE AT \ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MONDAY, 28th inst.,, at 8 p.m. ' A ©DRESSES by Ministers of the .XJL _ Town and Public Men of the District. Musical Selections during the evening. The Rev. J. JR.. Gllasson, of Weill miton, will preside. GOVERNMENT LTFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. VLOST POLICIES. EWDENOE having been supplied of the loss or destruction of policies numbered 219278 and 207906 iii) the books "of this Department on rthe lives of Frederick Youle, of Masifcerton, formerly of Martinborough, .and (Henry Youle, of Eketahuna, respectively, I hereby give notice of, my intention to issue copies to take the place thereof on the 2nd day of February, 1912, unless objection be lodged before that date. J. H. RIGHARISSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. [Wellington, 26th January, 1912.