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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10556, 10 February 1912, Page 1

meetings and amusements. masterton electric theatre. (l ''2l l Sf««lE U p^TUREB riui ' T-P orchestra. IDDder tta CDodurtol* oi Mr B®1 torn Uu - ,os i T 0-NIGHTI T5-3k^«- I>,r ' the double EVENT. a Tl.i'Lili'ig »ml WomlovM of Incidents representing tlic whole ami cim.mstauccs surround.a gallant steed who raced ioi Lot, Happiness and Fortune, aiKl won - vi.rlit almost impossible odds. " tapffSb' te«rtb«l by Pnnul'ir and Eminent -Actpi^ MR AL FiRED BOOTHMAN. An Idle Boast (Lubiu drama), UpJaia'Barnacle's Baby (screaming > itagrapb), Strength of Insects, English .Lakes, The Eare-devi (American BJ•graph Comedy), Smiler 1 nor, •isu, Pa the Gazette. avTTIR MATINEE as usual on H>AY. Special Programme. Now 1•tures. —!— — • imHE iLVSTERTON ..jyrrnfbi iJ. LANDS TRXISI \OILRS ttitST is now open f <»' "^^ o '] V n . fche Trust Office, fobieetions thereto must bo lodgJ. _ •i • \ *+ii 4-itp hofoic. o %Tll 13th Frtn,jury, 1911.- BY ORDER. HALL, MASTER! ON. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. p 'FEB. 1 itli and lotli. . i A LITE RA &X TREAT. I FITCH AND HASTINGS. FITCH AND HASTINGS. FITCH AND HASTINGS. FITCH AND HASTINGS. WILSON FITCH, tlu' Cireat American Literary Artist, and MISS HASTINGS, the'famous Elocutionist, m. Itlieir refined entertainment, in which twill be portrayed "Hamlet,' &liakespeare), "What Men Live By ( itoi), "The Blue .Bird" ■ Materlmek), &tc., etc. • 1 Do not miss These Literary Gems, j The programme oill NIGHT will be "bUNV* HEIGH Js .—Favourittes, old autl.new. t THURSDAY NIGHT— HAMfjET." ___ POPULAR. BRTOES— 3S, '2s, IS. Box Plan at Dresden. >y J FERD. berendsen, ;• ' ' • Business Manager-. y.m.c.a. QTRANGERS' TEA at B p.m Rev. J. YOUNG, latt-e of In- j dia, will speak. \ BIBLE CLASS at 3.45 p.m. . j SOLWAY, HOME at 7. Speaker: ilr D. Pryor. All Men are Welcome. METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES. Master ton. II a.m. and 7 p.m.—Rev. S. J. Serpen. Kuripuni: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Rev. J. E. Parsons. (Rangitumau: 3 p.m.—Rev. S. <j . Serpell. APTIST CHURCH. MURRAY'S HALL, QUEEN ST., Masterton. Preacher : Pastor E. Swinerd. II a.m.—-Loose Him and Let Him Go. ■ 7 p.m.—Eternal Punishment and Immortality. SOLO— "Eternity," iby Mr Swm--|erd. _ CHURCH, MASTERTON SUNDAY SERVICES. 10.15. —Men's Society. Jl, a.m.—Subject: "The most sublime Scene in Ancient History." 7 p.m.—Subject, "A Lc-sson from the South African War." (Preacher: Rev. J. Young.) 3 p.m., Miki Miki.— Rev. Young. 3 p.m., Kopuaranga, Mr D. McGregor. 3 p.m., Bideford.— Rev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., B.D. 7 p.m., Wangaehu.— Rev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., B.D. /CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CHAPEL STREET. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Rev. J. H. Mc•Ko.ime. Communion after morning service. CASTLEPOINT COUNTY COUNCIL. TINUI-MANAWA ROAD DEVIATION. TiIENDERS for about 60 chains ,'JL road construction, including 'me tall ling and fourteen ■ feet bridge, Iwill he received at our offices until noon of MONDAY, February 19th. Drawings, etc., to be seen at the fc-esidenee of IT. Sutton, Esq., Oouti- % Clerk, Tinui, and at our offices, Brandon Street, Wellington, and Perry Street, Masterton. •BEATON, SLADDEN and PAVITT, Engineers and Surveyors. OTHERS.— Bring baby to Kitchener's and have it fitted hvitli a pair of foot-form Shoes, correctly named "Nature's Ideal."