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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10682, 9 July 1912, Page 1

r J!EETiHCS AND AMUSEM v f?vi7S, / «- v , j sfot MASTEETj-I COMPETITIONS CCIHY (In corpora! el. (Patron: .Hie Excell( v ney the Governor) SECONDANNUAL FESTIVAL TUESDAY'S PROCRAMME. ; M ETHOBIST SCHOOLROOM: l'j a.m. — 'Hiunc-rcus Recitation Reading at S:ght (Ladies and Lt cutis) iv'iciiation '(Ladies). TOWN HALL. 10 a.m.— Hano iSclo (Under 16). Piano Solo (b'ndc.r .14). Piano Solo (under 12). Piano Solo (any ago). 2 p.m.— Memorised Song._ Vocal Duet (Ladies). Scotch Song (Lalckefj or Gents). Baritone Solo. 7.30 p.m.— Piano Solo (any age). I' limis Scotch Song. Song Accompaniment. Final®, Ladies' 'Recitation. Ba&'i Song. Piano Duet, any age. 'Musical' Monologue. Final Humorous Recitation.. Story Without Words. DAY ABIMITSSJOX. — Upstairs Is; [Downstairs 6d. T . , . iN-IGIHT ADMISSION.— Upstairs !is Stalls 25., Pit Is. Cliildiren Half Pries. BOX pLAX~AT JMESBEN. W. GILLESPIE,. Secretary. Box 47, Master ton. DINING AND SUPPER fiOOMS. FISH AND CHIPS. W. SCOTT EGS to announce to the public of and surrounding district's that lie lias opened. FISH AND CHIPS, DINING AND SUPPER ROOMS in the"*" premises lately occupied by Ah Lop. niud opposite Mr J. Elliott's, 'Saddler, Queen St.

FRESH FISH DAILY. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION. DAIRY FARM MA 1 ACRES, 6 acres .r. oats, rest 0 dr2 in grass, 8 paddocks-, permanent wa'fcer in each; G-roomed house, 10-hail cowshed, 3 stall stable, loft (will lioikl 30 -tone of hay), chaff room, and man's room; trap shed, implement s'bed, p>s styes, fowl runs, etc. Quarter 'mile from 'butter a'nd cheese factories. PRICE £3O pe rat-re. Very easy terms may be arranged. G3 APPLY TOEDWIN R. B. DANIEL LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT. HASTINGS, H.B. HOLLO WAY &CO 8. H. SnolL) (G. P. Hollo way, QUEEN STREET. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUTCHERY IN fciftSTERTON. NOTHING but the very best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Lamb killed: at the Abattoir is brought into our shop. No old oowi or old pwos. Wo thank the public for the liberal support that is being accorded to ua, which speaks for the quality supplied by us. Having now the services of a first class Small Goods Man, every articis i 3 guaranteed fresh daily. We have secured a line of the finest Lambs in the Wairarapa for onr orders, which we shall eeli *t most reasonable pricea. DON'T FOEGE7 1 HOLLOWAY,

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