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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10683, 10 July 1912, Page 1

"MEETINGS AND RVaiiSi: MA-TERTOM COMPETSTIONS SOG ET¥ (Incorpo:aied) (Patron: His Excellency the Governor) SKCONDANNUAL EFSTIVIL WEDNESDAY'S PROGRAMME. TOWN HALL. 10 a .fin.— ' Prepared Reading (Lady or Gent). Sha.ke*p:tiir.u.i? '-Recitation (Ladies). Shakespearian Rceitation (Gentsj. ihveitation (Ge.nto). 2 p.m.— Sacred Song (Gents). Humorous Song (Gents). Sacred Song (Ladies), floatation, (Giil.'.s undor 11). _rish Sens (Girls " lldor l^7.30 p.m.— Contralto Solo. Impromptu Speech. Story Without Words. FINALS of Shakespearian Recitation (Gents), Sacred S'ong (Ladvie*), .Recitation (.Gents), Irish Song, Sacred Song (Gents). BOX PLAN IiUoWOPKX FOR ORCHESTRAL STALLS, HUGE ds. DAY ADMISSION.- Upstair* Is; Downstairs 6d. tt . NlfilHT ADMISSION.— Upstairs 3s, Stalls 25,, Pit Is. CLißren Half ; Pnc». BOX PLAN AT DIIESDEN. W. GILLESPIE, Secretary. Box 17, Mastcrton.

DINING AND SUPPER ROOMS. FISH AND CHIPS. | W. SCOTT BEGS to aWnouncc to the public of Mas.t€irton and surrounding tlfsi -tricks that he has opened FISH AND CHIPS, DINING AND SUPPER ROOMS in, the premises lately occupied bv IA.II Lop, amd opposite iMr J. Elliott's, Saddler, Queen St. FRESH FISH DAILY. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION. DAIRY FARM ' * 1 ACRES, 6 acres /n oats, rest :2 in grass, 8 paddocks, permafnent wa'ner in each; G-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, 3 stofll stable, loft J (will hoild 30 ton© of hay), chaff room, J .and man's room; trap shed, imple--1 ment s'hed, pig styes, fowl runs, etc. 1 Quarter 'mile from 'buttsr a'nd choei'9 I factories. PRICE £3O po racre. Very easy terms may be arranged. 63 APPLY TOLAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT. HASTINGS. H.B.

HOLLO WAY & CO 8. H. Snell.) (G. F. Hollowaj. QUEEN STREET. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUTCHERY IN MABTERTQN. NOTHING but the very best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Lamb killed at the Abattoir is brought into our shop. No old cow* or old ewes. We thank the publio for the liberal support that is being accorded to us, which speaks for the quality supplied* by us. Having now the services of a first class Small Goods Man, every article is guaranteed fresih daily. Wo have secured a line of the Bnest Lambs in the Wairarapa for onr orders, which we shall seli *t most reasonable pricea. DON'T FORGE? WINTERREADING WE INVITE YOU to look over our Splendid Stock of BOOKS NOW ON SHOW. We always get the latest in good fiction. Some New Books are:— "Through the Postern Gate," Florence Batrclay; "Queen of Guarded Mounts," J. Oxenham; "Ne'er do Well," Rex Beach; "My Lady of Doubt," Randall parrishj "The Devil's Wind," Patricia Wentworth; "A King and a Coward," E. A. Rowlands; "Tovchy," Sewell Ford, "War and the Woman," Max Pemberton; "She Buildeth Her House," Comfort; "Out of Russia," C. Manriot; "The Lure," E. S. Steven's; "The House of Lisronam" (200 guinea prize novel); "Jane Dawson," Will Har"sPLENDJD STOCK OF BOOKS AT Is 6d, 9d, and <sd Each. McLEOD AND YOUNO THE ACADEMY, QUEEN ST MA3TERTON.