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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10711, 3 September 1912, Page 1

' .#£OIAL ASJVJSiVHgfcWfeWT®. STERTON AMATEUR THEATRICAL SOCICV TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th and 12th. (by arrangement with J. C. "Williamson., Ltd. DO YOU LUKE HEARING A MAN SPEAK? WATTS-DSTGHTSELD SPEAKS TO MEN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th. Don'.t Make Other Engagements. C. E. M. S., FUNERAL NOTICE. mBE friends of MRS J. H. PAUL~ JL iNG arc respectfully invited, to attend the funeral of her late husband, which will leave the residence, Main Street, Kurupimi, on THURSDAY, sth inst.. at 2.30 p.m. for the Master ton Cemoterv. G. HYDE, Funeral Director. Telephone, 233. ; ■ Private. 524.

I MASTERTON FIRE POLICE. "EMBERS arc requested to atI x.ju tend in Jfu]J= dress uniform at the Central Fire Brigade on TiJURSi DAY, at 1.30 p.m. for the purpose of attending the funeral of the- late Mr J. H. PAULING. ex-Captain. By Order. . ! v CAPTAIN-DIXON. MASTERTON MUNICIPAL SAMD. HE mombejus of tbo nbovo '.Band _ are requested to meet at - the Practice Room TO-NIGHT at 7.30 o'clock sharp. ' . W. ANDREWS, . Secretary. W. C. T. U. iHE Wellington District •Conven- .. -turn .of the W.C.T.U. ivill.;hoH their sessioai in Wesleyan Schoolroom, TUESDAY, September 3*l, commencing at 10 a.m. PUBLIC MEETING 7.30. p.m. LECTURE by MRS PERYMAN, entitled: "WOMEN IN CIVIC AND POLITICAL LIFE." .;., Music?.! ..Songs and. v R/scita~-; tione. Collectioni to be taken'up in aid of the' Funds.

I WISH tn notify the public that I have nurchused tho HOP-BEER JAR BUSINESS"" of Mr Kosson (late Rossoti Bros). Mr W. Rosson will continue- to call on customers, as usual on my behalf. All Jars bearing tho name "Johnson Bros." are now my property, and nriy one having same, in their possession will oblige by notifying me. JOSEPH DIXON, l Cordial Manufacturer. THE TARATAKI MEAT WORKS EMPLOYEES' UWtON. TNVrTE all Unionists to'attend a meetiug in MURRAY'S HALL on TUESDAY NIGHT, September 3rd, at 8 o'clock. This meeting is open to tho general nublic, who are cordially invited to come and hear the tru'oTacts in regard to the victimisation of prominent Unionists. ''' '' - \ ■ HATCHING SEASON.

SETTINGS of White Leghorns, Silk 3 ver Wyandott&s, and Indian Runners can be obtained at T. H. RTOTHERFURD'S (Maiaia), also Lc £ - horn-Wyandotte cross. Prices from 3s to 7s 6d per fifteen effffs. 25 per cent Discount to. Utility l£ircle Members. CASH TERMS. , FARMSSSPkEASS >OT£ gifiMfEMN MONTHS HARD. JOT oyer the Hall, but away out in ,N the Backblocks. This' is not a sentence, hut a eulogy of good service, It as the testimony of one of our numerous clients to the HARD WEARING qualities of our First Grade Kip Watertight jShootere. How _ pleased he looked as fee produced a pair. Aiter 18' months' HARiD WEAR they etift retained their original'shape., They had mover heen half soled,- Only d few nails now and again., end 6 keel shod. we'nid for this client "we-can do for you. These boots cfcfeke permMient ouEtomfers. ' RING UP TELEPHONE 51. HUBBARD BROS, \ND CO,, • BOOT ' Queers Slrea;\ Master ton-

! ARRIVAL OF FIRST SfIIPM£NT& NEW SHANTUNGS„ "in all eololirs. Sid. JAPANESE CRK]"»«J3S, now shades, Did. NEW X\\ki Kilk"), wide . widtlts. nil fyj-Xv-i. VRI?Y SPEC! /|, WIDE l»9d r** ■ ■ is rid. ' t ALL j* „,, ''"j''."" . &>ht:.il price. * V '\? xrtANRttY. NEW. VLOW- ''• -inul mid » S EEQIMITES. "' L V ft't QL»p LOW •PRICED. Iw Watson and ccx, 'SGQ?*OW*SC STORES.. (Lat-f HOOPETVB.)