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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10714, 7 September 1912, Page 1

FECIAL AOVSRTISKEiSEKTO. [ASTERTON AMATEUR THEAL T'RICAL SOCIETY. (By arrangements with J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.) "H.M.S. PINAFOR'E.'* TOV/N HALL, MASTERTQN. WEDNESDAY. AND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th and 12th. '■ EXCELLENT CAST AND CHORUS, 50 STRONG. SELECT ORCHESTRA. Magnificent Scenery Effects and Costumes. T?ox Plan at Dresden, opens WEDNESDAY, September 4th. PRICES: 3?, 2?, and Is. Booking, Circle and Stills Gel extra. H. C. ROBERTS. Hon. Secretary.' DO YOU LIKE HEARING A MAN SPEAK? WATTS-DITCHFIELD SPEAKS TO MENMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th. Don't Make Other Engagements. C. E. M. S.

BOXING TOURNEY. CARTEIITON. VICTORIA HALL. Sept. 12th. SEVEN EVENTS. .INTRANTS from Cliristchurcfc, J' Tinni Paliiatm. and the pick of the Wairarapa. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! PEARSON CUP. SATURDAY NEXT. - RED STAR v. DALEFIELD. OLD SHOWGROUNDS. Kick-off at 3 o'clock sharp. . Admission: Gd. I WISH to notify the public that T have purchased the HOP-BEER JAR BUSINESS of Mr Bosson (late Rosson Bros). Mr W. Rosson will contimie to call on customers as usual on my behalf. . All Jars bearing the name Johnson Bros." are now my property, and any one baring same in their posses-, eion will oblige bv notifvins me. JOSEPH DIXON, Cordial Manufacturer. HATCHING SEASON. IETHNGSof White Leghorns, Silk 3 ver Wyandottes, and Indian Runners can be obtained at T. H. RUTHERFURD'S (Maiaia>, also Leg-horn-Wyandotte cross. Prices from 3s to 7s 6d per fifteen eggs. 2o per cent Discount to Utility iCivcle Member. CASH TERMS. ANAWATU and WEST COAST Agricultural and Pastoral Association Champion Butter Fat Competition, to bo held Spring Show. October 30th and 31st, and NOVEMBER Ist. 1912. Open to cows of any breed or cross. Entries close SATURDAY, September 21st. For particulars see Schedule, or irrito ;to , • . W. T. PENNY. Secretary. Box 65. Palmcreton North.

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