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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10716, 23 September 1912, Page 1

. MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. I PkNO fLAYINIi MAlili EAM THE great drawback to the Pi an rat's complete enjoyment is, gen orally, his inability to sit down t the Piano and play NEW MUSIC A'. Sight. The sight of five or mor SHARPS or FLATS in the Signature and SHARPS, FLATS, DOUBLI SHARPS, etc, swarming all over tlii page, presents to hira little more thai a HOPELES MASS OF PERPLEX ING SIGNS, from which he can onr pick out the notes with great diffi r>"i+r- J}-,- fbn oflnnfior of thft NE\^ SYSTEM, THE WHOLE RANGE 01 MUSIC within his powers of execu TfON LIES OPEN TO THE PIANIST. We Guarantee to teach any age t< olny the Piano or Organ and to reac Music. FULL COURSE £2 2s—money refunded if von cannot play in sia weeks. SPECIAL COURSE fa country pupils. Hours: 10 a.m. t< R p.m. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Trust Buildings (upatairg), QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. ' WmrArn ■ - APIER PARK RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING To bo held nn SATURDAY, OCTOBER oth. 1912. For Programmes see Weekly Press. STAKES £IOOO. NO RACE UNDER 100 SOVS. DATES OF NOMINATIONS. WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, ETC. • (With amounts to be paid) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1912. 'Nominations close at the Club's Office, Herßchell Street, Napier, at 8 p.m., for all events. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1912. ACCEPTANCES for all Events dose at 8 p.m. J. E. GLEADOW, Secretary N.P.R.G. Telephone No. 241. Office: Herschall Street, Napier, TENDERS FOR FIREWOOD. TENDERS will be received till the 10th October, for the supply of 500 cords Firewood—Rirnu and Matai, for the Mniricevillo Li me Company, Mauriceville. Particulars from the Works Manager. HATCHING SEASON. SETTINGS of White Leghorns, Silver Wyandotte<s, 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. . 26 per cent Diecunt to Utility vCircle Members CASH TEEMS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TRUST LANDS TRUST. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — In soliciting your support at the ballot box on Wednesday. 2oth mat., \do as one born and: bred in the Mnsterton Small Farm Settlement, and who has always been keenly alive to the -special educational heritage of the children of the above area.. For twenty years I Jm'o been a member of the Fern ridge School Committee, and I ..stand for the conserving if the interests of the children cf the primary schools in the district, and for the Trust capitation grants. I anr altogether opposed to.interfering wii'h j them. I supnrot the establishment of a High School based on free places; such a- High School to have a strong agricultural side, and to be, in fact, precisely the school the Establishment Committee are moving to obtain. Considering the nee_»f the students iit tile proposed High School, I consider that there should be a separate institution for girls, with the consequent isolation of the sexes as much is possible. * i further stand for the exercise of caution in the expenditure of all I'ntet moneys, realising that the Trustees have a sacred duty to perform towards the children of the district. In conclusion I would .state that if -ny platform as above outlined meets ivitli your approval, I shall appreciate .-our support at the ballot box,, and dinll at all times endeavour to place nv honest services at your disj OSfll. Yours Faithfully HENRY EVANS, Chairman Fernridgo School Committee. Mavterton, Sept, 21st, 1912. SfIASrE w'fOM WOOm. 'tiKIH, WiCSES AND TALLOW SALES. feTEXT SALE WEDNESDAY >i 18tli OCTOBER, at 1.30 p.m. At Levin's Store, Chapel Street. W.F.0.A.. Ll-L , N.Z LO-Aft AiM) MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. Ltd. l> ALGETY AND CO., Ltd LEVIN AND CO., Ltd. SMOKERS KhQIHSITES ALL car Stocks &z® cLoaa, tfrejh, and up-to-dat© in er? res.pwfc. All the latent and mwfc popular brands of Tobaccos. Pipoa and Gen2rnl Requisites sleeked. THE FOR QENU9NE VALUE. HAIRWORK EXECUTED AT REASONABLE PHlOlsa. CORNER SHOP, QUEEN ST .MASTERTON.