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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10716, 21 October 1912, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MASTERTON CRICKET CLUB. rTIHE Annual General Meeting of JL the Masterton Cricket Chib called for FLUDAY the ISthJnst., has been postponed til! MONDAY eveniiifl next, the )).'-}. ::>■'. at S p.i;:. Ti-IOS. JORDAN. Hon. Secretary. WAIRAPftPA TiMi'LOYHRS A3- ' (.-in,-; ',■.■••:••! U. mi-IE Holiday Committee invito all JL Business jlrop'o in. Mastertcn to close their prcruiscs ;;t 11 a.m. on THURSDAY, 2111: October. 1912. on the occasion of the Carterton Show. (Peoples' Bay.) GHAS. A. TABUTEAU, Secretary. If" WISH, to announce that I am .'.. JL CASH BUYER oi all kiiuis of FAT STOCK during the present ireezina: season. MASTERTON f'OUTIGAL !'!£- FORM L£.'iUU~. SOCIAL GATHERING. A SOCIAL Catherine; under the jl"3. auspices of the A-asterton Political Reform League will be held m the 'Exchange Unit on MONDAY, Oct. 21st. Daudiig at 8. Songs, Music and Short Addresses by M.'sP. Tickets: Gentlemen 2s. Ladief ! basket. Tickets to be had from any member of the Committee, or from 0. It. Rawson, Secretary. r<SOTIOE. HOLIDAY "OURSUA.NT to tlio terms of J'Tbe JL Banking Act 10OS." THURSDAY the 21th dav of October. IDI2. Carterton Show Day. is hereby appointed a Special .Hank Holm::y at the offices of the undersigned Banks in Masterton : The Union Bank of Australia. Ltd, R. A. HOLMES. Inspector. T'<e 'Hank of Australasia. A. P. WEBSTER. Inspector. T''c Bank of Now South Wales, I), W. MOLINEA'UX. Inspector. The Rank of New Zealand.. AY. CALLENDER, General ManHEW ZEALAND RASLV/AY CARTERTON SHOW. 23rd a:>u 2 kit OCTOBER.

TJTOMDAY EXCURSION' TICKXl7"n TO C.mTERTON, nil! bo obtain:;!)!:-" from 'Woodvillo. To Am and intermediate station;; on 23rd and 2Hh OCTOBER. X.B.—Holiday Excursion Tickets will it? obtai-abV on 'Uih OCTOIjEK. by morpine trains onlv. _ On :Mrh' OCTOIJEK. Soonnd-elnw lU'hi'"; Tifkots to Carrerton. available for return on day of-issue only, will bo obtainable nt Afasterton and Sohvuv. Earo. Is .'id. On 24th OCTOBER, Special pns- ;-:■;• "..'.ver trai;; ste,ppirie,-, if required, at a,i! statiaas, ,vil! leave Cross, CreA at 9.(3 a.rn.. Eeathorsto:i 9.55 a.m.. Gircytov.n 9:'2j a.m., and arrive Carterton 10.7 a.m. 'B-ctnra train w ; ll lo:;.vo Carterton at 0.40 p.m. Tra : i:s l?avo Mnttorton for Carterton at 9.-K). 1.1. J.1 a.vn.. and 1.1 'i p.m. Return trains will leave Cara:>d ■>;/(:. p.m. Tii? 2.45 o.m. io;) train will t-nfeo passengers for sontli of Cross Creek :Mid will leave Carterton at 0.-2 p.m. BY ORDER. 7 OFFICE ACT, (Section 50.)

hi the Estate of .Tamos Henry Pauling, of Masterton. Company MiHiutrc?!', deceased. A LL creditors and others having oV"laims npninst this estate, are. hereby required to send them, with pnrtievi!;>vs. on the forms provided, t« the District Ascent of the Public Trust OfR-r-e at Masterton, on or before the .'soth day of iVovember 1912. Accounts not rendered by the date aawd in:>y be rejected. All moneys payable to the above ivrrate ni.v be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any Postal Monev-order Office, or paid to W.'B. CKENNELLS. District Arent of the Public Trust Office. FRED. FITCHETT. Public Trustee. /■ October 19th, 1012.

NOTICE. TyritS RICHARDSON, Dressmaki.TjLer and Costumier. 47 Bannister itreot to announce that she has resinned business. HATGHiNU SEASO 1 SITINGS of White Loghorns, SilJ ver Wyandottes, and Indian Runners can be obtainoc! at T. H. aUTHEKP'OHD'S (Maiaia), also'.Log-bora-Wyaedofcte cross. Prices from 8s to 7s tM per fifteen eggs. 25 per cent Discoim* to Utility Circle Membore CASH TERMS.

"PIANO -OLAYINC! ADE Absolutely no Knowledge -f MUSTH ■Required. WE TEACH ANY AGE To Play the Piano and READ MUSIC. Professor Marshall Hall says: —"lngenious and splendid for the {Masses." Herr Edouard SHiarf says:—"l would teach my own child the new mothod." EXTRACTS FROM PUPILS. Madam Everett Butler, says:—"As a Teacher of over 25 years' experience of the Old Method. I have great pleasure m telling you that I have proved your system to be all you claim for it." Mr Fuller, Newtown, Wellington, says:—"Your system of simplifying difficult music is wonderful. No Vamping Cards or Chart 3. No drudgery." THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF ;MUSIC. Trust Buildings (upstairs), Queen Street. Mnstertoti. Full Tuition £2 2s, and returned if you cannot play in six weeks. Interviews daily from 10 o'.kh Do 8 p.m.