SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. LAYING I VAGUENESS, UNCERTAINTY, GUESSWORK, are the characteristics of the poor Bight-reader ■; CER.TiINTy and DECISION of the good. rm.-. ..v.:_r x -(.,...«„ «f Ida Now Svfitern are that, besides TRAINING THE EYES to perceive clearly the • , l • * il.- _-,-,',. nanus I+. FAR THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THE" PROCESSES INVOLVED IN SIGHT READING. Absolutely no knowledge of music READ MUSIC. FULL COURSE (six weeks) £2 2s. Money refunded '•s we are unable to teach you. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC Trust Buildings. Masterton. Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Miss Hogg Instructress. :■■ OTHERS! E have the mar fascinating /' range of Children » foys, at* in^ what to -buy for the Childrens' Stockr tags; also dainty little Xmas Pre, stmts for the EWer Ones. J. HEKDERSON BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. BIDEFORD ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1913. To be held at BIDEFORD. SPECIAL T>RIZES. HORSE EVENTS. Points' Prize. 5 < Guinea Cup FOOT EVENTS. ■ Points Prize, 5 Guinea Cup. . LADIES' EVENTS. Most Points obtained, a 5 Guinea Bracelet will be rewarded. S. MILLER. Secretary. Telephone 121. F. MANSATAINOKA SPORTS DECEMBER 28th. A GOOD DAY'& OUTING. . PROMISED. . . INTRIES for Field' Events ~ and _i Piping-, and Dancing Competions CLOSE ON THEGROUND., WAIRARAPA PIPE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. .'■ ' COME AND SEE the Juveniles Dance the Highland Fling, Sword Daace, Irish Jig and Reel. Refreshment Booths. Sweets and Soft Drinks Stall on the Ground. .'. FIRST EVENT 11 a.m. Trains to suit Wairarapa patrons. • ADMISSION: Adultsls, Children under 15. Sixpence. Horse Paddock Is. GRAND BALL in the Library Hall.
in the Evening. D. W. WILTON. Secretary, Pahiatua. A NEW BUSINESS ,, ARTS AND CRAFTS DEPOT. IHE Management of the Arts and Crafts Depot have pleasure in announcing that they have opened business in Masterton, with a fine, up-to-date stock of Hand made Laces, Oriental Goods, Pottery, Pewter, Anti mony, Jewellery. Fancy Goods, Silks, Bedspreads Curtains. ALSO AGENT FOR LIBERTY'S WELLINGTON. CLASSES FOR FANCY WORK. \ SINGLE LESSONS ARRANGED 1 FOR Note Address: Next Prince of Wales Hotel, bone 475. QUEEN STREET. BUSH DISTRICTS A. AND P. ASSOCIATION'S IWENTY-TTIIRST ANNUAL SHOW HO be held on the Racecourse at Woodvillo on WEDNESDAY, JAN, 29, 1913. Prizes for: — HORSES CATTLE SHEEP PICS AND FARM PRODUCE. Entries close at C J p.m. on TUESDAY. 14th Jamiary, 1913. Schedules sent on application. T R HUSBAND, Secretary. Phone 41. WORK FOR ALL IN SUNNY HAWKE'S BAY Lb Persons in search of work, and all persons 'desiring a change of employment, eonwnunieate with piDWINR. B. DANIEIV. NEW ZEALAND'S CRTEF LABOUR ASENT. Address: Rank "of New Zealand
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 24 December 1912, Page 1
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