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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 February 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. i SCHOOL BOOKS I TSI7" E Stock all Text Books and Re quisifcos u.s* v ' in connection with the Public Schools, Civil Service, and N.Z. University Examinations, aha supply everything at the lowest Wellington prices. j Try us for School Bags. Wo have a Special Lino with Patent Shoulder Straps, designed for children who bavo to ride or Cyclo to School. S. AND W. MACIvAY, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS 10 QUICKX STRRET, MASTERTON. PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. BISHOP resumes teachin; Monday, February 3rd. Spoc- .... method for young or backward pupils. Country pupils may obtain : reduced railway fares. Address 2«J, Victoria Street, Masterton. Tans down! school. picnic " A MEETING of tlie - .residents oi j Lansdowne will be held in tho school room on MONDAY, the 3rd of February, at 7.30 p.m., to make arrangements for the annual school pic-.. nic. j E. HALE, Chairman. MISS V. HAMPTON "O ESUMES teaching Pianoforte and Theory of Music oil Wednesday, February sth. At home from February 3rd, at 46 Church Street. Country pupils may obtain railway concession tickets. CIRL'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. CHURCH STREET, MASTERTON. Principal: Miss L. C. Hampton, B.A. term begins Thursday, 6th inst. Vacanc yfor a boarder. The Principal will bo at home on Monday and Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5. i i / CHURCH I OHAPEL STREET. i | Morning at 11. I Evening at 7.—"Christian Maturity:; I in ldeaUj and in attainment." Rev B L. Thwnas. All Seats are Free. Hymn Books | Provided. Visitors Cordially Welcomed. I Y.M.C.A. ; USUAL TEA AND SERVICE. 1 TO-MORROW AT 5 p.m. I Reports from Delegates who attended! National Convention at Christchurch. Messrs Hunter, Pearse, and Pryor.) ALL MEN WELCOME. Sol way at 7 p.m.—Mr. D. Crant. NOH CHURCH SERVICES, Rer. A. T. Thompson, 8.A., B.D. 10.15—Men's Society. 11 a.m.—Communion Service. 2.30 p.m.—Children's Sen-ice. 7 p.m.—"Christian Optimism." LANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. J. S. Young. 11 a.m. —United: Communion Service at Knox'Church.' 3 p.m.—Kopuranga. 7 p.m.—Lansdowne: Subject::—The character of God revealed*in History. METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES. Masterton at 11.—Rov S. J. Serpell Masterton at 7.—Rev .W. Sla'de (from Dunedin.) ' : ■ Kuripuni 11.—Rev. E. T. Olds Kuripuni 7. —Rev E. T. Olds Wangaehu 3.—Rev E. T. Olds APTIBT 0H C R OE v MURRAY'S HALL. Preacher: Pastor E Swinerd. 11 a.m.—Tho Believers—Blessings by' Faith. 7 p.m.—Three reasons for immediate Repentance. Sankey's Hymn Books Provided. A WELCOME TO ALL. UTILITY ECC CIRCLE. QECOND Yea.- now commencing Low Subscription's, Minimum charges. Apply, delay, to tho Cliairm: ■, Mr H. O'Leary. MISS WIINNIE JONES, A.T.C L. TREACHER of Pianoforte, will resume teaching on Monday, February 3rd. Miss Jones will be at her rooms. Eton's .Buildings, on Saturday, Feb. Ist, between 3 and 5 p.m., to interview intending pupils. KNOX" PRESBYTERIAN'MEN SOCIETY. GRAND SALE OF WORK AND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. In Aid of the Cadet Corp and Men's Society. IN KNOX HALL. Commencing 2 p.m. . THURSDAY. FEB. 13th, 1913. STALLS, SIDE SHOWS CONCERT IN the EVEN.NC. ETC , ETC Masterton Pipe Band in Attendance. : COME. A' TH' CITHER. Admission Free . NOTICE. ALL accounts owing by tho late Donald McKenzie, ai\d also accounts owing to the estate, must bo forwarded to, W. MCKENZIE, P.O. Box 3/5, Masterton. ORDER YOUR DIARIES FOR 1913 NOW! 1. HENDERSON BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. .