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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 29 March 1913, Page 1

MEETINCS AND AMUSEMENTS. TO WW HALL. TOWN HALL. Direction: J. C. Williamson, . Ltd. A PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION. FRIDAY, APRIL 18. FRIDAY, APRIL 18. J G. WILLIAMSON PRESENTS FORTHE FIRST AND ONLY TIME IX MASTERTON UAETFRLINCK'S GREAT ANJ> ENTHRALLING WORK 0* GEXiUS. THE BLUE BIRD. THE BLUE BIRD. THE .8 LU E BIRD. The most wonderful and gorgeous proluetion the stage lias ever known. The fascination, the delicy, ."the delight of the dialogue and setting will remain a radiant memory with all who witness the beautiful stage realisation ci the fairy poem. Scenes of amazing .beauty. YHE BLUE BIRD Has •beeai played over 12,000 times in the various theatre* of Europe and ■Amoriea. 200 PEOi'l'.'ii IN THE PRODUCTION Box riaii.s will be opened at the Dresden on WKDXESDAY next at 8 o'clock. A queue will bo formed from 7 "a.m. Prices: Dross Circle and Reserved Stalls, 6s. -Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s. 'Early door Stalls, Is extra. Touring .Manager : JOHN FA.RRELLPSSAY ON "THE BLUE BIRD." THE MANAGEMENT WILL GIVE THE FOLLOWING PRIZES FOR THE BEST ESSAYS ON MAETERLINCK'S GREAT WORK OP GEN-

lUS, "THE BLUE BIRD" : Scholar.? over 1(3 years of age: £3 3s 1 . iSscholars il2 to 16 yeans of age : £2 2s. Children under 12 years of age: £1 Is. Contributors must confine their matter to three sheets of foolscap, written on one side of the paper only, and should be addressed to The Manager, "The Blue Bird" Company, Opera House, Wellington, not later than April 28th. .MASTE-RTON HARRIER CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting will be hold in MURRAY'S HALL, THURSDAY, 3rd April, at 8 p..m. sharp. Members and Intending Members are invited to attend. S. E. KINGSTON, Hon. Secretary. APT I 8 1 CHURCH. MURRAY'S HALL, Preacher: Pastor E. Swinerd. 11 a.m.—"Coltossians, I. 9 x 12." 7 p.m. — "Safe, Sure, and Satisfied." Sankey's Hymn Books Provided. A WELCOME TO ALL. ANNIVERSARY. LANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Rev. .1. Davie*.-. 2.3't p.m.—Children's Service, Rev. J, R. Shore, M.A. 3 p.m.—Kopuaranga, Mr" E. .Feist. 3 p.m.—Miki Miki, Rev. J. Davies. "|7"NO2 CHURCH SERVICES. __ TO-MORROW. __ 10.15 a.m.—Men's Sea-vice. Devotional meeting. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. —Divine Service, flw. J. R. Shore, M.A., Hawera. 2.30 p.m.—Kaituna Mr K.. Milieu, 8.A., Divinity StiuW i 'IOMiKEGAIIUMAu CHURCH ' CHAPEL STREET. SERVICE. GIVING Morning -t 13.—Rev. B. L. Thomas. Afteroon at 3.45.—Mr J. T. M. Honis-by. Evening at 7.—Rev..B. L. Thomas. Special Singing, Anthems, Solos, Etc., by United Choir, under the leadership of Mr Ralph. All seats are free. Hymn books provided. ■ Visitors cordially welcomed.- i

f ONGREGATION AL CHURCH, CHAPEL STREET. Evening 7.30. Concert on Thursday Evening 7.130. FOREIGN MISSION ANNIVERSARY. MASTERTON METHOD!ST CHURCH. Mus.te.itf-ii at 11.—Rev. S. J. Se.rpell. Masfccrton a.t 7.—Sir J. T. M. Hornsbv. Ruripiuii at 11.—.Mr J. T. M. Hnrnsby. Kuripuni at 7.—Rev. S. J. Serpell. Collei-tion in aid of Foreign Mission Fund. Whnnpaehu at 3.—Mr R. Sutherland: Ran pit n man at 3 p.m.—Rev. S. J. Serpell. WM.C.A. USUAL TEA AND SERVICE. TO-MORROW AT 5 p.m. Speaker.—Mr Ronald Miller. B.A. Subject.—"And Finally -Brethren, be Strong in the Lord." Alsr» Fa-r«>v.e!l to Mr G. Falla. Chairman, Dr. N. H. Prior. ALL MEN WELCOME. (Members or Non-Members.) CLUB HOTEL. HERMANN CRASS. PROPRIETOR, MASTERTON. Late of ARCADIA HOTEL, Wellington, the WELLINGTON CLUB, and UNION COMPANY'S BOATS.) FIRST CLASS TABLE, Moderate Tariff. CATERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. "PROMPT ATTENTION AND CIVILITY " IS OUR MOTTO.