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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 August 1913, Page 1

MEETIN 8 AND AMUSEMENTS. THE MABTERTON PICTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT CO., LTD. - PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. The Management beg to thank their patrons ior- hearty support shown them in their endeavour to provide only the very best Picture Entertainment possible to procure 'and desire to state that they have completed-arrangements for some« of the best and most" expensive Films produced by the World's Best Makers, when they expect to be again to the front next week with the World's Most Famous Actress, j MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT, QUEEN BESS, | COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT, j TOWN HALL. TONIGHT AT 8. The Greatest Comedy Offering ]of ■-■■ : '-\-\^^ ;:"o<- ■■■■•■•■■ ■•' •MISS:-;ASTA'.- , NIELSON;:'- v . " "• . '."*''■ ; - in •■"; "•■-'■■ '■..'. • IN A FIT. " ':-. IN-AvFIX;, ■ .. » . . •"'.. •'■ . ■ INT A FIX Miss Asta Nielsoxr in IN A FIX provides an . entertainment that •'.'.should not be missed. A Vivid Story of Adventure and Baring: THE ENGRAVER, ,/.-., THE ENGRAVER, The Great Sporting Event of 1913: GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE- ; ■i-t •-■■--. .- CHASE. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. MA'S APRON STRINGS. MA'S APRON STRINGS. An Appealing Edieon Drama of Interest: THE MAN HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE MAN HU MIGHT HAVE BEEN JLLONG THE BULGARIAN \ FRONTIER. Charming Scenic Study, Watch for Wednesday r MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT AT THE PEOPLE'S PRICES. DRESS CIRCLE, Is; STALLS 6d. > Box plan noW open ,at British and Continental Piano Co.'s office. No extra booking fee. SKATING RINK. ERRY'S BUILDINGS, PERRYSTREET, •■■■ : - 5 43A14.Yr AFTEI(No6n--2.30 until 5 p.m. EVENING—7 until 10 p.m.

a desirable sweep propoßi- .;.'••■ tmjnv ■■) 600 ACRES, PRICE: £ll 5s Per Acre. FREEHOLD. CARRYING NOW 1400 TO 1500 SHEEP & 700 BREEDING EWES. HUNTER, S3MULTZE & GIBSON, NAPIER. MASTERTON OOUNTY. ,T o'nCs is hereby given of tb< tentioti of the Masterton County Council at. a mooting' to bo held on % 12th day of AUGUST, 1913, under the provisions of Sections 117 to 119' of "The Counties Act, 1908," to make the following rates for the year commenced on the Ist day of April, 1913, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1914, upon the capital rateable value of all rateable property within the County of Masterton as appearing on the Valuation Roll in force for the said period: : — General rates of one halfpenny ir the pound in each of the Ridings of Opaki, Rangitumau, Uppei Taueru and Te Whiti. In the Riding of Wainuioru: A gen eral rate of one penny, and '< separate rate of three-sixteenth of a penny in the pound. In the Hiding of Alfictlton: A gen era! rate of one penny, and i s: para te. rate of one farthing ii the pound. A separate".-maintenance rate in th Upper Plain 'Water Supply Dis tiict of one-seventh of a penn; .'■in- the pound. I A separate- maintenance rate in th Opaki Water Supply District <: nlne-sixtoouths of a penny in th pound. . 'A'separrfte maintenance rate in th l.atjsclowne Water Supply Dis trict of nine-sixteenths of a per nv in tlie pound. The said ratcß will be payable i one sum at tli« County Office, Chaj el Street, Masti-r'ton, on tho 13th da of SEPTEMBER. 1913. The Rat Books are open for inspection at tli said office during office hours. Dater the 28th day of July, 101J K.G.MOORE. ' County Clerk. WINTER FOOTWEAR. JUST ARRIVED. * FULL Assortment or WATEI - TIGHT BOOTS, of the leadir makee in «11 Siaes-. BOY'S & GIRL'S WINTER SCHOC BOOTS, in a Full Ranee of Size COSY SLIPPERS—For the Firesid ~ DANCING: PUMPS—Oft the Late Fashion* .. ■%. CALL * INSPECT OUR NEW FOOTWEAR. B. PINLAYSON & SON, QUEEjtf ST ~ MASTERTOtf.