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Wairarapa Age, 8 March 1927, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Direction E. J. Gravestock. TO-NIGHT—at B—TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT—at B—TO-NIGHT! GREAT MUSICAL EVENT. VISIT OF THE WORLDFAMOUS ENGLISH CONTRALTO. FAMOUS ENGLISH CONTRALTO. MISS PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT Who has been thrilling enormous audiences throughout New Zealand with her glorious voice and wonderful artistrv. “ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL GRAND VOICES OF OUR DAY.”—London “Daily Mail.” “Has the voice which Homer forgot to describe as belonging to Helen of Troy.’’—London “Times.” Supported by a Brilliant Concert Company— MISS MARGOT MACGIBBON, The Brilliant Young Violinist. MR. NORMAN BENNETT, The Eminent Tenor. MR. MAURICE BESLY. The Famous English Composer-Pianist. TO-NIGHT, Miss LETT’S Songs will include: “Softly Awakes my Heart” Saint-Saens; “Ave Maria” (with violin), Bach-Gounod; “Three Fishers,” Hullah; “Creation’s Hymn,” Beethoven; ‘-.‘Alleluia,” Old Easter Hymn; “Cuckoo,” Martin Shaw; “I Love the Jocund Dance,” Davies; “L’Houreux Vagabond,” Bruneau; Etc., etc. RESERVED SEATS, 7/6; Unreserved, 5/- and 3/- (plus tax). Plan at Arts & Crafts, also 5/- tickets; 3/- tickets at the doors. CARTERTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS MEETING. (In aid of Electric Light Fund.) WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1927, At 8 p.m. sharp. SHOWGROUNDS, CARTERTON. The following Wellington runners aro competing:—-C. H. Jenkins, J. G. Fleming, D.’ K. Eastwood, T. Matthews, F. C. Hill (sprinters): D. Priestley, C. Campbell, C. B. Allen, J. Barnes distance runners); C. Flett, P. V. Robinson, D. MeFedrie, J. Carswell, P. S. Harrison, G. S. Bright (cyclists); and Misses E. Monton, E. Porter, M. Collins and C. Miller. The Pick of Wairarapa’s athletes, including R, A. Rose, will compete. MUSIC BY' CARTERTON BAND. ADMISSION, 1/-; including stand. Children, 6d. I. A. HART, Hen. Secretary. MAURICEVILLE DISTRICT SPORTS CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING, MARCH 12, 1927. IN MR. A. E. CLARKE’S PADDOCK. JLJORSE EVENTS, Foot Events, Motor Car Competitions, Ladies’ Events, Children’s Events, Chain-stepping, Tug-of-War, Sheep Guessing, Pig Chase. NUMEROUS SIDE SHOWS. HOT WATER SUPPLIED FREE. ADMISSION, 1/-; Children, free. COME! AND MAKE IT A PICNIC! E. W. CHEETHAM, Hon. Secretary. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. T HAVE TAKEN into l partnership Mr. C. C. MARSACK. 8.A., LL.B., late of Taumarunui. The practice lately carried on by Messrs. Pragnell & McKenzie will* in future.be carried on by Mr. Marsaek and myself at the offices in the Trust Lands Trust Buildings under the style or firm of McKenzie & Marsaek, as from the Ist March, 1927. r. McKenzie, Solicitor. Masterton. MISS MACKAY, 25 KURIPUNI ST., MASTERTON. gEGS TO ANNOUNCE that she has commenced business as a Floriste. Specialists in American Bridal Showers, Wreaths, Mourning Sprays, Ete. Telephone orders promptly attended to. Telephone 1629. Sample work at Mrs. Cooper’s Excelsior Saloon, Queen Street. The Beautiful Transformations Designed by KEEN’S The Ladies’ Own Salon, Appeal to the Lady of Unerring Judgment and Good Taste. The various creations are suitable for Ladies of All Ages, and in the cases of Thin Hair, Discoloured, or Difficulty in Dressing, these Transformations redeem the original Glory of Youth. The sheer skill of the Expert Artist ensures not the least trace of artificiality. Light in weight, easily adjusted, the naturally wavy hair cannot possibly become straight. KEEN’S, QUEEN AND PERRY STREETS. TELEPHONE 1641.