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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 40, 1 September 1911, Page 3

teRMOm TN Supper Room of Town Hall, Te Awamutu, FRIDAY, September Ist, at 8 p.m. Good prizes. Supper provided. Admission: One Shilling.

TOWN HALL, TE AWAMUTU TO-NIGHT. 'ictorial Dramatisations, Comedy, Industrial, and Scenic Subjects. Popular Prices : is 6d and Is. Ladies is to all parts. Children half price. T O W N HAL L~ TE AWAMUTU. At 8 p.m. The (Permanently Established.) Perfect Pictures. Good Music. Refined Entertainment. ■ Do not miss the Beautiful Scenics Egypt —Sunrise to Sunset; River Maskawa and Roga Valley, Cuba ; The Funny Comics — Schultz has Smallpox, Hank and Lank, Tweedledum Detective, Tontolini and his Dogs; The Stirring Dramas —The Son of Doge, Taking" of Saragossa, Lost, and Fatima; and the ever-popu-lar Pathe Gazette. ..Popular-Prices as usual.

PRIDE OF TE AWAMUTU LODGE, NO. 84, U.A.O.D. \/yiLL be held in the Te Awarnutu Town Hall on Wednesday, September 13th. Double 3s 6d ; Single Tickets, 2s. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m. Everything of the best as usual. W. GROVES, Secretary.

THE TE AWAMUTU 'NILHARMONIC SOCIETY. TOWN HALL, TE AWAMUTU, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1911. Commencing at 8.30 p.m. Plain, Fancy Dress preferable. Prizes for the Best Fancy Costume or Mask. Good Floor. Good Music. Supper provided from 10.30 p.m. Double Tickets (Lady and Gentleman) 3s 6d Single Ticket (for Lady or Gentleman) 2s A. G. WARBURTON, Hon. Sec

(Late of Canterbury), LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, TE RAU-A-3VSQA. Booth, McDonald, and Co.'sFarm .Implements. Anderson's, Ltd., Stationary, Portable, and Marine Engines. Burgon and Ball Shearing Mach-Sub-Agent for Dominion Milking Machines. Free inspection paid to clients' plants every quarter. During the first twelve mouths after purchase, on occasion of " breakdowns," send for me. I will attend free of charge. Five years' experience in above lines. Brought up to farming in Canterbury. All correspondence attended to promptly, 2Q23