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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7960, 10 February 1906, Page 1

Meetings, etc MASTERTON PREBBYTEEIAN CHURCH. ~J>EV. R. WOOD will Conduct the ser- >./ vices TO-MORtiOW as follows : 11a.m.—Subjejt: "Why are we Presbyterians ?" (Ordination of Elders). 7 p.m. Subject: " The Great Question Answered." n/Sastepton Agricultural Pastoral Asscciation> NINETEENTH ANNUAL SHOW February 20th <Ss 21st, 1906. RAM FAIR February 22nd zr> 23rd. OBSEB, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Produce & Horticultural Exhibits. JUMPING, MOUNTED MILITAEY, DRIVING, and SHEARING COMPETITIONS. OVER 4SIQOO OFFERED IN PRIZES, £ISO IN JUMPING EVENTS ALONE dSI 50 Entries close at 9 p.m. on Saturday, Ftfo. 3rd, 1906. Schedules and Entry Forms on application to GEO. R. SYKES, Secretary, Masterton. Or Secretaries Kindred Societies. 'ASTERTON ST. PATRICK'S: DAY . SPORTS ASSOCIATION. THIRD ANNUAL MEETING, PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, Saturday, March 17th, 1906. £l5O 'SbS* £l5O ST. PATRICK'S DAY HANDICAP, £4O- 100, '220 and 440 yds. ST. PATRICK'S DAY WHEEL RACE, two miles, <S"3 7. Professional and Amateur Running Events, Quoits, Dancing, Bagpipe Music, etc. First event at 11 o'clock sharp. NOMINATIONS for Handicap Events close SATURDAY, February 24th, at 9 p.m.

ACCEPTANCES close SATURDAY, March 10th. For further particulars sea posters. THOS. DUNCAN, Secretary. LANGJSR SCHOOL of DRESS-CUTTING AND MAKING.? Ciupel Stivfet, Masterton. MISS GILLESPIE will resume Classes on TUESDAY, February 6th. Silk Embroidery Classes Thursday and Saturday Afternoons. Terms on application. and Day School FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF GIRLS. Homebush, .'. .. MASTERTON. Principal .. MISS MALCOLM, Assisted by Competent Teachers. PUPILS prepared for Matriculation and other examinations. Arrangements have been made to.convey the pupils to and from the school every day. The FIRST TEJSM will BEGIN on Tuesday, February 6th. ClarevSlle Kflaor»i College. RE-OPENED ON FEBROARY sth. IN addition to Technical Instruction in Carpentering, Cabinetwork, and Shoemaking, Book-keeping and Latin ars now taught. Fine buildinps, healthy surroundings, and a good all-round education are amongst the advantages of this institution. Free Scholarships are still available for Maori youths of goo 1 character, who have passed the Third Standard. Applications to oe made to the Principal, REV. S. G. COMPTON, M.A.,, Maori College, Clareville. J ANTED KNOWN—J. PRINGLE Saddler, Queen Street, is selling Horse Covers and Oilskin Coats, etc., all varieties, at Reduced Prices. Collars and Saddles,made to order. Reasonable prices

DYEING AND CLEANING. ANTED KNOWN -That W. BAB V v BEIi & CO., the Wellington Steam Dyers and French Cleaners, 46 Cuba Street, Wellington, havo the necessary machinery for Djeing and Cleaning Ladies' Blouses and Costumes, Gloves, Feathers, Boas, Curtains, Table Covers, and Gents' Clothing of every description, in a style that cannot, be equalled in the colonv. Articles left with our Masterton agents, Messrs MeLeod f.nd Young, or our l J al' inerston Agent, Mr C. Brown will receive strict attention. TO OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS. V ANTED KNOWN—That HIPKINS Hairdressing Saloon, Queen Street, Mas.'erton is now under the able management of Mr Am\ Lewin, who is wellknown in Masterton. . Eazor setting a specialty, as usual 1 WANTED KNOWN—You can get incandescent Burners from 3s com plete, Mantles 6s 6d per dozen, and Incandescent Lamps up to 1000 candle pcwer from i J hone li. PICKJ'JBING BROS., Sanitary numbers