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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8131, 4 May 1906, Page 3

GRAND OPERA. SELECTIONS BY GRAND OPSRA SINGERS. POSSESSORS of EDISON Phonograghs everywhere will be pleased to know that the National Phonograph Co. has perfected plans for the issuance of a series tnEdiam Gold Moulded Records of Grand Oper* selections made by the principal stars of the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, and prominent artists appearing in Grand Opera in that country and abroad. The first list of ten selections are now ready for the publio and may be had from MESSRS T. DWYER & CO., MASTERTON. GRAND OPERA RECORDS-SUPPLEMENT A.X FEBRUARY, 1906. B. 1 .—By Heinrich Knote, Baritone, Hociistks Vektrauhn, "Lohenorin " (Wagner), sung in German, orchestral accompaniment. B. 2.—By Andreas Dippel, Tenor, "Ach, So Fhomm," "Martha," (Flotoio), sung in German, orchestral accompaniment. E3. 3.—By Gustave Bnrlosky, Baritone, "Di Proven/a Uj Mar,' "La Traviata" (Verdi), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 4.—By Florencio Constantino, Tenor, "La Donna e Mobile," "RiooiiETio" (Verdi), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 5. By Antonio Scotti "Vibavviso, o ltjoghi ameni," "La Sohnambota" (Bellini), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 6.—By Scarphy Rosky, Soprano, Aria "Suicidio," "La Gloconda," (Ponchielli), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 7.—By Romeo Berti, tenor, Arioso, '*Pagliacci," (Leoricavalla), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 8.-By Signor and Signora Resky, baritone and soprano, Duetto, "LaFavorita" (Donizetti), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 9—By Anton van Rooy, baritone, "0 Kkjir Zokuck," "Tannhaoseb, (Wagner), sung in German, orchestral accompaniment. B. 10.-By Anton van Rooy. baritone,. "Chanson dd Toreador," "Carmen," (Bizet), sung in French, orchestral accompaniment. These splendid records have been desired by many Phonograph users throughout the world, and will be a welcome addition to many collections. Latest Continental specialties in records landed monthly. All the most popular songs and instrumental records. T. DWYER & Co.. THE TALKERIES. [P.O. Box 21 ] MASTERTON, CARTERTON & EKETAEUNA^ Established 1880.] SADDLERS, ' MASTERTON. NOTHING LIKE GOOD LEATHER WELL PUT TOGETHER — ~TE are still making our well Known — Bugjry Harness irom £5 up. Gig HarneßS from £6 up. Double Buggy Harness from £7lO up. Strong trap and Dairy Cart Harness from £6 10s up. FOR NET CASH. Satisfaction guaranteed in Quality and Price. Cash Buyers of Horse Hair and Boes Wax. ['Phone;i23 Wf%^_f_s_ wmmwmKam mma OGILVY AND SONS, "''*' : *Aii;;y- l i!: 3 Only the Primest Beet and Mutton 1 All Orders Carefully Attended to. TELEPHONE 65. Record Reign 83 utehei*y , Rffasteir»ton A CHEAP METAL FARM GATE & FEUCE .DRGGPER. THE N GATE—RIGID AS A GIRDER. The chenpest a l > hl ?«*?« a '^ d , el ' rl^ Civt i ( L h market. A perfect ■■ We have B©T©ral other styles. Bond for our Illustrated Catalogue. fr\v^iiiMJjiHriJ-v:iTi^ii^m) t ; i Send for sarapl*. emion this paper. 7 MAR.TON STREET. C&EISTGHUIIOiL THR CORNER SHOP, QUEEN STREET, MA7STKRTON. -AS the WIS and BEST ASSORTED bTOCKoiTOBACCONIST'S Goo-- «« i the town. Over 45200 worth of PIPES, princely "Locvvo ana Co., ■ are recognised as the bestpipe of the day, Panging fr'om 4/to 1.0 60/-. ALL LEADING'TOBACCOS STOGKEa I have just to hand all my Footballs for the coming Season. The LATEST and NO old Stock. SVSiy Haii>dv*esss>rig Saloon ■ Is one of the best in the district; three chair going with the best operators. RAZORS AND SCISSORS*GROUND AND SET. _ Ever a den & Prentice . _ rct EDttDING COHTRACTOBS. WILLIAMS. (Late B. F. Waller.) 1 AWING AND PLANING MILLS t TOBACCONIST, HAIRDRESSER, HAIBWORKKB AND Estimates for all classes of vsrk given. dermatologist. ' N QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. DIXON STREET MASTERTON Loewe and Co.'s 8.8 B. G.B.D. Pipes, _______ _ specialty. ~ Lambert and Butler's, Gnllaher's and SON Mill's famous Latakai Tobaccos always kept in stock. UILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Silver mounted walking sticks in groat > variety. When selecting Fishing Taekle if yon oobneb ohdboh and DixoN-HTKKETB, want the largestselection in Masterton visit PROFESSOR WILLIAMS, MASTERTON. Plans prepared and Estimates given. CENTRAL HOTEL. MASTERTON. Bp&wepy R F. S. COOPER, late of the Empire ( IVJ Hotel, Hawera, and formerly of ■ •" - Wellington, wishes to inform the public of Masterton and surrounding districts that he ,™ DC .mnM has taken over the above well-known house. PALMERSTON NORTH, This hotel offers superior accommodation to travellers and is a first-class family resi deoce in every respect. The rooms are _______ well-ventilated, lofty, and comfortably fur- Pi»ira Ala and Stout Jin HuiK nished. Good table, best of wines, ales etc. . Telegrams and letters will receive and Bottle. prompt attention. CHAg< LomssON| Manager.. F. S COOPER, PROPRIETOR.