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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8323, 3 January 1907, Page 1

iVteatings. Etc. TOWN HALT, MASTERTON TUESDAY NEXT, JANLAEY Bth. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY! MSYSELL, GUNN, AND VARNA'S Ue.w English Comedy Company. {Under the Direction of Allan Hamilton). The Latest London Farcical Come Iy, "THE LITTLE STRANGER" "THE LITTLE bTKANGKR." The MostSueces Jul Farcical Com'dys'nce the Mfinoiabin 'un of "Charleys Aum." WILLIE PAUKE, "The Child Wo-tier." (Direct from the Criterion Theatre, London). Preceded r-t 8 o'clock by "WIG AND GOWN." A Dimming Comedietta in Ono Act. WFLUNGTON I'trtSti '< NANJMOUS. Kvening pni-t says: " Oce wild frolic • thionghont, aud tKe audience Jaughed till it iouiid relict in tears!" r i iiViCS says ■• 'A Jot cf the Dialogue was ■ drowned in iLc lauph'er evoked b* the rstnliaot situations lant night. It did not icatier. though, for the whole audience had their risible i:<u.uliie.-i raxtd to the bursting point, they did «nj;,;y themselves—and • so *ili futura nuiier.cc*.'' Bi Pian Now Optn at Miss Rive's. Puces : 3-, 2s, Ip. Reserved Seats 4s. "EW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXliiblllON. Open Ist November to April 15, hj, 1907. •Official Residential Bureau, Christehurch. This Bureau, which is conducted urjder thesup«»vi ion of the Executive of the New . Z"alar d International Exhibition, has been for ihe convenience of visitors to the Exhibition, who will find it to their advantage to bf ok their accommodation 'through its agency. Full Board can ba secured from 25j per •week. Etd and Breakfnst from 15s per week. Pro* pectus with application form attached can be obtainea at the office of thu paper. ' PleaFe address all letters and inquiries to the Managers, Messrs Mayes and Lang- • down, 112 Manchester Street, Christchuicu. Telegraphic Address, "Accommodation." G. S. MUNHO, General Manager, New Zealand International Exhibition. Christehurch, 22nd December, 1900. MA£TERTON COUNTY. will be received at this office (where plana and specifications may hn seen) up till noon on MONDAY, Janu ary 7th, l!i07, for the undermentioned works : Contract No. 107 • Glendonnld-Wairero Road. 11 chbins formation and metalling Contract No. 116— Kaka-amu Road. 190 cubio j ards metal repairs. Contract 119—Pori Load. 120 chains metalling and supplying 100 cubic yards metal. Contract No. 120—Castle Hill Road. 78chains formation and metalling, and delivering 500 cubic yards metal. Contract No, 121 Columba Road. Forming 19£ chains of Bft track with culverts, etc. Plans and specifications ef Contracts Uos. 119 and 120 may also be seen at Messrs Herbert and Cu.'s Store, Alfredton. Dated this 313t Day of December, 1906. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk... MASTERTON CCUNTY. 'HE following Candidates hnve been duly nominated to fill the vacancy in the Council caused by the resignation o Mr Holmes Warren : HANSEN, Andrias Kristian MURRAY, Alexander. As there is only one vacancy to fill, a poll for the Election of one of the above Candidates will be, held between the hours cf 9 a m. and 6 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of January, 1907, for which purpose I hereby appoint the following polling places :— <- The Public Hah, Alfredton. The Residence of Mr W. J. Saunders, Tiraumea. The Residence of Mr J. B. Green, Waterfalls. The County Office, Masterton. Dated at Masterton ipis 27th December, 190 G. - \ F. G. MOORE, Returning Officer.OLD METALS. TE are Cash Buyers of above. Top v f prices for Cast Iron, Lead, Brass, Copper, Zinc, Pewter, etc. Also Metal ■Drosses. Best price given for old rubber, bicycle tyrevetc. Kote the address— JONES & Co., Clyde JQoay, Wellington. JOHN TAIT, UI L DE R AND CONTRACTOR, Workshop next Waipoua Bridge, MABTERTON. Plans and Estimates supplied. Webb & Millar, LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILORS, Opposite Pin hey b' Stables, QUEEN STREET. 'F you require a Puit of good material . and finish you cannot do better than patronise us. A splendid range of Suitings of excellent design to select from. Our special terms re 5% discount for cash. Farmers, ask for Seccombe's Paspalum Diiatatum Seed. And see that you get it. Mr T. C. Williams' Last order was for FIVE TONS. This little fact does a lot of talking. Call on your seed merchant at once and order a supply for this season. Every settler should mix 2 to 31bs of Seccombe's seed in their grass Beed mixture when sowing. The most nutritious fodder known to science, and absolutely permanent in any pasture land.—W. SECCOMBE, Central Bucca,- N.S.W.