MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. TOWN JL| A L l Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd TO-NIGHT MONDAY, MARCH 2nd. J. C. Williamson, Ltd., presents the Phenomenally Successful Piny, WITHIN THE LAW. "within the law. WITHIN THE LAW. in Four Acts.* By Bayard Yoiller. 'The Greatest JDruni.'itic Success of This Generation. Interpreted by a Powerful Cast, Including The Great American Actnvs. MURIEL STARR. MURIEL STARR. Supported by Mary Worth, Lincoln Plumer, E. \V. Morrison, Eric Maxon And J. C. Williamson's .Specially Organised Dramatic Company. CAST OK CHAK^'TKKS— Sarah M'arjorie Sopor Smithson Harold Richards Richard Gilder Eric Maxon Edward Gilder Winter Hall George Dona rest Herbert Ford Helen Morris Sylvia JJrenicr Mary Turner Muriel Starr Dec.-Sergeant Ca'ssidy ... Boyd Irwin Agnes Lynch Mary Worth Joe Garson E. W. Morrison. Fanny Rose Emerson William Irwin ...... George Chalmers' Eddie Griggs .V n Maxwell Police Insptjcfor Burke L. Plnmer ■Thomas George Chalmers, jun. Chicago Red ..., Carleton Stuart Tom Daeey Frank Morris Dan B. J. Nelson Williams Charles Hard Tom Tupper David Bellbridg The Play produced by E. W. MORRISON. Stage Manager, A. L. Pearce.
Prices: 65,-4s and 2s. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery Is extra. Box Plan at the Dresden. MASTERTON HORTICULTURAL i SOCIETY. AUTUMN" BHOW. WEDNESDAY, 4th MARCH, 1914. TOWN HALL AND DRILL HALL. Morniiiir and Al*tiTUf'an Te \ and Frnil "vdiul. "HA IJ'M'S OHCi! KSTUA. H. M. IU)DI)IXGTOX. Secretary. P.O. Box 2;i and 105. Queen Streot_ Masterton. WAIRARAPA AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. A XN I'Al< SPORTS MEETING WELLINGTON PROVINCIAL COUNTRY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS —And—- ■ RET CRN VISIT OF AMERICAN CHAMPIONS C. L. PARKER, R. R. TEMPLETON, E. A. CAUCHEY, & J. A. POWER. park' OVAL, MASTERTON. THURSDAY, MARCH sth.
ENTRIES Close for all Events on MONDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1914, with, the Secretary. SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS All Communications to. be addressed.to » A. C. BOWMAN. Hon, Secretary W.A.C.C. P.O. Cox 46, Mastcfton. MAURTCEYILLF WEST SPORTS CLUB. (Registered and affiliated with the Wairnrapu Centre N.Z. A. and C.TJ.) ANNUAL SFORTS. ST. PATRICK'S DAY, 17th MARCH, Commencing at 11 a.m. sharp. £4.3 IX CASH & TROPHIES. '£4s. £3 Programme of Children's Events. Hastwell Band in Attendance. Conveyances meet 10 a.m. and 1.2.20 p.m. Trains.
DANCE IN EVENING-. Write for Programmo to - F. L. COMBS. Hon. Secretary, Mauriceville West. NOW IS THE TIME. \ FTER the Xuas rush, is over and' the fine iveather is upon us is the time to have your house decorated. No need to worry over the decoration of your hpme, leave that to the decorators, who will- know what your requirements are and wliat will suit you, and who guarantee to dive satiefactionfl W. H. COLE & SON Have a large selection of all the latest Patterns in Wall Papers. Stains and Hat Dyes for the thrifty Housewife. No Order too small, none too large. W, H. COLE & SON (The Oldest Established Decorators in the Wairarapa.) 19, CHAPEL STREET. iPlona 149. P.O. Box H
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 2 March 1914, Page 1
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