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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXV, Issue 10713, 6 July 1915, Page 1

uPAnyj&APA AGS is the Leading Newspaper in the M»sterton Electorate, and is the ONLY JOURNAL in the Masterton, Wairarapa and Paliiatua Electorates with a FULL CABLE SERVICE.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. OVERTURE AT 7.55 SHARP. A sensational detective drama. SEXTON BLAKE, DETECTIVE. SEXTON BLAKE, DETECTIVE. And the diamond belt mystery. The world famed detective and his renowned assistant and ■bloodhound "Pedro" in a battle •of wits and ingenuity, trackInn; down tho swindlers. STAR. NUMBER TWO. Tho. great Aquila masterpiece. A noted dancer's intrigue. The. Tragedy of St. Martin's Bridge. The Tragedy of St. Martin's Bridge. 5000 Feet Aquila, 5000 feet. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE TP. PICTURES AND REfNANA BOYES' ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE PLUMBER. Hogan gets drunk on the job. HIS DOMINANT PASSION. -An appealing dramatic subject. PATHE'S ENGLISH GAZETTE. Tlio Latest from Europe. JACK SPRiATT. A PRUSSIAN. A Scream of Laughter. SKIR3nSHIN£r IN .FLANDERS. MASTERTON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. AMEETIN|G of the above Socio*? I will be -held in the Y.M.C.A Rooms at 8 o'clock THIS EVENING. Intending mo-tubers are invited to attend. BUSINESS: To promote a series of concerts for patriotic purposes. H. INNS, Secretary,

PRESBYTERIAN BIBLE CLASSES. MASTERTON FORWARD CAMPAIGN. ' IYTII J. 51. McKENZIE, LL.B., Travelling Secretary for the New Zealand Presbyterian Bible Class Union, will conduct meetings as follows : TO-NIGHT, Tnes., 6tli: Junior Young Men's Tea, Knox Ball, 6 p.m. Campaign Meeting, Lansdowne. 7.30 p.m. Wednesday, 7th: Junior Young Women's Tea,. Knox Hal], (i p.m. Campaign Meeting, Knox Church' 7.30 p.m. Thursday, Bth: Campaign Meeting. Kopuaranga, 7.30 p.m. ALL YOUNG PEOPLE ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THESE MEETINGS. UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' MASS MEETING. POpEST EBl S' HAL L. THURSDAY, JULY Bth, at 8 p.m. To Consider the matter of raising Tunds for the Wounded Soldiers. S. O'REGAN, Secretary. Wairarapa Wounded Soldiers Fund Will Receive all Profits from the MASTERTON POULTRY SOCIETY'S SECOND ANNUAL SHOW To be held in the DRILL HALL, MASTERTOiS WEDNESDAY 21st, and THURSDAY, 22nd JULY. ART UNION TICKETS (£IOO ii Prizes) If. each, also admit to Show Tickets obtainable everywhere. Bu; one as a duty. ENTRIES close SATURDAY, 10t] JULY. !ALL PROFITS TO THE WOUNDEI SOLDIERS FUND. H. M. BODDINGTON, Secretary.

STANDARD FLOUR, tts per 100. FROM FINEST MILL-; v TNG WHEAT. Is Easier t<f Digest, More Wholesome and Palat-£ *ble than ordinary white flour.«' SOLD IN SACKS, 100' a, 50's>, and 25's. CHAMBERLAIN, LTD, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. t, MASTERTON. NATIVE DANCE. PATRIOTIC FUND. liD N.Z. WOUNDED SOLDIERS. . THURSDAY, JULY 29th, 8 p.m. fTIO he' held in the Te Ore Ore Meeting House. Flag donated by Miss H. Haeata will he auctioned; ' also Maori Curios. Europeans specially invited. ' Double Ticket 3s; Single Gent, 2s; Extra Lady, Is. £T. P. ANARU, Secretary. H, Henare, Chairman.