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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 49, Issue 15049, 30 November 1923, Page 1

MEETING'S AND AMUSEMENTS. QPEEA HOUSE, MASTERTON. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! CALEDONIAN CONCERT. CALEDONIAN CONCERT. CALEDONIAN CONCERT. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 7.45 p.m. PROGRAMMEOVERTURE, ORCHESTRA. OPENING BY PIPERS. 1. Mr. Quill Song 2. Master D .Edwards ... Monologue 3. Scotch Dancing Caledonians 4. Mr. V. S. Wilton .. . Ventriloquist 5. Mr. T. Vaughan Song 6. Mrs Deegan, Character Monologue 7. Mr. Phil Barry and party : Novelty Dancing OVERTURE. 8. Mr. R. Houston, Scotch Comedian 9. Miss Aicheson Monologue 10. Messrs. E. Histed and 11. Green Duet 11. Mr. S. Wilson Comic Dialogue 12. Mr. Phil Barry Dancing 13. Mr. B. S. Syverst’on ■... Comedian Stage Manager Mr. Harry Hall House Manager .. Mr W. S. L. Dickson Pianist Mr. Ivan Buts on PRICES: 3/-, D.C. and 0.5.; 2/- stalls (No tax.) Booking at Arts & Crafts, 6d extra. MASTERTON SAVAGE CLUB. CAVAGES are requested to attend a Special Korero on SATURDAY EVENING, December 1, at the Club Room, to farewell Savage 11. V. Lawrv. P. L. GULLY, Chief Scribe.

WAIRARAPA HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT. OPERA~HOUSE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13th. DRILL DISPLAYS INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL ITEMS DANCES, and . TWO SHORT PLAYS Will be given by the Students. Tickets, 3/-; obtainable from the students, and at Arts and Crafts, where seats may be booked free of charge. Reserves open December 10th. ' Back stalls, 2/-

MANAGATAINOKA BOXING BAY SPORTS TWENTY-FOURTH GATHERING. COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMME Consisting of AMATEUR RUNNING, CYCLING AND HORSE EVENTS, PIPING AND DANCING COMPETITIONS. Amateur Running Events include 100, 220, 440, 880 yards, one mile, relay Race, 120 Yards Hurdles, and 100 and 220 Yards Ladies’ (amateur) Events. Four Cycling Events, one and two miles distances. Horse Events—Flag, Turning, Tilt-ing-in-the-Ring, Apple Bobbing, Maiden Hunters’ and Open Hunters’ Competitions. Open Hunters’, first prize 80/-, second, 30/Five Piping Events. —Gold medal for first prize in Marches (B class). Nine Dancing Competitions. Points Prizes for Classes 13 years to 18 years and 13 years. Special prizes for 10 years and" under. Judge: Mr. W. Gordon Brown, Wellington. Handicapper: Mr. B. A. Williams. Starter: Mr. H. T. Mexted. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON THE GROUND. Entries for Running and Cycling Events CLOSE with the Secretary,(Mr -D. W. Wilton, Pahiatua) on THURSDAY. December 13th. Entry fees, 1/each ewit,. Programmes will be forwarded post cree on application, or nay be inspected the, office of this paper.

CABARET. EXCHANGE HALL. EVERT SATTTRDAYDANCING from 8 p.m. Single Tickets, 3/6. Parties 01 six couples, 5/- a couple. Make uj. a party and get benefit of concession. DRESS: E-cning Dress or Flannels. The best wayto entertain your friends BRING THE-t TO THE CABARET! Patrons and otL rs please note, that on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th, The Cabaret management will be giving an Afternoon Tea, w ith Music, Songs and Dancing in aid .£ the St. MATTHEW’S >ARISH HALL BUILDING EUND. There will be other such as Surprise Packets-, Prog, CCj Cake and Work Stalls.

ARE YOU GOING AWAY-. r. Bussell will Bins you out. x WILL BUY your Household FurniJ- ture and give you Auctnu Prises, and save you any worry, exj>mse,; 01rislc of a bad sale. I give you <ash 0 n the spot. Whether you have Funitoe, Bicycles, Tools of every Trade, teats or Plies, Portmanteaux and {Lunksf Suit Cases, Harness, Saddles,- Gmt’s Left-off Clothing, Boots, Carnes, Musical Instruments and goods oi every kind, I buy. No lot too large n t.OO small. I have always on sale He largest collection of the cleanest and! brightest goods ever offered in any business of this kind. I have plenty of room for you to see my goods; also plenty of light and ventilation, which is esential in every business. All Bedding and Clothing fumigated before being sold Call round and inspect. Also bring vour friends, if only just to look. ROST. RUSSELL, DEALER, Corner QUEEN AND JACKSON STS.