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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 March 1925, Page 1

FOR Till 12 LAST TI'M IT FOR Til IE LAST T LAI E. OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT, AT 8. UNIVERSAL PICTURES PRESENT the powerful seafaring romance, noted for its dynamic action, red-blooded tale of adventure and final compelling climax, “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” “THE STORM DAUGHTER.” With the screen’s foremost interpreter of dramatic fiery roles, PRISCILLA DEAN, PRISCILLA DEAN, PRISCILLA DEAN, Heading' a brilliant east of players. Included in the programme is a BIG SUPPORTING BILL BIG SUPPORTING BILL

THE SALVATION ARMY. VISIT OF ENVOY PAULINE SWARTZ, ■SATURDAY, 3 'Fi'M. S.A. HALL. LADIES’ MEETING. SUNDAY —'ll a.ui., I! and 7 p.m. ■{ p.m. —“Travels Through Palestine.” Monday, 8 p.m.—“(Prohibition in America.” RED STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. ALL (MEMBERS and Supporters are invited to attend the annual general meeting ot‘ the Red Star Football Club, which will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Church street, on THURSDAY EVENING, at 7.30. (Business: To receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Officers, and General. D. WHITE, Hon. Secretary. MASTERTON GOLF CLUB. TMlE,Annual General (Meeting of the Club will be held (in the Masterton County Council Chambers, Chapel street, Masterton, on FRIDAY, the 27th day of March, 1923, at 8 p.m. Business: To receive and consider the Annual Report and Balance-Sheet, election of officers, and discussion of any business that may be legally brought before the meeting. 11. H. DAWSON, Secrctarv.

PROHIBITION. MONDAY NEXT, AT S n.m. In tlie Salvation Army Hall. ENVOY SWARTZ, of U.S.A., will speak on “PROHI BITION IN AMERICA. ” 'There y ill also be present — REV. F. E. HARRY, President Wellington Area, MR C. R. EDMOND, Dominion Organiser, , MR W. R. TAYLOR, Area Organiser. All interested are urged to 'be present at the opening .shot of the 1025 Cam- . paign. SCHOOL OF DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. WELLINGTON* & WAIRARAPA. MISS DAISY DONNELLY , (Pupil of Miss Minnie Everett, Sydney) ttstilL , Recommence her Classes ’ * throughout the Wairarapa, immediately following the re-opening of schools. * For terms and particulars—--48 MULGRAVE ST., WELLINGTON. SOLWAY COLLEGE. VOTIVE is hereby given that the Board of Governors of Solway College are prepared to receive day scholars in the Primary Department up to and including the Sixth Standard. For particulars, apply to the Principal of the College. A. KEITH, Secretary. Masterton, March 12, 1025.

MAURICEVILLE COUNTY COUNCIL RENDERS will Re received until TUESDAY, March Hist, 192,3, to il,e addressed to me, for metalling about 50 'chains on Clelaud’s Road, Mauriceville. Plan and specification may be seen at inv olliee. Church street, Masterton. Dated this 19th day of March, 1925. A. W. G. HOLDINGS, County Clerk. Box 83, Masterton. ANOTHER FRESH LIST OF GOODS AT D W SIM, TRON FRAME Dresden Piano, cheap; three Lovely Sideboards; Oak High Back Chairs, Violin over 200 years old. Violin over 100 years, Violin over 60 years. Duchesse Chests, Morris Couches, Sea Grass Pram, Wertheim Machine, Wood Bedstead, Sea Grass Chairs, Bentwood Chairs, Kitchen Dresser, Gss Stove, Linos., Mowing Machines, Garden Hose, a full room of all sorts of Goods at the lowest prices to make room for more there is coming in. DAVE SIM, DEALER, PERRY STREET. Phones: Business 2571; Private 1950.