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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 July 1935, Page 1

AGAIN! ! The Regent gives you a Special Treat. SECURE YOUR RESERVES AT ONCE. THE REGENT (Cosily Warm and Comfortable.) TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. HERE THEY ARE! MEET MRS WIGGS And all the grand comic characters of the famous story—bringing such delightful touches of humour, divine drama, pathos and their own homely sentiment and philosophy! You’ll laugh with them—cry with them —in fact, you’ll live their lives with them! PARAMOUNT’S MASTERPIECE. “MRS WIGGS “MRS WIGGS “MRS WIGGS “MRS WIGGS —of the— CABBAGE PATCH.” CABBAGE PATCH.” CABBAGE PATCH.” CABBAGE PATCH.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) -ByALICE HEGAN RICE. With PAULINE LORD

As the “great lady” of the Cabbage Patch —an immortal performance. W. C. FIELDS, A Hilarious Chesterfield Stubbins. ZASU PITTS, Perfect as the Fluttery Miss Hazy. EVELYN VENABLE, KENT TAYLOR Immortal Lovers of the Story. —The “great lady” of the cabbage — —patch, the hilarious Stubbings, — —romantic Miss Hazy; they’re all — —here with a wealth of comedy——and laughter — It’s chock full of smiles and grand entertainment —You’ll love it! MAGNIFICENT REGENT FEATURETTES. A Classic Gem in Colour — “POOR CINDERELLA.” “POP-EYE THE SAILOR” Cartoon. Plans at Theatre, ’Phone 2303.

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MASTERTON TRUST LAUDS TRUSTEES. LOCAL BILL. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intention of THE MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUSTEES to introduce in the next Session of Parliament THE MASTERTON TRUST LANDS AMENDMENT BILL. The objects that the Bill is intended to effect are to amend the Masterton Trust Lands Act, 1889, so as to authorise the Trustees — (a) To set aside, out of revenue from Masterton, Town Acres 42, 106 and 111, moneys to form a fund for the repair, replacement or improvement of buildings or appliances appertaining to the said Town Acres, or the acquisition or erection of additional like buildings or appliances. (b) To set aside, out of their general revenue, moneys to form a fund for the repair, replacement or improvement of buildings or appliances appertaining to their general lands, or the acquisition or erection of additional like buildings or appliances. (c) To invest moneys included in any fund so formed. (d) To* grant easements in respect of lands of the Trustees. (e) To expend up to £SO in any financial year for purposes not authorised by the Masterton Trust Lands Act, 1889. Copies of the Bill have been deposited in the Magistrate’s Court, Masterton, and at the office of the Masterton Trust Lands Trustees, Queen Street, Masterton, where the same are, without fee, open to public inspection during office hours for a period of three complete weeks from the 20th day of July, 1935, being the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated this 19tli day of July, 1930. W. B. YATES, Secretary to the Masterton Trust 'Lands Trustees. (This is the First Publication of this Notice.)