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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10130, 5 January 1911, Page 1

' : v''-~ .'Meetings and Amusements. ,t ORE STE RS' HAL L, mHOMPSON- T3AYNE 1 HOMPBON - JTAYNE )EERLESS EERLESS ICTURES. ICTURES. TQ-NICHTI TO-NIGHT! A Super-excellent Series. The La§t Word in Sensationalism. THE STOLEN SUBMARINE. THE STOLEN SUBMARINE. THE STOLEN SUBMARINE. THE STOLEN SUBMARINE. THE STOLEN SUBMARINE. THE STOLEN SUBMARINE. • This is the.'most,sensational marline picture over taken. ■;■?■; Delightful. Demotic Di-amas. JOHN GRAHAM'S COLD. ; *,A" Wild West Thriller. ■■• > >i ' Wthe mistaken bandits; ;- Charming Comedies: The Cranclsire, The 'Tec's Dream, Davy Jones' Landlady* Rsnt Day, the Policeman's Ma-ln-Law, Tne Acrobat's Son; . High-grade Scemcs: Fry's Mercury/ Boys, The Canadian SAME OLD PRICES— Adults, Is; 'XCHMren under 12, Cd^u■-■;.',' ■• ■ ; MASTERTpN^ "> CLTDEJ^^EL^:Season; IMPORTAKTPTO LAUGHTER-': •■;.''■.- •■;■ LOVERS.:>i'-.:-'>;;V' ; - : :':v;. ■; : 'v =v ■/-; ; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY^JIth. WILLOUGHBY •' .-.*-; "■:■ " :-:.\-:''':::.:rintr6duces-his'.' : :--' ! •■'.'■*■ ■. •■: ;■"./ New English Farcical Comedy.■.,-.• ; . Company/ ■■'■ '_£:■■■'-;'S + ;/Ihcludihg MISS BEATRICE:DAJ, i ; : : In ;that* farcer ■comedy,' ' '/:.'■ y'"'.:-:, ■■■"'■''■ ■ : >.; :;;": ■:':".' I;< «?MR FREDDY AND >; ; : ■.-■ ; ,;- :; -■; : •■' .-■ the ?• Av Perfect; Maelstrom of Observer says:—- .The esv of 'Mr 'Prfddy - and; theXCJountess,':. .'never.; traliaibpress..'; has! this' /-statement;;';'.".':'■'. ■■•■{<'■.:■■/.''■■.'^&. sv The ' box; plaitf will *be opened at Missive's on ' Jaiiuary >•' : pnces---4s; 2s 6d, and Is. Early doors to pitland stall 6d extra. ; . ' \;; : :<^;<t-';v^ "Y: Office will re-open on MON- ■■' DAY* 9th January, 1911. J . EDMUND RJ WILSON; TpvANNEYI.RKE RACING CLUB. /WBDNESDAnTand THURSDAY, j MARCH, Bth -and' 9tli, -1911 • NOMINATIONS .for ALL RACES close . SATURDAY, February 11th 1911, at 9.0 p.m. , - WEIGHTS ■-declared about FRLDACCEPTANCES fbr.FIRS? DAY close, TUESDAY, February 21st, at For Programmes see "Referee," cards and posters. JAMES SPIERS FREEMAN, . , . Secretary. P.O. Box 50, Dannevirke. NOTICE. I; WISH to announce that 1 ain : a : CASH ■tiUt&fc'tf all kinds of JFat Stock■;4ttriJ«i;.#'''^!?« ; :? r ®?^< W; McKENZIEV and aruoyance "by seeing to your Christpias or Dress at once. It "will aiinoy you to be turned down with the tailor's regrets, "Sorry—too late for Christmas." It will likewise ' disappoint us, for we hate to lose custom. We merely emphasise the fact that you should ORDER YOUR XMAS SUIT TO-DAY. to-morrow will not do. Our staff is working at full pitch. m Just the same quality workmanship is put into each suit made now though we are busy, and' as our output is limited we again urge you to come right now. A. DONALD. THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR. MASTERTCNs Phone 222. Attractive Hew Goods at THE OftDEMY. OUR new goods in Leather, Silver . Sets, Bibles Devotional Books," Calendars, Christmas Cards", Beautiful Bound Books, Pictures. Toys, etc," have now been opened up, and are open for inspection WE INVITE YOU TO COME. Wje, ASK NOBODY TO PURCHASE. M'lr & y OCNG. THE ACADEMY. (Opposite Post Office.) P.O. Box 124" Telephone L6O. MRS A. A. PIKBTT. [Pa pil of Spencer Lorraine. London.] •S Prepared to take PUPILS for J»fNOTN» . VOICE PRODUCTION AND ART OF BBEATHING Studio; Lodge lloora, at back of Forester's Hall; entrance, Queen Street. TERMS. ON APPLICATION.