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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10632, 10 May 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS, AND AMUSEMENTS. JUASTEf TON ELECTRIC '■■ , ft*eATRE. iHOMPSON^P^rfi^FICTURES L' ■.•■':. ■ S "AND ■ T.-P $ .ORGHESTRA. ~ (Under the CWdwjtorshiaS of Mr Rei-M3-NICHT! * TO-NIGHT! &IREETED LAST NIGHT WM A .-.,.■•■;; iPACEED'HOUSE. Ti SeO'R'ES TURNED AWAY "VOTED ,BY ALL AN IkSluilwE- ■-*■'■ ©ENTED ■ TJtflUMVfi. ME'GiRiEATEST PHOTO PLAY OF MODOSRN TIMES. "f<**■'■' ViAWITY FAIR. VANITY FAIR. v Tjjfe pioture is 3500 feet long, and j admittedly the greatest drama ever fey the VitagraphCompany, s or" any other company for the matter : s©f thati: "We have mo hesctataon m ' saying 'that it is (the finest drama we have yet'presented in Masterton. Van- - ity Fair is a picture which .should not he missed %, <tho.se; who revere Eng- ■ jfosb; literature and its. traditions. ..■"'Supported: iby. rthis gicrjous.galaxy of Glittering Gems:—. ';';'. t . . ", _''.. TiBE O'NEILL tarealt Kalem Ir.sh xirama), ROMANOE OF THE RIO GRANDE (a particularly good drama), INDIAN PRIDE (a magnificent 'Kinema Western drama), TOMMY A3 TOREADOR (oneof itihe> best comacs ever presented), WITH A KODAK (A.B. comedy), MARRIED WITHOUT KNOWING: IT (comedy), mOK WINTER DISCOVERS LA GIONDA (comic). BY THE ZUYDER ZEE (scenic), .EXCURSION TO KABYLIA (scenic), YARMOUTH HER. MNG FISHERY (industrial), DECE : TVERS DECEIVED (comedy). BABY | ANIMALS (coloured animal study). ; iMATINEE a© -usual; on SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. Don't foreret the kiddies' treat. Adults 6d, Children 3d : MONDAY'S MOMSTERi ATTRACTION. The World-Famous Drama': i "IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND." • Mr ALF BOOTHMAN. Australia's tending Actor, will wc&e th? dialogue -whilst the picture is 'being shown. i MASTER-TON TRUST LANDS TRUST. CHSE Annual Meeting of tdiei Trust J _ Lands Trust Voters for the purpose df receiving the Annual Report and Mamce Sheet for the year ended 31st March, 1912, 'wil lb held hi Murray's Hal, Queen Street, •Masterton, on THUiRHDAY, lOtih- 'May, at 8 p.m. „ ] . A. HATHAWAY, J 'Secretary. > IfLLJARDS ' 'BEG itefetirflatethafThave taken . over : the Biliard Saloon next the ly conducted by M 4 F.J. Uri; -would request,a continuance of" that i ..'support'"so''liberally extended to myl predecessor. ' '■■."TV ROSS QUEEN ST. MASTERTON;; FOR SALE. AA ACRES DAIRYING ji. • UU CO UN.--. • to :be cut up Initio areas to isuit purchasers. Good mraeadamisied roads. PRICE, £lO to £ls PER ACRE. TERGVCS.— 25 per .dent deposit, balance 5 roar cent. Oood' climate, wel watered, green crops., grain,, clover and fruit grown *o tparifectib.il in ithis district. APBLY TO--I.AND AND FINANGIAIL ACENT. I ASTINCS, H.B. DOMINION 'PRESSURE MILKING MACHINES lEVERAL hundred plants in daily use in New Zealand. Dairy farmers contemplating installing Milking Machines should 'ee the "DOMINION" at work and r.ote the advantageous results obtained by tfce "Dominion" Pressure Principle, which is independent of suction, and can be regulated to give varying pressures to suit individual cows. Write •'- day for catalogues, etc., *o- .'/ '■ .. ■ J. ti. I s WAIRARAPA REPRESENTATIVE 12 Wrigley Street. A TAXI CAB FOR MASTERTON "N order to cope with our increas- - ing business, we have landed, direct from the Manufacturers, a modern FORD TAXI-CAB, capable of seating 5 passengers in Addition to Wedding Partieß, Picnics and Excursions Bpeically catered for. FARES—Ordinary cab rates.