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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10649, 4 June 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUBEMENTB. 'BS! " YES! YES! THAT'S THE PLACE. THE ONE AND ONLY.; **THE PICTURES" "THE PEOPLE" "THE TIME ' EVERY EVENING AT THE FORESTERS' HALL. THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. T-P. AND T-P. PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA UNDER THE CAPABLE LEADERSHIP OF MR BEIHANA BOYES. MIRTH, MELODY AND MUSIC. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Last word in Cinematognup\v. Ordoted last night toy an overflowing and ent'lvueiastio liouso , APPLAUDED TO THE ECHO! The Zoefcropic Zenith has teen. attained 'by us with BEAUTIFUL LAKE WAIKARE-MOANA. Lake waikare-moana. HIS OHApi, ITS BEAU'I% US OLORY, GRADEUR, shown with a brilliancy that dazzled and enraptured. -Ml A series of ea/übrious and scjnullating views, .which stir ihc bkod and jriafke us proud to be .Vow Zeaknd•ers". 7 LAKE WAIKARE-MOANA. f- LAKE" WAIKARE-MOANA. A noble sketch of water .beauteous and eatriuicing; to the eye. HISTORIC SPOTS OF THE MAORI WAR. la jail -.•their • magnificence are shown " the Ariwania a'iver and fails, the Mo>kau Falls, Koropa Fa'lls, Ic Tangi o le Henerau Falls, Kiri-o-Pukeho Falls, t*he Beautiful Cascades of Waikaremoana, tlie Double Falls, Te ReingaS IMIs, and all the glorious scenery of "this ejreat Tourist Resort. MAGNIFICENT SUNSETS! GLORIOUS MOONLIGHT SCENES! A PAGE FROM THE MAORI WAR! Views of the grave of Trooper Noonan, tlie iir&t man killed in the Wlaikato war of 1869, and the Chief >3leaha, wllio shot him. RAINBOW TROUT FISHING AND DEERSTALKING! Do not miss this Triumph of Triumphs. BEAUTIFUL WAIKARE-MOANA. BEAUTIFUL WAIKARE-MOANA. Tliompson-Payne'e Exquisite Production. Vitagraph's Balttle Boom: HIS. A thrilling story of the YOUNGER Soudan war. The BoiiRROTHiER. . mi© Highlanders and Fusiliers to the Rescue!!! Lubin'tS 'Artistic Society Tale: CURE OF JOHN OOUCLAS. CURE OF JOHN DOUGLAS. Sensational, Exciting, Grand, iihe story of a notorious'.criminal. The' Plolice again outwitted. DR BR!AH PfcLLY'S ESCAPE. DR BRIAN ESCAPE. Another A.B. Ovelone: COT A MATCH. GOT A MATCH. Together >with a Big Budget_of Edu--c-atHonal, Insiruotiv'o and'a«aiU_sing.'Su!bjects. PA.TEE'S TXU LISH GAZETTE, ■SEAL FISHING IN NEWFOUND- • LAND, WHILE THE COOK SLEPT, The LONG ARM of the LAW THE LARGEST " ABBE Y IN THE, WORLD, KELLY GETS POISONED. COSTUMES OF DIFFERENT PERIODS, TWEEDLEDUM STRIKE IiEADER. This Peerless Programme is a panacea for peeviaebaiiesis, will' charm the 1 «ynic, delight tlie dyspeptic, ; cheer the cheerless, enrapture the picture euthuteiaist, amd osnerally drive dull care a«way. LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! FO®i THURSDAY'S STARTLING ATTRACT,ION. ' THE GREAT MOMENT. THE FAMOUS DRAMA THAT DELIGHTS AND THRILLS. WINTER 1912 WINTER l r\UR PREPARATIONS for the | U WINTER SEASON are on a larger scale than ever. This is to be seen in the large and varied assortment of every description of the most fashionable LADIES', MEN'S and CHILDREN'S SERVICEABLE FOOTWEAR, all of which has been specially selected. A most (pleasing array of new and comfortable WINTER BOOTS. CALL TO-DAY. jQ JjIINLAYSON AND gON. * BOOTMAKERS. QUEEN STREET ... MASTERTON. BILLIARDS IBEG to intimate that I have taken over the Billiard Saloon next the dub Cafe, Queen Street, until recently .conducted by Mr F. J. Bright,, and would request a continuance of that support so liberally extended to my predecessor. T- ROSS QUEEN ST MASTERTON". P.O. Box 145. Phone 282. N« H. JAMES, A.P.A. (N.Z.) STOCK AND SHAREBROKER. Perry Street, Masterton. FLOTATION OF COMPANIES UNDERTAKEN. OF COMPANIES' BOOKS A SPECIALTY. Correspondence Invited.