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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10650, 5 June 1912, Page 1

MELTINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. YES! THAT'S THE PLACE. THE ONE AND ONLY. "THE PICTURES" "THE PEOPLE" "THE TIME ' EVERY EVENING AT THE FORESTERS' HALL. IHOMPSON-FAYEME PICTURES. __ T-P. AND T-P. PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA UNDER THE CAPABLE LEADERSHIP OF MR REIHANA BOYE3. 'MIRTH, MELODY AND MUSIC. "TO-NIGHT! TO-NICHTI YOUiRi LAST OPPORTUNITY YOUIRI LAST OPPORTUNITY —Of— SEEING THIS MARVEL OF SEEING THIS MARVEL OF MAtRViELIS. MARVELS. BEAUTIFUL LAKE WAIKARE-MOANA. LAKE ': WAIKARE-MOANA. ITS CHARM. ITS BEAUTY, IfS 'GLORY, JTSGRADEUR, s hmv» v-th ■i\ brilliancy that dazzled and enraptured. . A scries of salubrious and sr-iuullat-:/ ing views, .whidi stir "ihe Wcod and arfSke us proud to bo New /'eair.nd- * LAKE WAIKARE-MOANA. LAKE' WAIKARE-MOANA. A noble sketch of water beauteous ■and entrancing to the eye. ■ „ ri __ T HISTORIC SPOTS OF THE MAORI ; WAR. In ; all theia' magnificence are shown the Ariwania,,river and faMs r the Mokau Falls, Kovopa Falls, Te.Tangi o. teHenerau Falls, Kiri-o-Pukeho Falls, ' the' Beautiful Oasoades of Waikare--flnoama, the Double Fails, \e Reinga! Falls, and all the -this great Tourist Resort. MAGNIFICENT SUNSETS! GLORIOUS MOONLIGHT SCENES i -'A PAGE FROM THE MAORI WAR! ] Views of the grave of Trooper | Noouan, the first man killed m the " W'-aikato war of 18G9, awd the' Chief Mea.ha,'\vfho shot him. _ m ,„ 4 ___ 'RAINBOW TROUT FISHING AND DEEiR-STALKING! . ; Do no'j miss this Triumph of Triumphs. . _ . ~ „ iBEAUTiFUL WAIKARE-MOANA. BEAUTIFUL WAIKARE-MOANA. r Thompson-Pay«c« Exquisite lion. VitagfUpli'-s Batttle Boom: HIS-. A thrilling story of the YOtTNGBR Soudnit war. The Bon13ROTHER. m'-ie Highlanders and Fusiliers to the Rescue!!! Lubia's Artistic Society Tale: CURE OF JOHN DOUGLAS. CURE OF JOHN DOUGLAS. Sensational, Exciting, Grand. Tho story of a- notorious criminal. The Police"again outwitted. DR BRIAN PfcLLY'S ESCAPE. DR BRIAN PEL'LV'S' ESCAPE. Another A.B. Cyclone: GOT A MATCH. GOT A MATCH. Together with a Big Budget .of Edu■catJional, Instructive and amusing oub- ■ Erects " PATHE'S ENGLISH GAZETTE,'SEAL FISHING IN NEWFOUNDLAND, WHILE THE COOK ' SLEPT, The LONG ARM of the LAW 'THE LARGEST ABBEY IN THE ■WORjLD, KELLY GETS POISONTED. -COSTUMES OF DIFFERENT -PERIODS', TWEEDLEDUM STRIKE LEADER. LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! FOB THURSDAY'S STARTLING ATTRACTION. THE GREAT MOMENT. 'THE FAMOUS DRAMA THAT DELIGHTS AND THRILLS. WINTER 1912 WINTER UK PREPARATIONS for the _ WINTER SEASON are on a larger scale than ever. This is to be -mm 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. TX -CUNLAYSON AND QONBOOTMAKERS. QUEEN STREET ... MASTERTON. BILLIARDS IBEG to intimate that I have taken over the Billiard Saloon, .next the •Olittb Oafe, 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. ... ... ... MASTRRTON. ■P.O. Box 145. Pb<rae « N«H. JAMES, a:P.A. (N.Z.) STOCK AND SHAREBROKEH. Perry Street, Masterton. FLOTATION OP COMPANIES UNDERTAKEN. UDHTNG OF COMPANIES' BOOKS A SPECIALTY. Cbrrespondencß Invited.