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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10666, 22 June 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. WHAT IS THIS ? WHAT SS THIS ? . Only another of the Masterton Picture Company's real live cinematogrtipihio shows. 'An. unique attraction. Don't miss .this gem, if yoit really wish to eeo tlie finest picture of Australian life yet Shown in Masterton. THE GIRL FROM OUT BACK. THE GIRL FROM OUT BACK. THE GIRL FROM OUT BACK. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT The latest production. c.f the A.B. Company. The very best they have yet presented. Thrilling scenes* in Australian' station jjic. Magnificent ] Colouring, perfect staging, jireathes, with interesting ep;«s-oaes. THE GIRL, FFiufVi OUT BACK. THE GIRL FROM OUT BACK. THE GIRL FROM OUT BACK. Tells hi' a dramatic manner tho story _ of a young Australian heiress, who is; lefit when quite a. child with a •huge foalhuiie, which she is to come into possession, of at tlie age of 21. A dishonest manager .is the villain of the piece, and wishing to get hold of , ■the property, .sends the young heiress > to Sydney, and brings up his own child as the real Miss Tryson. His plans go'well for a time, and at the age of 21 the supposed heiress takes possessictn,, <but is persuaded by the ■manager to sign the property over to ham. A h'laok boy, named Warrigal, [proves ftoo omicli for the manager, and exposes his plot, and accuses him of his dishonesty. The real heiress- is •ultimately found in Sydney, and .canues into possession of her propericy. The manager is dealt with by the tblack hoy mid his tribe. The vsitary is fascinating and full of excitilrig and thrilling .incidents. The drama is powerful and realistic, and every stage is depicted with a clearmas® and steadiness which' enhances the general eseel'lci-c; of tlie piece. Don't M Ito scg this. It is something a-eal, and will -appeal to lovers of good ihealthy drama. THE GIRL FROM OUT BACK. THE GIRL FROM OUT BACK. THE GIRL FRUM OUT BACK. The following' series of gems will complete .iJliis magndieent programme.:. . —' 'Pinlike t -ShieJd ; ' cnckcit match ; "Dude CWboy," a comedy o'f tho . Wild West (-screamingly Punlny); "R<?al_ IMiittoy" a beautiful anid instructive scenic; "Jai Wrong Sims" comedy ; "Taming of W>iW Billl," drama; ''Caught with the Goods" comic; •. "Land Clearing ;by {Explosives," in- | dustir£a3; "Etun. cci tho Bank" come-. J dy d<ramia; the I Jatfcst novelty film; "Spirit .of the j 'Giorge" dirama; "Kelly 'as. an Up- j holstefrcr" comic. ' . This represents tho most- up-to-J date programme, and ,als a picture- cii-"' ttciritainment is lxa.rd to beat. -

SEE THE PRICES. Dress Circle, Is; Stalk, Is; Back Stalls, Sixpence. " * MATINEE Every Saturday, at 2.30 ip.im. 3d and 6d. N. SMITH, Manager Box 164, P.O. rizzsaia-mtiz.—' APSER PARK RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. To bo held on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. JUNE 26ft and 27th. HJ2. For full programme see Weekly DATES OF NOMTN4TRNS. WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES. Etc. (W/fth Amounts to be paid). FRIDAY. JUNE 'th, MU.>. NOMINATIONS close at the Club's Office, Herschell Street, Napier, at 8 p.m., for all events. FRIDAY, JUNE 21st. 1912. WEIGHTS for all First Day's Events wiE be declared. SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1912, At 8 p.m. Acceptances for Moteo Hack Hurdle Race, Petane Hack Steeplechase Handicap, Stewards' Stakes. /Handicap, Napier Steeplecha' a .Handicap, Ladies' Bracelet Handicap, Ahuriri Hurdle Race Handicap, Settlers' Hack Handicap. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26th, 1912, at At 8 iP.m. (Night of First Day's Races.) WEIGHTS for all the Second Day's events will bo declared. 9.30 a.m.—ACCEPTANCES for all Second-Day's events.

NOMINATIONS Close FRIDAY. June 7th, 1912, at 8 p.m. WEIGHTS for First Day's Events will be declared on (FRIDAY, Jub£ 21st. _ , ACCEPTANCES for First Day's Evenits Close SATURDAY. June 22nd at 8 p.m. • J. E. GLEADOW. Secretary vN.P.R.C. ielephone No. 241. Office: Herschell Street, Napier. TOBACCOS! CIGARS! CIGARETTES! All the best brands are STOCKED BY J. K. BLINKHORNE, TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSER. QUEEN ST MASTERTON. Presentation Pipes in cases,. singleand double; the beet smoking Briar ■Roots and Cherry Wood, Meor<seha:ums, Cigar Holders, and a fi'll assortment of FANCY GOODS in Stock. A "full -staff of Tonsorial Artists is kept, making shaving a pleasure nud Jiairdressing a pastime. Leading Papers in the Waiting Rbom. Agent for A. LETHABY, Umibrella Maker, Wellington. All repairs promptly executed on the premises.