TO-NIGHT. 'JO-NIGHT. In the Great Sensational Story: 'THE INDIAN MAIL IiOBMfiRY. THE INDIAN -MAIL ROBBERY. ■Daring and .Sensational Deeds follow in Rapid Succession. THE IXDIAX MAIL ROBBERY. THE IXDIAX MAIL ROBBERY. SEE the Robbery of the Mail. SEE Nat Pinkerton'g Timely Escape. . ' , SEE the great Train Sensation. SEE the Sensations and Thrills SEE the Desperados Trapped. "Supported bv this unequalled series. THE HEIR' A PPAIIENT : Edison's • great feature drama; a great Aii- ■ iirrchist -story depicting how a Plucky girl saved a Throne. SUNSET: A Yitagraph drama in which the freedom of ranch life is dearly shown, and a pretty story interwoven, 'midst' picturesque surroundings. CAPTURE OF THE BREWERY 'GANG: -A sensational Kaleni election •drama. ■>■ Bristles with, thrills. ECONOMY: llssnn.ny's great Hat comedy; a scream from start to 'finish. FANTASTIC ILLUSIONS (wierd tnoveltv). GLTMPSFS OF CANADA. .LADY SMOKERS. MATINEE on SATURDAY at 2.30. Adults Gil. Children 3d. EORGE TTERON. \ RAIN MER3MANT, GROCER AND .GENERAL STOREKEEPER. MASTERTON, TOBACCOS! CIGARS! CIGARETTES! <•■•< * LL THE BEST BRANDS ARE STOCKED BY J, K. BLINKHORNE, TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSER. QUEEN ST MASTERTON. Presentation Pipes in cases, single •Bad double; the best smoking Briar MRoots and Cherry Wood, Mesrscli'arums, Cigar Holders, and a fell .assortment of FANCY GOODS in "Stock. • A full staff of Tonsorial Artists is 1 ; kept, making shaving a pleasure aud ■"'(hairdressrag a pastime. Leading Papers in the Waiting ; &ttoom. Agent for A. LETHABY, Umbrella' i : (Maker, "Wellington. AH repairs promptly exesiuted on the premises. ! ,AN EXAMINATION v. 3F our Waai 'Fape* Stock is all we' iafik of yon. The richness an< harmony of the colour combinations, the grace and beauty of tbe designs,, and tie very wide range of choice afforded by out large assortment will certainly convince you that you win do best for yourself bv buying at i tm obapel street. j Vho lm Jtiat; l&fcf«d an entirely new J • and up-to-date shipment. I Cet samples andy prices for ftn>', J kamd of work. It will pay you. j "Telephone 149. 11 HE Largest and Beat Selection. ■ It ig impassible to obtain better 'rvalue in Wall-paper than we offer. We l 'l>uy direct from the Manufacturer, ■land we ev direct to' you at the small'est possible, margin. 'PAINTING, SSGNWRBTINC, AND DECORATING A SPECIALTY. ; J SMITH &SONS Opposite W.F.C.A-. Ltd., Queen St., LSVERY AND COACH STABLS3. MASTERTON AND TENUI. LANDAUS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and every kind if veln•clc on hire. CABS, meet all trains and coaches. "C" Spring Carnages for Invalids. PADDOCKING and STABLING at reasonable rates. Coaches leave Ma?,terton Post Office 8 a.m., arrive Ma&tertofi from .Castl-e----.•point 1 P.m. (instead of 5 p.m., as .'formerly). FSNKEY BROS., LTD.' i; ' ; ■■■ .riIOPRIETORS. " J. L.MATM EWW 6UTGHER. JAVTNG purchased the business JL lately owired by Mi J John Boxihaifl, a.-nd taking over the same on the. Irt of May, I solicit the contiuuanco 'of the patronage of his clients, and assure you that yoni will receive civSlity", to*p;othcr with the primest quality of ivi'Ht at the most reasonable prices at all times. A trial (solicited. 'IELEPHONE 27. "QUEEN ST. .-, W4.-3T2 3N.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10695, 16 August 1912, Page 1
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