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tocfcfiW'UiS AHD y»»*u«£a£WTa. TO-NIOHT. TO-MICHT. JAnoihsr CHEAT PHO'IO-I'LAY of An 3UOU feet. EXCII Uvu Oineina to K r «pi AlO 'i EVER Ur RUSK KATE a HOSE KATE. RACE KO«K KATE. VOH ROSE KATE. LIKE. liOSlfi KATE. THE SI'ORT'O.I" KINGS. No sporting picture Ims even been, .presented which is of ««lj R«y Bgj; eral\ interest as THE bl'OKl Oi ■8 It depicts the daily lite and routine of the famous English thoroughbreds, and is <i P lctll >? . w ! l, f will appeal to all lovers ol dainty horseflesh. Ar . THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA. ✓The second series of tins b:g undertaking!;, showing »11 the leading construction works and general views ol tho most interesting feature of the Canal. THE FORCOTTEX CLUE is a sensational storv cf the SECRET SERVICE. THE SUIT OF ARMOUR is a Bunny STORY-FUNNY RUNNY! A QUIET will send you homo glad tint you don't live there. 'THE NEMESIS: Thrilling, impressive Vitagraph Drama. IBLACKWALL : A magnificent colliery drama by the Vitagraph Company. - WANDERING MINSTREL CAIRO (scenic), DADDY AND .THE CROCKKEY. THE YARN OF THE NAX•C'Y BELL (Gilbert's Comedy). FARMERS PLEASE *OT£ EIGHTEEN MONTHS HARD.

"OT over tie Hill, but away out m .-q the Backhlocks. Tliis 1 as not a sentence, but a eulogy of good service. It is tile testimony of one of our numerous clients to the HARD WEARING qualities of wir First Grade Kip 'Waftertipht Shooters. How _ pleased Jhe looked as 'he produced a pair. After 18 months' HARD WEAR they still retained their original shape. They ihad never boon half soled. Only a few nails now and agaiin, and a heel shod. What we did for this client we can klo for you. These boots make permanent customers. RING UP TELEPHONE 61. HUBBARD BROS. ANO CO,, BOOT MANUFACTURERS. Questi Straei, Masterton

WE beg to notify the public of Mastorton and surrounding district 'that we iiave taken over the Carrying and Wood and Coal business lately conducted by Messrs H, Colo and Sons. The business in future will he condnci./l on the moat up-to-date WOOD AMD IOAL ;A specialty \a made of this branch tif tlia business, and all orders will reiceiva prompt arid efficient atten•PHONE 271. E. AUQBATH and Co. ■\late H. COLE AND SONS), Near Railway Station, M AbTKBTON.

CIGARETTESI CIGARS! <• LL THE BEST BRANDS ARE STOCKED BY 4. K. BLINKHORNE, TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSER. >QUEI;N ST MASTER-TON. Pipes in cases, single «,j iiouMo; Hie beet smoking Briar 'jjw.a ft'id Cherry Wood, MewetS,!fnll staff of Ton'sori'al Artiat 3 fo *ept, making sliavins a pleasure nud auL-'Tclressinsc a pastime. Losing Papers in tlio Waiting

A<rr.nt- for A. LETHABY, Umbrella &kkoT, Wellington. AH repair:-', promptly executon the pr3]nises : J* HE Lartrest and Bo„t galcfltion. 1 It iy to obtain better raluo in than we -cffor. We buy direct from tho Manufacturer, and wo s. direct to you at tho smallest possible' margin. vMtrtmu siCN'V/nmHG, and DEOCHATIHG A SPECIALTY. . J SMITH & SONS Opposite Oiieen^StM [OLLCiWS. H. Suell.'i NO- F. Holloway. QUEEN STREET. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUTCHERY IN MASTERTON. TOTBTNG tot tho very best quaiity of Beof, Mutton, .Pork and jjamb killed at tie Abattoir is brou L into our chop. No old cows or old ewes. We thank the public for the liberal support that is being accorded to us wS speaks for the quality supplied now tho .services of a first, •class Small Goods Man every art.de is guaranteed fresh daily. We bar- secured a liiw of the finest ■Lambs in. he Wairarapa fcr our ord- ■ iJ? 4wL we oball sell at most teatollable )riccs. ■WIMVat;

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10708, 31 August 1912, Page 1

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590

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10708, 31 August 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10708, 31 August 1912, Page 1

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