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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10712, 18 September 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AX THE TOWN HALL. •TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL. •VWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL. ■TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL. A stirring romance ci' the FrancoPrussian w'ar, snowing ni glorious picture and in mute detail how love tnumpns over hate. Defeat turned •to victory .by a woman's love. The «tory telis how the military engineer meets the daughter <J the, rich facturer, at 'First sight, "lour father will never allow you to many the German." A woman's wimimg way overcomes all the obstacles, and the father capitulates and agrees to an alliance. A jealous cousin swears to be revenged. War between France and Germany being declared, the lover is ordered to the front. The engineer is afterwards falsely betrayed, and spends u night in the condemned cell, but with assistance manages to escape- The plot is Jull of stirring scenes, and is one of'the finest military dramas yet produced. 'TWIXT WAR AMD THE GIRL. 'TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL. 'TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL. 1 And another Star in an "Acrobat Feat," Pathe. Vaudeville, and a heap of the latest films, including Drami, Scenics, a.:id Comedy. T 0 VJ N ... H A L L. Direction ... J. C. Williamson, Ltd. i PANTOMIME. PANTOMIME. MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 23. Mil J. C. WILLIAMSON Announces I The Annual Pantomime Extravnsranza. I In the production of which no effort of j expense has been spared. A MAGNIFICENT AGGREGATION OF ARTISTS and A HOST OF NOVELTIES AND FEATURES. J ) Make this Pantomime even more Notable than its predecessors. "SINBAD THE SAILOR." J "SINBAD THE SAILOR." * { "SINBAD THE SAILOR." BEGINS WHERE j PREVIOUS PANTOMIMES LEFT , \ OFF. ">!■ I SPECTACULAR DISPLAY i . Will be Only One of the Features. j COMEDY, ) ■ ' '" ■ ' ' Good Healthy. Side-splitting Comedy, Will also be Provided by a CONtULSING CORPS OF COMEDIANS. The Two Acts of the Pantomime Are Chockful of Surprising Novelties A GLITTERING ARRAY OF COLOS, SAL" ATTRACTIONS. THE GREATEST COMPANY. THE GREATEST FEATURES. THE GREATEST NOVELTIES. PRICES: '6s, 3s 2s early doors,.stalls J6d extra. Box Plans opion at The Dresden on THURSDAY MORNING NEXT, at 8 a. rn. COUPONS will he FARMERS'PLEA&E ' OT£ EIGHTEEN MONTHS HARD. TOT over tlhe Halt, but away out in V the Baokblocks. This is not a &entence, but a eulogy of good service. It is the testimony of one of our numerous clients to the HARD WEARING qualities of our First Grade Kip Watertight Shooters. How _ pleased he looked as Ihe produced a pair. After ) 18 months' HARD WEAR they still V retained their original shape. They had never been half soled. Only a few nails now and again, and a heel shod. WOiat we did for this client we can do for you. These boots make permanent customers. RING UP TELEPHONE 61. HUBRAQD RR(K ANn CO., BOOT MANUFACTURERS. Queen Street, Masterf on A NEW BUSINESS. fESSRS. DEADMAN BROS., o L Masterton,, beg to announce t Masterton and the surrounding distric that they have opened a Wood, Oa» and Coke Depot, at 340 Queen Stree South (next Kurupuni Fire Brigad Station). The firm has made sp<wj* arrangements for a large and regula supply of matai and maire, which can guarantee to give absolute satisfaction. AH order 3 Promptly Attended to. DEADMAN BROS.. 340 QUEEN STREET SOUTH, MASTERTON. PUBLIC NOTICE. "E beg to notify the public t .' Maisterton and surrounding di ( tract that we have taken over the Cai rying and Wood and Coal busines lately conducted by Messrs H. Col ■ amd Sons. The business in future wi: • be conducted on the most up-to-dat lines. WOOD AND COAL, t j A specialty \s made of this branc - of the busdnese, and all orders will r< ' e oeive prompt and efficient atte e 'PHONE 271. E. MAGRATH n oA Cn. ■fUate H. OOLE AND SONS), ■jo i Near Railway Station. ' ' MA S T E R T O V-