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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10715, 19 October 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENT? MmicT ENTERTAINMENT TO-NIGHT ATS TONIGHT AT THE TOWN HALL. The Very Last Tiling in Pictorial Dram;:. "THE PLOT THAT FAILED." "THE PLOT THAT FAILED." "THE PLOT THAT FAILED." "THE PLOT THAT FAILED." The governor of a prison' has never got over nil insult of a former friend. The latter lias now a daughter who is worshipped from ;:far by one of the cnnvK'ts, for the prison adjoins the girl's garden. The governor t-ells the convict he is his son and secures his escape. He is then introduced to the girl, whom he ultimately marries without disclosing his previous life. The governor now tells Jus onetime friend of the revenge he has secured. when Ik; discovers that the ox-convict has confessed all to his wife aiitl has hung himself out of the window. A M ignifhrnf Production, full of interesting and sensational developments. "THE PLOT THAT FAILED." "THE PLOT TiiAT FAILED." "THE PLOT THAT FAILED." "THE PLOT THAT FAILED." "THE PLOT THAT" FAILED." A XI) AND AND PATHE GAZETTE. Entrancing Scenes in many parts of the World. "DIAMOND CUT 68AMOND." "DIAMOND'CUT DIAMOND." • The Yitaersiph's Latest Gem. "PILGRIMAGE TO SUMMIT OF FUJI." A Wonderful Japanese Scenic. "FORTUNES OF A COMPOSER." Vit'rtLirnnh Drama. TJI NEXT STAR. "REYO;„UTJON IN A BACHELOR'S CLUB." "REVOLUTION '.N A BACHELOR'S GLUB." SRS'i SEE. SEE "UL.Y BORELLA." In t'k' freat Animal Act. ','ETERWAE. WOMAN:" A Screamer bv the Pathe Company. "THE LEAP YEAR COMEDY." America's Latest All rc h Raiser. THIS Slii'F.Uß PROGRAMME AT 8 TO-NIGHT. MATIN EC! MATINEE! MATINEE! A GREAT DISPLAY FOR THE LITTLE ONES. -piANO jpLAYING ADE r Ah.-iolute]" no Knowledge -f MUSIO Ren ui rod. ' WE TEACH ANY AGE To i.Muy th.o Piano and READ MUSIC. Pri,lessor Marshall Hall says: —'•T;\geiu;VJs and splendid for the lilaW 1/j.rr Ldouard Scharf says:—"l wouid teach my own child the new method." EXTRACTS FROM PUPILS. Mad Tin Everett Butler, says:—"As a Teacher of over 25 years' experience of tho Old Method, I have great pleasure im .tolling you that I have proved vour systotn to be all you claim for 'it." Mr Fuller. Newtown, Wellington, says:—"Your system of simplifying difficult music is wonderful. No Vamping Cards or Charts. No druduerv." THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF ;MUSIC, Trust• Buildings (upstairs), Queen Str,oet, Masterton. lull Tuition £2 '2s, and returned if you cannot play in sis weeks. Interviews daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. FARMERS ~p LEASE J^OTE! EIGHTEEN MONTHS HARD. NOT ov«r the Hill, but away out in the Backblocks. This 1 is not a isentenoe, but a eulogy of good servioe. 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 he produced a pair. After 18 months' HARD WEAR they still retained their original shape. They had never been half soled. Only a few nails now and again, and a heel shod. ■ What we did for this client we can do for you. These boots make permanent customers. RING UP TELEPHONE 61, ■jgj-ÜBBARD jg ROS< AND jQ o'* 0 '* QOOT MANUFACTURERS. Oueesi Street, Mastert /~\GILVY AND CJONS. :s ( PROPRIETORS RECORD RSiGJ* «M7GHERY, QUEEN STREET ... MAffTSJWrnN FATTENING FARM, PINE PARK TE WHITT. PRIME' OX ANI) MAIDEN HEIFER BEEF. NOTE.—We do NOT kill cows, nor old ewes. MO FROZEN MEAT PERMITTED TO ENTER OUR SHOP. All meat killed at Borough Abattoirs. The BEST article is tho CHEAPEST article. Patronise the firm that handles NOTHING BUT THE BEST. "WHERE THE GOOD GROCERIES ARE!" , AND ARE NOW SELLING : "K" Tomato Chutney 10d bottle. Black .Silk S'rovo Polish, (id tin. 12 pekts. Jelly Crystals for Is. Best Flour. 2olb 3s lid. Jam, ixl Tin. 31b,s Currants for Is. •j-s.';al. Pio Fruits. Ls Tin. • MINIFIE AND GARDNER. Lincoln Road. Phones 03 and 230. Hiving sold my business to Messrs Minifie and Gardner. I thank my many customers for their support, and would solicit a continuance of their patronage for my successors. All accounts may be paid to Minifie and Gardner, or to mo at No. 20, Church Street. G. HERON.