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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 16 November 1912, Page 1

WEETINC3 AND AMUSEMENTS. *IASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (Foresters' Hall.) WO BOSKEtt MATINEE. u'HOML'SON-PAYNE'S TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN. THIS AFTERNOON AT 2.30. THE LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE LADY OF THE LAKE. :3d 3d M 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d' 3d 3d 3d Let t' lo Kiddies See 3d ;gd THK LADY OF THE LAKE 3d 3d THK END OF THE TRAIL 3d 3d A WESTERN COURTSHIP 3d 3d THEIR TINY BABIES 3d 3d INDIAN MAID'S ELOPE- 3d «?d MENT. 3d 3d THE GIRL BANDITS 3d 3d HOODOO. 3d 3d THE COINERS. 3d 3d And the wholosome I'un and 3d 3d Education to be obtained 3d •3d From 3d ■3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d This Afternoon will be ihc final opportunity of seeing the THE LADY OF THE LAKE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! OUR GIGANTIC ATTRACTION. ANOTHER FXCLUSIYE PROGRAMME. -An Exciting and Sensational Picture. PARIS MOTOR BANDITS. PARIS MOTOR BANDITS. of the daring Motor Bandits, who recently se t the Paris Police at Defiance. PARIS MOTOR BANDITS. PARIS MOTOR BANDITS. PARIS MOTOR BANDITS. 2800 FEET OF SENSATION. THE GIRL AT THE KEY (drama), HIS FATHER'S SIN (Yitagraph , drama), PORTRAIT OF LADY ! ANNE (Thanhauser drama), PANDORA'S BOX (Vitagraph Comedy), POLIDOR BETHROTHED (comic), ■KCHOEKER MARBLE QUARRIES POINT LOMA Scenic), BLIGG FAMILY AT THE ZOO (comedy). THE GOLF CADDIE'S DOG (comic). PICTURESQUE CUBA, TONTILINT'S CHEAP OUTFTT. . ANOTHER NEW PROGRAMME OX MONDAY. HANO T3LAYING TIyfADE •TiIHE groat drawback to the Pian- ' J- ist's complete enjoyment is, gencrallv, his imibilitv to sit down at tbe Piano and play NEW MUSIC AT SIGHT. The sight of five or more SHARPS or FLATS in the Signture, nnd .SHARPS. FLATS, DOUBLE SHARPS, etc., swarming all over the *»afe. presents to him little more than a HOPELESS MASS OF PERPLEXING SIGNS from which he ca.n only pick ont Notes with culty. Bv the adoption of tne i\i\.w SYSTEM THE WHOLE RANGE OF MUSIC within his powers of execu-tion-LIES-OPEN TO THE PIANIST. ' ■ We guarantee to teach any age to play the Piano or Organ and to read Music. FULL COURSE £2 2ssix weeks. SPECIAL'COURSE for country pupils. Hours: 10 a.m. to THE''NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. ■'■ Trust Buildings (upstairs) QUEEN-SIRE ET, MASTERTON. DOMINION SOUVENIRS. •For Sendincr to Your Friends Abroad, pHRISTMAS UMBERS! —*—OF— *— AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC. ' WEEKLY PRESS. OTAGO WITNESS. •HESE Fine Annuals are again Choice Works, illustrative of New Zealand's Beautiful Scenery. ONE SHILLING EACH. Posted in New Zealand, One Penny Extra. • On Sale OCTOBER 19th, 1912. ORDER NOW, As Stocks Quickly Sell Out. 'TO ARRIVE SHORTLY View Books of New Zealand Scenery. Also a NEW MASTERTON VIEW BOOK, just the thing to Bend away. PRICE, Is 3d each. Mcl'EOD AND YOUNG, THE ACADEMY, [EN BT. .. - .~ JMJkBTKRTOH. (ARMER3. LEASE EIGHTEEN MONTHS HARD. "OT over the Bfill, but away ont in _ , the Backblocka. This is not ft sentence, hut a eulogy of good service. It is the testimony of One of our imtaeroua clients to the HARD WEARING qualities of our First Grade Kip ' .Watertight ©hooters. How , pleased [he looked as he produced a pair. After 18 .months' HARD WEAB they still retained their original ehape. They kad never been half soled. Only ft few nails now and again, and A heel shod. ~ ~ • What we did for this client we can do for you. These boota make permSnent customers. EING UP TELEPHONE 5L TJUBBARD pROS. AND QO., BOOT MANUFACTURERS. Oueen Street, Mastert THE CHEAPEST MARKET *OR YOUR SUMMER DRAPcRY. CHOiCE MILLINtRY. READY TO WEAR. AND hats AT BARGAIN PRICES. Special Prices in New one-piec« Dresses in Crepe, Poolin a Silk, etc., 50 pc. Choice Japenese Crepes B,i ( 27 inch Tusso Silks from «S 60 40 Sch Poplms Hike Silk) Sftßd Shantungs.-all Colours B^a. '36 inch Linenes LADIES' COLOURED HOSE. Special Lir.p 18, •White and Tnn Dome Fasteners Kid Gloves 28 od. TI7ATS r JN A.ND HO, ECONOMIC STORES. (Late HOOPER'S.)