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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 26 November 1912, Page 1

BIEETIMCB AND AMUSEUENTfI. ASTERTON LECTRIC (Foresters' HaD-V HHOMPSON TQAYNE ILECTRIC TQICTURES. AND REIHANA BOYF.S' ORCHESTRA. EVERY EVENING AT 8. 'NEWLY DECORATED AND FULL .'HEW SCHEMA OF VENTILATION '[ADOPTED, RENDERING THE SHALL, WITH THE SLIDING -PROOF IN ADDITFON, THE COOLEST AND SNUGGEST LITTLE .•PICTURE PALACE [N THE DOMINION. Famous Women's Drama. THE CHOST OF THE PAST. Nothing has been so brilliantly staged and set as "THE GHOST OF THE PAST!" It is a play which .grips more and more as the story is mnfoklod, -and ends in a profoundly impressive" and touching manner. THE GHOST OF THE PAST. WITH THE ENEMY'S HELP, .'AMERICAN MARRIAGE, SUPPRESSED' MELBOURNE CUP, AUNTY'S ROMANCE TROUBLESOME STEPDAUGHTERS, WHEN DAD WAS ■SWSE THE KROMATS. , „ lANO T3LAYING VAG UENESS, UNCERTAINTY,, i&UESSWORIv, are the characterise *ics of the poor sight-reader; CER'{TAINTY and DECISION of the good. ' The chief features of the New bys.<ftem are that, besides TRAINING; Q/HE EYIiIS to perceivo clearly the printed signs on the music pages, it provides the necessary training for Siens see-u by the eye. I'HlSIb Bx £Bt THE MOST IMPORTANT OF WEE PROCESSES INVOLVED IN -SIGHT READING. Absolutely no knowledge of, music 'required. We guarantee to teach anyone to PLAY the PIANO and' to Sad music, full course ■<jsix weeks) £2 2s. Money refunded ; 'if we are unable to teach you. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC Trust Buildings. Masterton I Hours: "10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Call and Inspect Carterton Branch next Bank of New ZZealand. Miss Bish, Instructress. IHRISTMAS

A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF CHOICE BOOKS. BOOKLETS CALENDARS CHRISTMAS CARDS. •BOOKS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Our annual display is now being marie in the Showroom. tgEOURE SOME OF THE CHOICEST GOODS EVER OFFER- , ED TO MASTERTON PUBLIC. THEY MAKE EXCELENT "v mas ri IFT S. MCLEOD AND YOUNG, THE ACADEMY, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. ARMER3 LEASE EIGHTEEN MONTHS HARD. "OT over the Hill, but away out in _ the Backblocks. This 1 ib not a eentenoe, but a eulogy of good service. [i as the testimony of one of our nuineroug 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 sfcdl tretained their original shape. They bad never been half soled. Only a few nails now and again,, and • heel ■food; ~ ~ . What we did for this client we can 0© for you. These hoots make perm* ament customers. JUNG UP TELEPHONE 61, [UBBARD T3ROS. AND /~10., BOOT MANUFACTURERS Oueen Streei, Master* VICTORIA LAUNDRY.

BEG to advise the public generally, that I have returned to the Victoria Laundry. Bannister Street, and am prepared to execute all orders entrusted to mo S. ALLEN, Bannister Street. v Masterton. Marquis of Normanby Hotel CARTE&TON. nn . nfetepfom. 41. P a o „?™^' M. DOOLY. PROPRIETOR. HIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL has '"been taken over by Mr H. DOOLY, of Wellington. ,^„.. T TRAVELLERS and the GENERAL PUBLIC may rely upon receiving evtery attention in connection with the •requirements of the business. . ' FIRST-CLASS CHEF, and the •BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS; BILLIARD TABLE: Marker in nV "tendance. CABS meet all trains. MOTOR LXFErfT, ■H»<» REMOVED HIS GARAGE TO CHAPEL STREET. (Rear of 0. E. Daniell'* Shop). : A LL MOTOR REPAIRS entrusted Lto the Firm will bo p'ersonallv su'pervTsetl by.the proprietor. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. J. H. LYTTLE, Wmt of Danlola 'Chapel Street.