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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 28 November 1912, Page 1

iiMEETSMCrS ANSI AMUSEMENTS* M ASTERTON TJILECTRIC T jii H E A T R E. (Foresters' Hall.) rpHOMPSON p'AYNE PICTURES. .AND Rcihana Boyes' Orchestra. EVERY EVENING AT 8. BIG AND EXPENSIVE STAR. Noriiisk's Film d'Art. THE ARTIST'S MODEL. THE ARTIST'S MODEL.. *3OOO FEET. 3000 FEET. A Real BIG PHOTO-DRAMA. Absorbing in tlio extreme. THE ARTIST'S MODEL. THE ARTIST'S MODEL. HER DAIRY: A Pathetic drama by the Vitagraph Company. SHRINKING RAWHIDE: A sentational Selig Drama. THE JUDGMENT OF SOLOMON INCONVENIENCE OF BEAUTY, NICK CARTER AND THE BANKER, MA AND DAD, SWIMMING SPORTS IN AUSTRALIA, THE MOONSHINERS TRAIL (iliaraa), CURIOUS CREATURES £N POND LIFE (coloured scientific), ETC. piANO pLAYING JgASY. VAGUENESS, UNCERTAINTY, GUESSWORK, are tho characteristics of the poor sight-reader; CERTAINTY and DECISION of the good. The chief features of the New System are that, besides 'DRAINING THE EYES to perceive clearly the printed' signs on tho music pages, it provides the "necessary training for Signs seen bv the, eye. THIS IS BY TAR THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THE PROCESSES INVOLVED IN SIGHT READING. Absolutely no knowledge of music required. We guarantee to teach ■ anyone to PLAY tho PIANO and to [READ MUSIC. FULL COURSE {six weeks) '2s. Money refunded if we are unable to teach you. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. Trust Buildings. Masterton. Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Call and Inspect Carterton Branch next Bank of New ZZealand. Miss Bisli, Instructress. £IHRISTMAS ROODS'. A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF CHOICE BOOKS. BOOKJLETS CALENDARS CHRISTMAS CARDS. BOOKS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Our annual display is now being made in the Showroom. SECURE SOME OF THE CHOICEST GOODS EVER OFFERED TO MASTERTON PUBLIC. THEY MAKE EXCELENT MAS £1 IFT S. McIEOD AND YOUNG, TUB &GAOe«flY, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. jfURMERS" pLEASE^OTEI EIGHTEEN **ONTHi HARBOT over tie Hill, but aWAy out in the Backblocks. This is not a aantenee, Ibut a eulogy, ol good service. 14 is tie testimony of one of our numerous clients to the HARD WEARING qualities of our First Grade Kip Watertight Shooters. How, pleased &e looked as She produced a pair. After 18 months' HARD WEAR they still retained their original shape.. They Iliad never been half soled. Only a few nails now and again, and a heel ehed. "What wo did for this client we can 00 for yon. These boots make permanent customers. RING UP TELEPHONE 51. H ÜBBARD JgROS. AND BOOT MANUFACTURERS, Queen Street, MasterL Mkrquis of Norman&y Hotel GARTEftTON. Telephone 41. P.O. Box 28. H. DOOLY, PROPRJETOR. BIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL has tieen taken over by Mr H. DOOLY, of Wellington. TRAVELLERS and the GENERAL PUBLIC may rely upon, receiving every attention in connection with the requirements of the business. FIRST-CLASS CHEF, and the BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS. BILLIARD TABLE: Marker m attendance. CABS moot all trams. J. H.J/ ratE '' MOTOR EXPERT, HAS REMOVED mS GARAGE 10 CHAPEL STREET. (Rear -odf O. E, Daniel!'» Shop). ALI j MOTOR REPAIRS entrusted to the Firm will be personullv supervised by tho proprietor. \ P ATIBF AOTT ON GUARANTEED. ,2, M. LYTTLE, Rear of Daniels Chapel Street. r EW "jgOOTS, ' g^HOES. IN F.ict everything New in FOOTWEAR. Laht and Comfortable for tho Summer Months. .'.'ESSAL ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRS. jy pINLAYSON AND C<ON. BOOTMAKERS. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON.