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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 17 January 1913, Page 1

Hi If a'• 0 AMUSEMENTS. •EP ELECTRIC THEATRE 'Foresters' Hall.) THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND T-P ORCHESTRA. THE PEOPLE'S PERMANENT .PIONEEH PICTURE PALACE. The Greatest Sensation yet. ÜbMHLY PURCHASED friendship, dearly purchased friendship, dearly purchased friendship, dearly purchased friendship, dearly purchased friendship. A Nordisk Story of Military am* Social Li Co.— Ringing the CardsDiscovery, Intrigue, and Court Martial. —Justice. Supporting Dramas: THE APACHE RENEGADE A GIRL'S BRAVERY. HEART OF A MOONSHINER. PATHE GAZETTE Exclusive to T.-P. DEFENCE OF DARDANELLES. Numerous others,, ■ i nehi cling •~7 m - _ 7V . [WATERPLANES IN JAFAN QDHEN OF THE KITOHEN , (comic) ffISHOXOTJII AT STAJvE. (drama)) HAWKEYE, COASTGUAKD (comic) BURGLAR ALARM MAT (comic) TO DANZIG (scenic.) PETRONILLA3 STEEPLECHASE. t&j programme that will suit every~*Hw. Audi characteristic of our_• QUALITY AND VARIETY. Saturday night. IN A GOLDEN CAGE. IN A GOLDEN CAGE. Introducing the famous dancer SAHARET. OKDBIR YOUR DIABIES FOK 1913 NOW i. HENDERSON BOOKSELLEE and stationer, \ QUEEN . TREET MASTERTON.

ipiANO | jlaying jy£ ADE E ASI * VAGUENESS, UNCERTAINTY, IBUESSWORK, are the characteristics of the poor sight-reader; CERTAINTY and DECISION of the good. The chief features of the New Syafcem are that, besides TRAINING [THE EYES to perceive clearly the printed signs on the music pages, it provides, the necessary training fo* pignH geen by the eye. .THIS IS BY SIR -THE MOST IMPORTANT OF UHE PROCESSES INVOLVED IN 'SIGHT READING. ; t Absolutely no knowledge of masio required. We guarantee to teach anyone to PLAY the PIANO an£ to BB.ff.AT) MUSIC. FULL COURSE rx weeks) £2 2a. Money refunded we are unable to teach you. : THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF IfUSIC Trust Buildings. Masterton. Hoorfi: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Miss Hogg fustroctress. CAB AND MOTOR DEPOT CHURCH. STREET. TWO MOTOR CARS ALWAYS ON*. HIRE. (U «T tAMDED A olsel£Y car 16-20 H P. ft SEATER 6 CABS ON HIRE PHONE 396. TOM HOLLAND? rjriOß.

the housewife fltafroTW of Economising, without gljiwliiiaTiiinig the delighte of the /Table, should use MELHUISH'S WORCESTER SAUCE —m-wmi It it equal to the Finest Brands Krod'oced in Great Britain, and is acrta»tly less than Half the Pnc©JXIBT Till IT AND SEE. BELICIOUB AND APPETISING. 4 *33xo Flavour made it Popular. WORK FOR ALL IN SUNNY HAWKE'S BAY ALL Persons in search of work, and all persons desiring a change ot employment, should communicate With jgDWIN R. B. DAOTEIJ. -NEW ZEALAND'S CHIEF LABOUR AGENT. Address: Bank of New Zealand (Buildings, I BEG to intimate that I have taken over tho Billiard Saloon next the * CJlub Cafe, Queen Street, until recently conducted by Mr F. J. Bright, and would request a continuance of that support so liberally extended to tnv predecessor. T. ROSS: