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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 January 1913, Page 1

i/EETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS^ INTERNATIONAL PICTURES j town hall TO-NICHT! TO-NIGHT! j ANOTHER BIG FEATURE DRAMA 2.300 Foot. 23'K) Keet. I TOO LATE THE plot to kill ' TOO LATE Oardirial Richelieu. TOO LATE They draw lots. The TOO LATE accident. The battle.'. TOO LATE Caught like rats. > TOO LATE Ooiicieiiined to death. TOO .LATE The Cardinal's TOO I/ATE money. At the plate TOO LATE of execution 'Hie paVTOO LATE 'clou arrives, but :is TOO LATE TOO Late. A Splendid Dramatic Story of Love, Conspiracy and Retribution. ■ The Greatest Scenic vet. shown. . STREETS OF LONDON. STREETS OF LONDON. STREETS OF LONDON. STREETS OF LONDON. STREETS OF LONDON/ . Westminster, Cheapside, Park Lane, Piccadilly. Hoi born. etc.'. And a host of other interesting items. —"in'cludinp: —. THE AWAKENING (drama), THE CRINGM Crania). A.33. THE BASKET PICXKL A.B. Francis of Assaris ('drama)), Oaumont (.Jrnpliic) A HOSPITAL HOAX. • (comic.)) Warwick ■Chronicle. Polidor a* a Status. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT THE Business of Undertakers, formerly carried on by Z. M. HOAR and SONS, will, on and after the Ist of January, be carried on by Messrs Hoar and Permain. Telephone: Business Premises 11. Private 318. Phone Messages will receive immediate Attention. (Signed) HOAR AND PERMAIN. ' Sanitary Undertakers. NOTICE.

HAVING disposed of our old established Undertaking Business to Messrs 'Hoar and Permain, we respectfully request a settlement of all outstanding accounts as early as possible, which can he paid either to the above firm or to Z. M. Hoar and Son, Chapel Street. > (Signed') Z. M. HOAR AND SON, Sanitary Undertakers. OUR CL E AR! NC 'ALE STAJITS TO-DAY A FEW LINES. -• Big Line Prints.and Zephyrs, all. colours, usual price lOd, lid, Bd. Now 6d yardi. ■ lOd Nurses' Cloths 6d yard. Dress Material Is yard. Boy's Norfolk Suits, all sizes, 22a 6d. 255, 30s, 355, now 12s 6d, 15s, 20s, 255. * • Children's Linen Collars 9d J now 3d Children's things all equally reduced. . • Babies' Pinafores 9d each. Ladies' Hats, usual price 4s to 40s, now 3d to 7s, Gd. - Ladies' Tussore Dresses, very latest 50s, 60s, 70s, to clear at half price. • Good Towels at Is 6d pair. Ladies' Gloves, .usual price Is 3d, ,to -is 6d, now 9d pair. •Ladies'-. Cashmere Stockings, Is 9d, now Is paiiv Children's Muslin Dresses half price. Neckwear at Cost Price. . Ladies' • Blouses 2s lid, Best Blouse Flannelettes 6d yard . Good variety Laces.. Is dozen. Post Cards* ,usual price 2d to 6d, now 9d dozen. Great Assortment of Flowers at 6d Bunch.

gABA AND g ON Opposite Farmers' . Club, in flolloway. ' Buildings.' QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. OANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB. . AUTUMN MEETING. To be' held on the Club's Course, Tamaki, on Wednesday and Thursday March stlh and >6th, 1913. PENAL/TlES.—'The wiuner of any Flat Race (after declaration of weights) to carry a penalty of 101b, and of every additional race a further penalty of 61b. Horses handicapped at Bst 101b or over to carry only half the abovo penalties, or if he'thinks fit, the Handicapper may increase the above penalties. Owners are responsible for all penalties. Nominations close, with the exception" of Trial and Maiden, with the Secretary, on SATURDAY, Bth Febru r arv, 1913, at 9 p,n». Weights for the First Day's races will be declared on or about 15th February, 1913. For the Second Day's Races, on the night of the First Bays races about 8.30 p.m. Acceptances for the First Day s . ra-cea; also entries for the Trial aiiq Maiden, closo with the Secretary, Dannevirke, on 18th Fobruary, 1913, at 9 p.m. For the Second Day's races close with the Secretary at the Club's Office, Dn.nnevirkOj on the night of the First Day's races at 9.30 p.m. Telegraph Office closes at 8 p.m. For Programme see Refereo, Cards aud Posters. SPECIAL TRATN ARRANGEMENTS. ROBERT TAKLE Secretary. P.O: Box 55, Dannevirke. Approved by the Hnnvko's Bay Jockey. Club. W. ,T. STRA.TTOX. Secretary. 6t'h. 1913.