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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 19 February 1913, Page 1

'"sSEEYINfia ft MS) ABSUSEBfiENTfI. <9?.P ELECTRIC THEATRE 'Foresters' Hail.) grHOMPSOM-PAY:i£ PICTURES AND T-p ORCHESTRA. SHE PEOPLE'S PERMANENT PIONEER PICTURE PALACE. ffO-N!GHT At 3. TO-NIGHT ■SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME IRIEVENCE OF «E L.oS TASIS OF THE UON TAMER JRiEVENCE OF THE UON TAMER S?SSS SE ?HE UON TAMER Cines Marvellous Photoplay A Spoil-bound Sensation, & PASSI-N FLOWER. A PASSION FLOWER. A PASSJON FLOWER. EcUsan's Electric Conception. TOGt k'HER TOGETHER TOGETHER Lubin's Home Study. CAPTAIN OF T!*E N-ANCV LEE CAPTAIN OF T MF, NANCY LEE CAPTAIN OF THE NANCY LEE <Selig's Hilarious appeal. Mi?. .A real seaside spl'.tter. -PATHE GAZETTE. *PATHE GAZETTE. 'Tho latest Topical Events. FELIX AT THE HALL. BONNIE PK ! NCE CHARLIE. A real educator. MOUNTAIN" RAILWAY OF PAY APIA. jA pretty and ingenious work. AMOROUS ARTHUR. Lively Humorous, Smasher. TRINIDAD SCENES. 'A magnificent holiday series, resplendent 0 of humour, education, pathetic and tragic drama. Everything to suit the taste of everyone. QUALITY AND VARIETY. AHIARUHE SPORTS 'Held under auspices N.Z.A.A.) THURSDAY, MARCH 6th, 1913. THE BEST DAY'S OUTING OF THE SEASON. Hunters' Competition, Gold Medal and £8 15s cash. Ahiarulie Handicap (foot event) Gold Medal and £l3 10s. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. "With. Mr W. Tucker P.O. Box 4, Carterton. For Full Particulars see Programmes. Obtainable at Age Office. DANCE! FRIDAY, MARCH 7 at 8 p.m. H. ARCHER BUNNY, Hon. Sec. ftPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! KUMEROA-H OPELANDS AMATEUR SPORTS CLUB. TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19i 1913 * iNINE AMATEUR EVENTS, HORSE EVENTS, FIELD EVENTS, ETC., For Programmes and Full Particul--irs apply to: W. C. K-TCKINS, Kumeroa. NOTE: Pleas? note that it has been ifound necessary to postpone the date of Sports to March 19th. , A NEW BUSINESS ARTS AND CRAFTS DEPOT. THE Management of the Arts and Crafts Depot have pleasure in -tonouncing that they have opened "business in Masterton, with a fine, "up-to-date stock of Hand made Laces, Oriental Goods, Pottery, Pewter, Antl mony, Jewellery JUST TO HAND. Fine and Artistic Selection of new Stamped Designs for Fancy Work, ivery exclusive. ' ALSO VARIED SELECTION OF SILKS IN ALL SHADE* 3 . TRANSFER DESIGNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO AGENT FOR LIBERTY'S WELLINGTON. CLASSES FOR FANCY WORK. SINGLE LESSONS ARRANGED FOB INote Address: Next Prince of " alen Hotel, rftone *75 •'VEEN STREET. Mr Win. H. Cole Mr Chas. N. Cole. W. H. COLE AND SON. Have You Ever Thought This ? THAT if your business premises are not prominent, and your name is not right before the public your occupation, or what you sell be fore their eye, you are losing custom. Well, have your sign rewritten. Put your name right before the public, here is where W. H. Coli and Son, with their competent signwriter, comes to your aid. Perhaps you liavo a place that you cannot sell, what is the reason? Perhaps it looks (uninviting to the eye,- well here is -where V,'. H. Cole and Son will help you. Get a quote from them, and iby spending a few pounds on painting or papering you will make your property attractive and inviting to the 'buyer. It will brlns* fifty per cent moro when it is decorated by W. H. Colo and Son than it would before. [Perhaps you havo a house that yon cannot let. well W. H. Cole and Son, with their staff of paperhangers, are always available, and by a little decoration your property will command, a good tenant and a good rental. So don't forgot that W. F. Cole and Son are .still at 28 Chapel Street, opposite Lyttle's Garage. Glass in all 'Colours ' and Patterns. Paperhangings from 6d to 5s per roll. CALL AND INSPECT. '[Telephone 149. Box 94.