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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 March 1913, Page 1

A MAGNIFICENT SERIES Of 'PICTORIAL OEMS. NONE BETTE.II PROCURABLE. INTERNATIONAL PICTURES TOWN HALL A Bewildering Programme, headed bv the great sequel to 11 1 he Um.i itten Law" —As good, if not better. It enthralls and 'holds sponbound. THE OATH OF 'STEPHEN HL.LLLR THE OATH OF STEPHEN HOLLER THE OATH OF STEPHEN HULLER OverSOOO Feet in Length. A Powerful Gripping Drama of the Present Day. Stephen Hnller now a man. Rescue of a defenceless girl—Stephen torgot his oath.—Married.— Nursing a serpent.—Treachery. —Italian opportunity.—Music from the soul. —A woman's weakness. —Her confession. Husband's disgust.—Alone.—Between two fires.—ltalian's home.—Hp ex-plain,s.—-Back to his wife.—Villainy va 11 quished.—Virtuo. Triumphant. The Characters live before Your eyes A. B.'s Exclusive Drama. A CRY FOR HELP. A CRY FOR HELP. A CRY FOR. HELP. An Industrial that will interest more than the "Foundry Boys.' CASTING FOUNDRY. Eclair. CASTING FOUNDRY. Eclair. CASTING FOUNDRY. Eclair. Also The Greatest Copv of the Ganmont Graphic vet produced, and that is saving something. Tliis picture itself is worth the -money twice over that we ask you to pay for the full programme. Other Fine Pi"+nres : COMING BACK OF KIT DENVER. "Kit" knocks the man out in four rounds. A real ding dong go. GHOSTS. WANTING MORE. FUNNYCTJSS, BOAT BUILDER A.B. Latest aM hocK Comedies. TFE BITE OF A SY\KE. The pick of Oic* World's Great Studios. 'Nof a dull mome"+ throughout. CIRCLE Is. STALLS 60. WAIRARAPA CALEDNOJAN SOCIETY'S PIPE BAND.

SPORTS. (Affiliated with the Wairarapa Centre N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Union, and the Wellington Centre Amateur Athletic Association.) A. AND 'P. SOCIETY'S SHOWGROUNDS. (Near Rail,way Station.) CARTERTON THURSDAY, APRIL 10th. Commencing at Noon. ' CASH AND AMATEUR EVENTS. BETWEEN £7O AND £BO IN PRIZE MONEY. : JL'rogrammes obtained from all secretaries and affiliated clubs. Hanidcap Events close with the local secretary (or with Mr W. Gillespie, Academy Buildings, Masterton), on (FRIDAY, April 4th. at 9 p.m. NO ACCEPTANCE FEES. Bring the bairns and enjoy a genuine Scotch gathering. The Society's Pipe Band will be in attendance. In connection with the above, a GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT will be held in the VICTORIA HALL CARTERTON, in the Evening, wMeil tlie best procurable tnjp'. l !: 'wiU assist. Full particulars and programmes from:— GAVIN DYKES. Local Secretary. 4, Rhodes Street, Carterton. T. S. AROUS,. Charm an Carterton "Branch Wnira,rapa Caledonian Society corporated). ' '

SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTB! KUMEEOA-TTOPELANDS AMATEUR SPORTS CLUB., TO §1 MW ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1913 NINE AMATEUR EVENTS, HORSE EVENTS, FIELD EVENTS, ETC., For Programmes and Full Particulars apply to: W. C. HUTCHINS Kumeroa. NOTE: Please note that it has been found necessary to postpone the date of Sportg to March 19th.

I MASTERTON T J NIXED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' FOURTH ANN DAL. PICNIC AND SPORTS. " EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 24th. SOLWAY SHOWGROUNDS. RACES FOR OLD AND YOUNG. HOT WATER AND FRESH MTLIv FREE. ADMISSION:—Adults Is; Children under 16 years free. S. O'REG AN, Secretary. ST PATRICK'S NIGHT ENTERTAINfI/lENT. ANNUAL SOCIAL AND DANCE. MONDAY ,MARCH 17th, 1913. DRILL ITALL, MASTERTON. Dancing, Music, Elocution, Cards. Gentlemen 3s, Ladies 2s. > J. A. McEWEN. Secretary.