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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 April 1913, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. THE MASTERTON PICTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT CO., LTD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Come and hear the MASTERTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA under tlio Leadership of MR J- CAND^. TO-NIG HT! TO-NIGHT! At 8 O'clock. Great Yitagraph Drama WRITTEN IN SAND. WRITTEN TN SAND. WRITTEN TN SAND. WRITTEN IN SAND. "Written in Sand."—Peter Hanson is in love with Norma, the daughter oi the village aristoer x but_ is too afraid to show it. He writes their i-iini.s in the sand, and watches it daily. Rolands.' a <r«od-lor>kinc voting fellow, on coining to the village falls in love with Norma. Peter , does a number of brave acts, including saving the lifr of Rolands, and looks forward to the time when Norma may show her love for him. Going along the sand one -day he «?:.« the names of 'Noi'tna and Rolands. This i*> too C much for -his overburdened heart to bear, and. abandoning all hope, he obscures himself for ever from all memories of the past to forget and to be forgiven. IN A GARDEN. IN A GAiRDEN. TN A GARDEN. • Thanhauser Drama. THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER, Max Linder (Comic). SCHAYONI TROUPE, SCHAVONI TROUPE, Vitagraph Coloured Vaudeville. THE ROAD OF YESTERDAY, THE ROAD OF YESTERDAY. Vitagranh Drama. THE TWO CINDERS, THE TWO CINDERS. The ever-popular John Bunny and Florence Turner (Comic). PAPER MANUFACTURE AT MAINE (Educational). THE VITAGRAPH ROMANCE (Comedy). • _ . ~ PATHIE GAZETTE No. 196 (Topical). WINTER SPORTS IN BODELLES (Pathe Senic). Usual Prices. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. WAIRARAPA EMPLOYERSASSOCIATION. rrvHE HOLIDAY COMMITTEE of A the Wairarapa Employers' Association invite all business people in Mastertoin to close thei noon on THURSDAY, 10th APRIL, 1913 for the Wairarapa Caledonian Socetv's Pipe Band Sports Meeting at Carterton. CHAS. A. TABUTEAU. Secretary. WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN 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 A. Axiif r. a SHOWGR o UN d S . (Near Railway Station.) CARTERTON THURSDAY, APRIL 10th. Commencing at Noon. CASH AND AMATEUR EVENTS. BETWEEN £7O AND £BO IN , PRIZE MONEY, i'rogrammcs obtained from all secretaries and affiliated clubs. Hanidcap Events close with the local secretary • (or with Mr W. Gillespie, Academy Masterton), on FRIDAY, April 4th, at 9 p.m. NO ACCEPTANCE FEES. Admission to the Sports, including Grandstand, also Concert, FREE to all members of the Wairarapa Caledonian Society, on production of Member's Ticket. The shops are closing at noon, and a special train "will leave Masterton at one o'clock, returning from Carterton at 5.30 p.m. Return fare Is 8d In connection with the above, a GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT will b6 held in the VICTORIA HALL CARTERTON, in the Evening, at which the best procurable talent will assist. PRICES.—3s. 2s. and Is. Free to Members of the Society. Full particulars and programmes from GAVIN DYKES, Local Secretary. 4, Rhodes Street, Carterton. T. S. ARCUS,, Cfaarman Carterton ...Branch Wairarapa Caledonian Society (incorporated). TO IMPERIAL DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS 32 COLE STREET, MASTERTON. WE Wish the public of Masterton and district to know that OUR ONLY AGENCIES ARE R. RUSSELL, Secondhand Dealer, ALLAN AND CO., Grocers, and CRAGG'S Hairdressing Saloon. We are not responsible for work sent elsewhere, unless they are sent direct to our Works at above address. Country Orders Specially Attended to. Drop a Post Card, and our representative will call. WINFR BUT EXPERT WORKMEN EMPTiOYEI?.