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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 24 May 1913, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENT!. I saw it m mj sleep. A deep-laid ck 1 kad a peep." But JSEB THIS in reality at the MASTERTQN ELECTRICJTHEATRE »H(WP*ON-PAYNE PICTURES. ffO-NICHTI At S. TO-NIOHTI STERHOSOOPIO P t HARMONIOUS ORCHESTRA. THE DREAM. A 8000 ft photo-dra-THE DREAM, aa de luxe revealTHE DREAM, ing a story of love THE DREAM; *nd intrigue of the THE DREAM, most excrtuifc ««• THE DREAM, tore. A story which' THE DREAM, unfolds a succession THE DREAM, of surprises, and THE DREAM, bosh of conception THE DREAM, and a fulness of doTHE DREAM, iin any Cines drama THEDREAM, holds the beholders THE DREAM, in an onTHE DREAM. .lurhtful mannei THE DREAM, from the opening in to the bnlTHE DRBAM.' Kant finale. '{"'• And another / ft SAC^TFICE , A DAUGHTER'S SACRIFICE. ' —A krilliawt entrancing effortTHE TOW OF -ISO. <S©lig's Western story.) KING ROBERT QF- gg3LY. KING uLwvßiiMr. OF SICILY. {An. exciting' conception:) A NATURAL STUDY. THE DIAMOND. ; • BRAT OLD (Comedy). SPIDER COLLECTS ANIMALS. i ' . • AND FOOLING THEIR WIVES / (Married men should not miss it,-. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3.30.

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tbts imlibial dyeing and qiiEANIN,G WORKS BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. (Opposite Club Hitd.)' OWING to the large increase of business we are obliged to take larger and more convenient premises. : In future our Business will be conducted at above address. LADJES' COSTUMES CLEANED I AND PRESSED. i We also employ a, first-class dressland for alterations and repairs. (■'Thanking our.numerous customers for their past silpport. PUBLIC NOTICE. H. S CCJRBIE, BROOM MAKER. * "REGS to thank the Public of Masf ** terton for the kindness'extended to him during his illness, particularly to those who have called for_ their or- >■' <lere. He is now sufficiently improved in health to be able to call on Clients, And all Orders will receive the promt■est attention. TTOnT _. T BROOMS OF ANY DESCRIPTION " MADE. Nothing but the finest quality horse- , hair used. .Workmanship and Durability Guaranteed. ■3l,' COLE STREET, MASTERTON. 'NEIC BILLIAR % JALOON. BA3JNISTER STREET. /• . ' ■* \ <N«rt BJQl<d> Motor.Gwage.) NOW OPEN. NEW AXOOCK'S TABLES E?erytiunf new »nd up to date. MP»t*(m» will receive ery »tt©ntion fe U. THOMPSON, IPBiOPRIBTOB.