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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 5 June 1913, Page 1

meetings and AMUSEMENTS. hasterton electric theatre r H OMPtO N-P AY N E PICTUREB. {TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NICHT. •STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES HARMONIOUS ORCHESTRA. ffeadei 1»j the Star DE LUXE—IX THE HOUR OF NEED. IN THE HOUR OF NEED. i\ THE BOUR OF NEED. IN THE HOUR OF NEED. IN THE HOUR OF NEED. IN THE HOUR OF NEED. IN THE HOUR OF NEED. IN THE HOUR OF. NED IN 1 THE HOUR OF NEED. THE HOUR OF NEED. "KORDISK'S Latest j and Best. ' 8000 -feet of brilliant j staging . and superb Acting/ making an exquisite plot appear to perfection. PRIVATE SMITH. Solig's PRIVATE SMITH. 10(10 foot PRIVATE SMITH, Military PRIVATE , . . Episode., J. Wssst'om Slory. * V FIGHTINCt CHANCE. . fcJINES' Comedy-dramn De EN&AGEMENT OF - MISS ELSTE.: JBNGAGBMENT OF MISS ELSIE. fttid til® appealing Dramatic Item—.THE INDIAN MAID'S FIRST LESSON. ALSO, 'The Latfst ; Topical Events in JOURNAL. Them we have— BUSINESS AS USUAL. iTWd.v.) ONE WAY.; TO WIN, : (Comedy.)

PIANO PLAYTNGMADE EASY. : ; ' f A B6OLUTELY no . knowledge of Mubw -required. We GUARANTEE to te&ch ANY AGE TO PLAY Hie PIANO to READ ANY MUSIC 111 STX WEEKS. 'NO VAMPING CARDS OOEt CHARTS, you attain the T , i *lune result that takes yon years under s?oahdiiioniiJ NO DRUDGERY, NO , HCALEB OR, EOIRCISE PRACTICE. , jDon't be skeptical'orthink it impospible. if yon have riot heard OUR . jPUJPIIiJ PLAY ' call arid inspect , HASTKHfTON TESTIMONIALS: , One hoar's practiceonthe lines o# will do more than a week ' on oi-ainacy lines, and remove all the in Sight-reading, giving ■ road to the mastery * < " intricate cohipoaitioiis. , fULMOTPRSE jg2 2s—monriy re- * JhmMEmi, yOH - carnnot play jM .. " iweki. 1 COqBpS/ for THE/<MAT(dNAL COLLEGE OF

MUSIC, .. , I ■ i' ?? ' 4 '• ; •> ' ,>i 5, . ! * ft 1 I "IfaifAt+.Ofl '• 11 7 y. ' ;t' p.ra. l to'6 p.m. Evening lessons by; ■-•rrapgeinent. Instruction given"; •daily except onThursday, wHen the Maaterton rooms are closed. -- HOGG, Instructress. IMPERIAL DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS , ST., MASTERTON. (Opposite Club Hitol.)

/~\WING to the large increase of „ business we -are obliged 'to take larger and more convenient premises. In! futuie our Business will be conducted at above addrass. LADIES' COSTUMES CLEANED AND PRESSED. ■ '• ,'. F • -\' V /. . We also employ a first-class dressmaker from'a leading House in Auckland £<nr alterations and repairs- N ' Thanking onr numerous customers 'for* their paßt support. ' Telephone 4&>.' , PUBLIC NOTICE/ H. S CPBRIE, BROOM MAKER. , , ( T>EGS to tha.nk the Public of Masterton for the kindness'extended >tb him during his illness, particularly "to those who nav© called for their or,'dere. He is now sufficiently improved -in health to be able to 'call on Clients, and all Orders will receive the promt•est attention. BROOMS OF ANY DESCRIPTION MADE. Nothing but the finest quality IjorseIhair used. Workmanship and Durability Guaranteed.. , , Sjl. qpLB STBKET, MASTERTON. A TAX' CAB fOB MABTEBTON. IN Order to cope with our increasing (business, we have landed, direct from the Manufacturers, a modern FORD TAXI-CAB,, capable of seating 6 Passengers in addition to the driver. WEDDING PARTIES, PICNICS, A EXCURSIONS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. FARES: ORDINARY CAB RATES. HOLE, HOLLAND, LTD. TJINO |JP 874 IF ydn Want .to, hire a-Motor Oar u charge of a Competent Chauffeur. . All Trains, met. AWENDANC"'. NIGHT OR DAY. B. J, EASTWOOD