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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 7 June 1913, Page 1

ANU AMUBEMENTI. Another' glorious array ,i »t the WAtTERTOM ELECTRIC THEATRE VHOMPION-PAYNE PICTURES. (TO-NIGHT At 8 TQ-NICHT, ',■5.; ' ' STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES HARMONIOUS ORCHESTRA. tk brilliant new programme headed fev the big OTNES STAR (SGOOft). ffHE INCRIMINATING CARD. fr'RE INCRIMINATING CARD. .JTHE INCRIMINATING CARD. ffß'E INCRIMINATING! CARD. S*HE INCRIMINATING CARD. (THE- INCRIMINATING CARD. fITHB INCRIMINATING CARD J9THE INCRIMINATING CARD. fIUE INCRIMINATING CARD. fHE INCRIMINATING CARD. ffHE INCRIMINATING CARD. OPHE INCRIMINATING CARD. IThe. latest Ciries production. A most intricate and dazzling detective story 'Containing<.a well-worked plot and £iiperbly : , acted,:. amidst appropriate jfcxirrounding. A" really .fine cinemato'f -grapk achievement. END" OF THE LINE. AM* THE, END OF THE LINE. WT THE END OF THE LINE. (Here words are inadequate to convey impression of this great Solax - • ■' Masterpiece. < IHE ' MINER'S WIDOW. THE MINER'S WIDOW. (A modern Western Romance.) .A MAN FROM DRAGONLAND. ..'■ A MAN FROM DRAGONLAND. 'V- (Selig's brilliant success.'. &K UNFORSEEN PREDICAMENT. UN tINFORSEEN PREDICAMENT. ■ x " <Cines—looo feet—Oines.) tlftd the following exquisite gems— BLOOMER IN A HURRY (comedyV. BEST OF INTENTIONS (comedy). BCLAIR JOURNAL (topical) [THE MORMON PERIL .(fantasia), At the only prices. FOR QUALITY. d. 3d. 3d. 3d; 3d. 3d. ftd ' 3d. Id" BIG MATINEE .3d. JBd. 3dd. ' TO-DAY at 2.30. 3d. k! i 3d. Id:" - '•" Bd. 3d. 3d. 3d. 3d. PIANO PLAITNG MADE : EASY.-

BSOLDTELY no knowledge of L Music required. We GUARAN- -" BEE to teach ANY AGE TO PLAY She PIANO to READ ANY MUSIC Jn SIX WEEKS. NO VAMPING DARDS OR CHARTS, you attain the fame result that takeß you years under •rid'conditions. NO DRUDGERY, NO JJOALZS OR EXERCISE PRACTICE. - Don't be skeptical or think at impossible. K you have not heard OUR PUPILS PLAY call, and inspect IiASTERTON TESTIMONIALS. '' I One hour's practice on the lines of will Jffipulties. in Sight-jeading, giving fan a ■ straight road to the mastery V W the-most intricate compositions. FULL COURSE £2 2s—money refunded if you cannot play in six ireeks. SPECIAL COURSE for Country Pupils. ,- - THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, fRUST LANDS TRUST BUILDINGS, i ' , Masterton. HOURS: 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Evening lessons by arrangement. Instruction given 3aily "except on Thursday, when the > Masterton rooms are closed. MISS HOGG, Instructress. • CLE 4NINa WORKS iJftANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. , (Opposite.Club Hitel.) tfWING to the large, increase of ,tVf business we are obliged to take larger and niore convenient premises. s In future our Business will be, conducted at above address. lADIES' COSTUMES CLEANED i\ AND PRESSED. (We also employ a first-class dressv maker from a leading House in Auck- : land for alterations and repairs. '.•.'.< Thanking our numerous customers ; for their past support. Telephone 495.

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