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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 10 June 1913, Page 1

Mt ft MOM AWD AMUSEMENTS. BAOTIIRTON ELECTRIC THEATRE JHOMPiON-PAYNE PICTURES. JTO-NtCHT At 8 TO-NICHT. ... STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES HARMONIOUS ORCHESTRA. !lL brilliant «eW programme hwwled bv ihe bi K CINES STAR (2600 ft). WHE INCRIMINATING CARD. S.'HK INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. THE INCRIMINATING CARD. The Latest Cinest production. A most intricate and darling detective storv <{(mtainin£ a well-worked plot and superbly acted, amidst appropriate Surrounding. A really fine cinematograph achievement. AT THE. END OF THE LINE. TMer© words ar» inadequate to convey «.■■true impression of this great Solax Masterpiece. THE ,MTNER'S WIDOW. THE MINER'S WIDOW. (A modern Western Romano?.) A MAN FROM DRAGONLAND. A MAN FROM DRAGONLAND. Delia's brilliant success.'. m UN UNFORSEEN PREDICAMENT. sjf lINFORSEEN PREDTCAMENT. -- (Cines-xIOOO feet—Cines.) B.ad ibe following exquisite gems— BEST OF INTKNTIO«s» (cor ECLAIR JOURNAL (topical) THE MORMON PERIL (fantasia). WEDNESDAY NIGHT. .1500 f-eet. THE G~3 C'F VENGEANCE.

PIANO PT.A.ITXG MADE EASY. 'Mu.»:c required. WeGUARANTEE to teach ANY AGE TO PLAY Hie PI A NT) to READ ANY. MUSIC in ffl-S WEEKS. NO VAMPING OAETm* <IR 'CHARTS, you attain the ■ame result that takes yon years under •Id conditions. NO DRUDGERY, NO KIALES OR EXERCISE PRACTICE. Don't U> mkoptica! or think it impos- , Bible. If you have not heard OUR PUPILS PLAY call and inspect MASTERTON TESTIMONIALS. One hour's practice on the lines of, •tir System will do more than ajjeek j boo do more than a week j .Bifitaoh-i** in Sight-reading, giving | jen » fctraight road to the mastery; Of the most intricate compositions. landed if you cannot play in ax / weeks. SPECIAL COURSE for ;V'Ortuntry'''Tnpnsr/'"'''- "-■'-" >"; ' ■" "■ THfc NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSICS IRUBT LANDS TRUST BUILDINGS, /, Masterton. HOURS: 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and 1 p.m. to<s p.m. Evening lessons by arrangement. Instruction given daily exoept on- Thursday, when the Masterton rooms are closed., MISS HOGG, Instructress. IMPIEIAL DYEING AND) J CLEANING WORKS BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. (Opposil>e Club Hitel.) OWING to the large increase of business we are obliged to take larger and more convenient premises. la future our Business will be conflicted at above addross. LADIES' COSTUMES CLEANED AND PRESSED. We also employ a first-class dressmaker from a loading House in Auckland for alterations and repairs. Thanking our numerous customers for their pnst support. Telephone 495. PUBLIC NOTICE. H. S. CITRRIE, I BROOM MAKER. .EGS to tha.uk. the Public of Masterton for the kindness extended to him during his illness, particularly to those who have called for their ordere. He is now sufficiently improved in health to be able to call on Clients, and all Orders will receive the promteet attention. (BROOMS OF ANY DESCRIPTION MADE. ' Nothing but the finest quality horsehair used. Workmanship and Durability Guaranteed. 81, GOLE STRKKT, MASTERTON. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF McATI CASK OUNTER PRICE. .Fare Quarters Mutton 3d per lb. Mutton Chops 6d per lb, and similar reductions throughout. E have decided to supply meat at 1 greatly reduced prices to people Undid are prepared to eend to the shop tat'Hi, thereby, diapeneing with the •mormons cost of delivery. All of oar supplies are drawn from the famous •Ngakonni Estate, which ig anffi oient guarantee of the quality we supply. All of our stock is slaughter and inspected at the Borough Jthattoirß. HOLLOWAY & CO., MAOTEEWN.