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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 14 June 1913, Page 1

•FECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. AFTERNOON TEA TALKI THE NEW BLUE AMBEROL RECORD, ]IfRS BROWN: "Have you heard ITA the latest newere — J ' " NEW BLUE AMBEROL "No; I cannot say that I have. What is it?" "Why! MR EDISON has- invented a new record, called th? BLUE AMBEROL RECORD. In the tests at the Latoratdry, the BLUE AMBEROL has been plaved three thousand times, and the THREE THOUSANDTH REPRODUCTION WAS AS FINE AS THE FIRST. The Record is practically Unbreakable, ': it greater Volume, and its Tone quality is superior to that nf a-ny other record now on the market." "Are these Records on iale now. and where can I buy any?" "No; the Records will not be on sale until th* ?nth JFVF-. -vrl v<m can go to tat TrpPTFS." QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON, and get a selection. Sneaking to Mr Steel,.'he told .ine fh."t <??(><>■"• ; c the Records are . co" tibial* v. ; ooniiiV 'sin. Already he li.ts lind to'increase Jf|f'S' order threefold." |* .. I must go and place my or|ler eariy." . ~ ,£.- "Yes; do; strd v>v rifl 'pint meet with, a in not being able to secure win ■* of .the first to arrive, ard nerha-ir have, tn wait until fresh supplies arrh"\ by the way. Dad you 1» ?ar that Mr Steel is going to give two free cot l -1 certs weekly, every Tuesday and j Friday, commencing at 2.30 p.m. He will play all the latest Records and should anyone wish to hear anw favourite hymn, song or hand music, he will be only too pleased to play it for them." \ Chorus of Ladies:. "When do jthe Concerts start?" "They have already started I What do you say to our'going down now?" Chorus of Ladies: "A good idea; let us go." « THE TALKERIES/' QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. fHOS. WM. STEEL, 1 Manager. DISCLAIMER. T AM not the "H. Byrn" who was -*- sued for debt in the Magistrate's Court at Masterton on Thursday last. HARRY BYRN, • Eketah ma.

CORPORATION CAS WORKS. Consumers are reminded that MONDAY, June 16th, 1913, is the last day on which Discount will be allowed on current ~ account fc J. W. BLACKMAN, Manager. I FUNERAL NOTICE. r<HE friends of Mr E. H. Bucker-I L idge, Kokotau, Carterton are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late life, which' will leave St. Mark's Church, Carterton, a> 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17th, for the Clareville Cemetery. ! D. T. KING, Undertaker. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PALMERSTON NORTH WINTER AND DAIRY CONFERENCE. 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th JUNE. TN connection with the above Win- ] ter Show, Holiday Excursion Tickets, available for return until Bth July, will be obtainable as und?r:— Any Station North Island Main Line and Branches (excepting from North of Frankton) to Palmerston North 16th June to 19th June 1913. ' Wanganui, Taihape, Foxton, Wellington (Thorndon), Waipukurau, Masterton and intermediate stations to Palmerston North 20th June, 1913, by morning trains only. Tickets to Palmerston North at Holiday Excursion Far.?s will NOT be ikssued on any of these days by the Wellington-Auckland , Express train. . ' BY ORDER. NOTICE. EMPIRE "PRIVATE HOTEL MASTERTON. I ■ Ei*Trs .... , and the Genera, ■*■'' Public may rely upon receiving every attention. SPECIAL REDUCTION FOR PER MANENT BOARDERS. TARIFF 7s. PER DAY. FIRST-CLASS OININC ROOM. MRS ST. LEGER, MANAGERESS. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ■PHONE 493. CRAGGS HAIRDRESSING SALOUN. S.UmjLMEN'S HAIR FASHION. ABLTL T. IMPLO *ATEBt AjmSIIPTIO JtITHOD«. KAZtt* BF7TIMO A HPEBIALTY. fern vmm imp fhuii m