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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 August 1913, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUBEMENTS. THE MASTERTON PICTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT CO., LTD. GRAND NEW PROGRAMME. TO-MORROW NIGHT. At 8 o'clock. ONE NIGHT ONLY. A remarkable story of vivid imagination and much sympathy— FROM COUNTRY TO TOWN. FROM COUNTRY TO TOWN. FROM COUNTRY TO TOWN. Synopsis.—Tom, a country youth, wins a scholarship, and goes to London; He meets Lady Eleanor, who is attracted by him. He forgets his sweetheart, May, of his early days. His* parents visit him, _ and bring upon him the scorn of Kis associates. Lady Eleanor, too, slights h'im, and ho realises the true worth of his country friends. To them he returns when he has established himsejf as a solicitor. May , beoomes his wife. A powerful mining story—a real test of friendship— MISSION OF BULLET. MISSION OF BULLET. MISSION OF BULLET. Synopeis.^—Bill and Tirta,- two ranch, men, are both' iii love with Alice, unknown to each other.. They go to the coldfxelds. They become discouraged at ill-luck, and discover that they are rivals. They quarrel. ,• A bullet from Bill's revolver. discloses a vein of gold. Tom holds trp the flag of truce, and they renew their companionship. When they have acquired a good pile, the men secretly write to Alice, renewing! thedr proposals. Receiving no response, they abandon! their cabin, and set forth * for thq each steadfastly keeping his secret. As they enter the. town a wedding procession passes, and they discover the bride to. be Alice.. Theiir eternal friendship as' sealed. A bright and screaming' comedy of Western environment— , CALAMITY ANNE'S VANITY. CALAMITY ANNE'S VANITY.: An appealing drama of an< ingenious nature— ADVENTURESS OUTWITTED. ADVENTURESS OUTWITTED. WIFE OF HIS CHOICE. ' WIFE OF HIS CHOICE. ONCE WAS ENOUGH. ONCE WAS ENOUGH. Full of furi. RAIBING BARLEY IN JAPAN; TRIP ON THE RIVIERA; PESCARA (a scenic gem). DRESS CiRCLETTs: ALL DOWNSTAIRS 6d. ! SKATING RINK. "OERRY'S BUILDINGS, PERRY STREET. I - . v-OPEN OAILY. ' AFTERNOON*—2.BO until 5 p.m. EVENING—7 until 10 p.m. FRIDAY NEXT, AUGUST Ist: N Egg and Spoon Rate for Ladies— Trophy to winner. TRY GIBBON'S FOR PICTURE FRAMING. f~\UR Stock cf Picture Mouldings, Etc., is well selected, and cutomera may reply upon getting a FirstClass Article at a vary Reasonable Price We have a Large a d Varied As Borfcment of PHOTO FRAMES, Choice Designs. ALSO FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, including . host of Novelties that cannot fail to interest you. GIBBON'S PICTURE AND FANCY CODDB STORE, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. {Opposite Knox Church.) WINTER FOOTWEAR. JDST I ARRIVED. A FULL Assortment of WATERTIGHT BOOTS, of the leading makes in all Sizes. BOY'S & GIRL'S WINTER SCHOOL BOOTS, in a Full Ranee of Sizes. COSY SLIPPERS—For the Fireside. DANCING PUMPS—Of the Latest Fashion. CALL ft INSPECT OUR MEW FOOTWEAR. D. FINLAYSON & SON, QUEfeN ST MASTERTON. PUBLIC NOTICE. H. S. CORRIE, BROOM MAKER. DEGB to thank the Public of Mas- " terton for the kindness extended to him during his illness, particularly to those who hav« called for their orders. He is now sufficiently improved in health be able to call on Clients, and all Orders will receive the promt•st attention. BROOMS OF ANY DESCRIPTION made: Nothing but the finest quality horsehair used. WorkSpanship and Durability Guaranteed. 23, ELIZABETH STREET, MASTERTON.