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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 6 September 1913, Page 1

rjTHE .WAIRARAPA AGE is the Leading Newspaper in the Masterton Electorate, and the ONLY MORNING DAILY. NEWSPAPER pnblwfieH on the East Coast between . .Wellington and Napier.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. ISABTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE THOMPSON - PAYNE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT AT 8. For the £rst time ■ the superb 3FTALA production , THE FATAL GROTTb. THE FATAL GBOTTO. THE FATAL GBOTTO. THE FATAL GBOTTO. 1A unique and sensational turn. A vivid love story bristling with intervening trials and sensations. A diabolical plot to destroy life. At work in the fatal grotto. The secret passage—and a thrilling rescue. Portrayed in inimitable style by 3TALA (producers of "FATHER"). JTHE SENORITA BOTTERFLY.' Luton's novel romance of Spain. AT MI±>NIGHT. Pathetic AT MIDNIGHT. Intense. AT MIDNIGHT. Gripping. A strong and appealing domestic IBtory by REX. Then there will be a very breezy (Western item by SELIG : JTHE SHERIFF fTHE SHERIFF OF YAVAPPI COUNTY. OF YAVA*PP7 COUNTY. News, views and opinions in. THE TOPICAL GAZETTE. THE TOPICAL GAZETTE. Mks Pearl White, will appear n A PICNIC AT DAKATO. A PICNIC AT* DAKATO. A really fine CRYSTAL scream. Supported by a dose of wit, wisdom tand humour in BLOOMER'S TRANSFORMATION. SHE WESTERN NIGHT". MONKEY IN LOVE. JTHE GIRL WHO WAS LEFT. '(Don't miss this, boys 1) A really fine constellation of gems accompanied by ORCHESTRAL SEa/ECnONS. VTC MATINEE. TO-DAY 1 TO-DAY! At 2.30 p.m. Specials for the little ones. PIANO PL AUNG MADE , EASY. fTWTEW Method. _ No knowledge of Music 'required; no vamping ttords or charts; no drudgery. EXTRACTS FROM RECENT PUPILS:

Sirs C.E.J., Mast-erton.—"Am pleased and delighted at result of my lessons." fir K.W., Masterton.-—''A® excellent system for those who have not time to gitidv underth&oneme--thod." ffULL TERM (Six Weeks), £2 2s. Money refunded if you cannot play in fchat time. Sps6ml course for country pupils. ' ' THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OP MUSIC, ■RUST LANDS TRUST BUILDINGS MASTERTON. HOURS: 10 a.m. till 12 noon, and 1 p.m. till 5 p.m.. Evening leesons by arrangement. BOSS HOGG, Instructress. 'Phone 129. MOVING PICTURES IN TOUE OWN HOME. (PATHE'S HOME CINEM A T OG R A PH HTHE wonderful Machine that makes its own light, and throws • most realistic Picture on the screen In your own dining-room. PfIiVATE DEMONSTRATIONS AT YOUR HOME. [Write the Local Aeent— ARTS & CRAFTS DEPOT ■ i QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON AGENTS FOR LIBERTY'S. Telephone 475. IMPERIAL OTEING AND GLEANING WORKS JANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. (Opposite (Hub Hi tel.) OWING, to the large increase of business we are obliged to take larger and more convenient premises. In future our Business will be conducted at above address. LADIES' COSTUMES CLEANEO AND PRESSED. We also employ a first-class dressmaker from a leading House in Auckland for alterations and repairs. Thanking our numerous customers •or their past support. Telephone 4»u. WINTER FOOTWEAB. JUST 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. ©ANOING PUMPS—Of the Latest Fashion. CALL ft INSPECT OUR NEW FOOTWEAR. D. FINLATSON & SON, GUJSENSk mmsms*