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

MEETIN 1 AND AMUBEMENTI. SPECIAL TO FARMERS. ' SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY (Wednesday), when the Great Engineering feat, CONSTRUCTION OF THE PANAMA CANAL, will be ehown. Grand Educational Treat for the little on es. Mothers, brine the little ones. Prices 6d and 3d. Another Mothers' Day Out! CROWDED TO DOORS AGAIN LAST NIGHT! Grand reception accorded this popular programme. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! Of this Entertainment —Three Grand Programmes in one. Prices just the same. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! WORLD'S GREATEST ENGINEERING FEAT. PANAMA CANAL. ' . PANAMA CANAL. PANAMA CANAL, LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! THE MUSICAL -BLANCHARDS. THE MUSICAL BLANCHARDS. THE MUSICAL BLANCHARDS. In an entire NEW CHANGE OF v PROGRAMME, NOVELTY ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PLAYED BY EXPERTS. Musical and Comedy Sketch Artists. Sonorous, Aluminium Organ Chimes and Harp, Handbells, Russian Sleigh Bells Zylophones, Saxaphones, etc. BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS BRILLIANTLY MANIPULATED. ALSO THIS w CRAND NEW PROGRAMME. STUPENDOUS SPECIAL SERIES. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT AT 8. • Edison's bright and brilliant comedy: THE POWER OF SLEEP. THE POWER OF SLEEP. THE POWER OF SLEEP. Twenty minutes in laughter land. A. remarkably, fine Lubin dramagraph: WHEN JOHN BROUGHT WHEN JOHN BROUGHT HOME HIS WIFE. HOME HIS WIFE. An excessively human love story of a "green" young man from the country and a golden-hearted chorus girl; a novel plot and a beautiful theme. A delightful Paihe Colour Scenic: SCENES ON PADAS RIVER > (BORNEO): SCENES ON PADAS RIVER A charming panorama of river scenery.' ' Three of the finest comic subjects ever included in a bill:— Firstly. Pathe contributes 1 ST. VALENTINE'S DAY. An excellent subject for fun, exceed" - ingly well and funnily treated. Secondly, Nizza's Cure for the Blues GIVING HIM FITS. Illustrating the uncanny, but hugely 'diverting, happenings to a non-payinj? tenant in a haunted house. Thirdly, a-Pasquin Mirth-maker ! . POLIDOR AND THE WITCHES ; Which everybody; should make a \ f point of seeing. And a rare number of . THE PATHE GAZETTE. Prices. Dress Circle and Stalk Is, Boking 6d extra. Watch this space for Thursday fight next. Grand Flower Show and Picture Entertainment and Selected Music. . . .

MASTERTON HORTICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. SPRING BULB SHOW. To be held in the rjIOWN JJALL TO-MORROW THURSDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER. Don fail to visit the DISPLAY OF SPRING FLOWERS. In conjunction with the MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY Afternoon : 2.30 to 5.30. Evening: 7 till 9 o'clock. Pictures 9 till 10.30 p.m. H.M. BODDINGTON, Secretary. Telephone 32.

'THE GEISHA.' OWN HA L L THREE NIGHTS ONLY. THREE NIGHTS ONLY. I THREE NIGHTS ONLY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 17th & 18th. THE MASTERTON AMATEUR THEATRICAL SOCIETY. (By arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd., 1 ) Will produce "THE GEISHA." STRONG CAST AND OHORUS. EFFICIENT ORQHESTRA. Box Plan opens at the Dresden on MONDAY, Bth inst. PRICES.—Dress Circle 3s, Stalls 2s, Pit Is. Booking Fee—Circle or Stalls 6d extra. H. C. ROBERTS, Hon. Secretary. WRITE or call on E. HALE, the TT Wairarapa, Nurseries, Muterton, for your requirements in Hedge Plants—Maorooarpas, Lauristinas, Matipos, Eecalonias, Laurels, and all .other proved varieties. Also for hardy shelter trees—pines, gums, wattles .tree lucerne, and other quick growing trees. The rtook will appreciate the shelter. Nnrsenes, Masterton, hat a staff of experts especially triune d for this class of work. A well-laid-oat orchard —stocked with- apples, pears, peaches, plum*, apricots, cLerries, grapes, ett —adds oonsider*bly to the rp&u* oi tbe property, increase tie oomfortf of toe table, and improves the ia> earn*,