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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 4 October 1913, Page 1

fJtHE \WAIBABAPA it the Leading Newspaper in the Ma&tarton Electorate, and ONLY> MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER published oa the East *Gaast "between WellingioaaadNapier.

MEETIHCB AND AMUBEMENTB. j /■ -- ■■■■■ ■- -' ■ - - J MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE THQIftPftOM - PAYHE PICTURES. AND SEIHANA BOTES' OROHCBTRA. TO-NIGHT AT 8, First presentation of the soulPtttirring photo-play entitled: VEKGEANCE. - VJSJNGBANOI . VENGEANCE. ' AS. exciting two-reel society drama, showing the eiriafemeis gone to by a, woman for revenge, A story ooneerning—A Wife—A Blackmailer—A - Balgar-r-«nd Revenge. . • MAMMA'S BABY BOY. i , , MAMMA'S BABY BOY. iA pathetic story of a son's downfall , . through drink. SOUTH SEAS. V ' IN THE SOUTH SEAS. m exciting tale of Chinese pirates. ;v:V^>«vV:>CBEBIR-. : s V -. , ;v STEPMOTHER/ • :,THEIR STEPMOTHER, V : iA. splendid domestic drama presented 1 , , \'V the'SJJLIG^Cby:;--J9OUL OF' A ROSE. THE SOUL OF. A ROSE. . A . fascinating LUBIN drama. THE CIRCLE OF FATE. , THE CIRCLE OF FATE, 'A breezy Western item by KALEM. TOO MUCH MOTHER-IN-LAW. TOO MUCH MOTHER-IN-LAW. fl.ooo feet and every foot a scream. An .irresistible Comet comedy:' ' JfARJRIED IN HASTE. * S>yE,r. SPORT. BLOOMER. ACROBATS. A *wure btlnch of comedies with a iprinKling. of scenery ,in > ABINGTON TO OXFORD. I PLACES LOVED BY POETS. of perfect projection. Come and see our new film atipplie& as secured- by 'Our Ml- Thompson from HOME! WE ARE HERE FOR GOOD with th© ? ric matinee; ? TO-DAY! TO-DAY! At 2.30 p.m. Bring ll\e little ones out for a TREAT!%

PIANO PLACING MADB BAST. Method. No knowledge of Music required; no vamping lards or charts; no drudgery. EXTRACTS FROM RECENT PUPILS: ,C.E:J7, Masterton.—"Am pleasi If ed attd delighted at result of my ■Vr K.W., Masterton, —"An excellent system for those who have not , . time to study under the one method." , . #CLL TEEM (Six Weeks), £2 2s. Money refunded if you cannot,play in ttitt time. ' Special course for country pupils. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OP MUSIC, ORUST LANDS TRUST BUILDINGS MASTERTON. KOURS: 1,0 a.m. -till 12 noon, and •1 p.m. till' 5 p.m. Evening lessons by arrangement. - dSS HOG& Instructress. iPhone 129. MOVING PICTURES IN TOUB OWN HOME. PATHE'S HOME ■CINE M A T OGRAPH HpBDB wonderful Machine that *■- makes its own light, and throws » rqost realistic Picture on the screen! "" ""fair own dining-room. I »my ATE DEMONSTRATIONS AT YOUR HOME. , ARTS & CRAFTS DEPOT «U£EN ACENTS FOR LIBERTY'S. Telephone 475.

PIANOS! PIANOS! XXTB* bare pleasure in Announcing ' ■ that we have been appointed sole Wairarapa agents for the well* known firm of Piano Importers Messrs F. J. PINNY, LTD. { of Wellington. A new show-room has just been erected at "THE TALKEBIES," and oar exhibition of instruments includes nch famous makes as— CHAPPELL (LONDON). OTTO A CARL PHILIPP, (BERLIN). COLLARD A COLLARD. < ALSEN. ALRICH. Yon are cordially invited to pay our «bow-room a visit. Gccaaaphones include all the best -HflKe. ' Tfis"New Blue Amberol Records arrive on AUGUST 29th. IfISEDLES.—' "Columbia," "Dnkephone," and "Hie Master's Ifoioe. A splendid range. ORDERS TAKEN FOR RUBBER i , STAMPS. 1 1 ; All Pianos and Qrama£hon«s on •asy time payment. "THE TALKEBIES," TBOS. Wa. STBSL. lithtmtT. U>"* t fitk