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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 October 1913, Page 1

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

MEETINGS AND AMUBEMENTB. 'Although w& pay EXTRA for our ■special big pictures »vc charge NO (EXTRA and the big sensations to be Bhown at our theatre in the coming Season will be shown at usual prices. !MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE (THOMPSON - PAYNE PICTURES. Accompanied by Pfhe Splendid Musical Combination: BEIHANA BOYEB' ORCHESTRA. ITOfJUGHT AT 8. GRAND CHANCE OF PROGRAMME Including the Great Stage Story: BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS. BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS. BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS. BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS. BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS. BEHIND THE" .FOOTLIGHTS. 2600 feet of enthralling interest London surroundings and dealing intimately with the inner life ol' tho stage. THE NEW CHAUFFEUR. THE NEW CHAUFFEUR. An excellent Rex coinedv-drama D 0 LOR E'S I) KCISJ ON. DOL O R E'S . 1) E0 IS I 0 N. A. thrilling LUBTX, featuring the Jbeauty queen—Miss Onnie Hawley. fA SEMINARY COMPLICATION. JA SEMINARY COMPLICATION. An inspir"ng College vain. BELLE BOYD'. THE CONFEDERATE SPY. BELLE BOYD. A sensational SELIG story of the Civil War, showing the daring of a girl spy. DRIFTING. DRIFTING. A pathetic drama bv SELIG. LATEST ECLAIR JOURNAL. 1 The premier news vendor. OPOSSUM HUNTING. An intprfstinc Kalem studv. BLOOMER'S BEAUTY SHOW. KRI-KRTS' SHOES. OH THAT DEMONADE—on what a drnp of whisky did. ANGEL CAKE it AXLE GREASE. —A shrieker by the' Luhin Co.

GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY! TO-DAY! At 2 "O p.m. ALL CHILDREN FREE. T • mark the commencement of our JiiV vear in Masterton we extend a rni(" ; il invitation to our young i'ri • !s to help us keep up the occasio". CHILDREN FREE. Adults 6d. PIANO PLAIING MADE ■ ~ A EASY. : 'EW Method. No knowledge of Music required; no vamping rds or charts; no drudgery. EXTRACTS FROM REGENT PUPILS: jgrs 0.E.J., Masterton.—"Am pleased and delighted at result of my ..lessons." <Br K.W M Masterton.—"An excellent system for those who have not time to Btudy under the one method." WVISL TERM (Six Weeks), £2 Zs. <ttoney refunded if you cannot play in Hut time. Special course for country pupils. (THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OP MUSIC, ttUST LANDS TRUST BUDLDINGS MASTERTON. VOURS: 10 a.m. till 12 noon, and 1 p.m. till 5 p.m. Evening lessons by arrangement. KISS HOGG- Instructress. •Phone 129-

MOVING PICTURES IN TOUR OWN HOME. PATHE'S HOME C I N EM AT OGRAPH TpHl wonderful Machine that '•*• makes its own light, and throws .* most realistic Picture on the screen fa yotir own dining-room. fRiVATE DEMONSTRATIONS AT YOUR HOME. Write the Local Agent— ARTS & CRAFTS D&POT BTJKIN STREET, MASTEETON AGENTS FOR LIBERTY'B. Telephone 475.

PIANOS PIANOS! [7E have pleasure in, announcing » that we have been appointed sole Wairarapa agents for wellknown firm of Piano Importer® Messrs V. J. PINNY, LTD. ,of Wellington. 'A new show-room has just been erected at "THE TALKERIES," and our exhibition of instruments includes «uch famous makes as— CHAPPELL (LONDON). OTTO A CARL PHILIPP, (BERLIN). COLLARD A COLLARO. ALBEN. ALRIGH. You are cordially invited to pay owe •how-room a visit. Gramaphones include all the best Machines. The New Blue Amberol Records arrive on AUGUST 29th. ," and "Hi* Master's Koioe.' f A splendid range. ORDERS TAKEN FOR RUBBER STAMPS. 'All Pianos audi Gramaphoaas on «asy < time payment. « THE TALKEBIES," tiUKEN ST MASTERTON THOg. Woi. BTMfc. Mmbmw-