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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 8 November 1913, Page 1

HH WAIRARAPA AGS it the Leading K«wip&per in the Mastortoa Electorate, and th. ONLY MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER published on the East OoABt between Wellington and Napier.

MEETING! AND AMUSEMENT!. The Home of Perfect Projection: MA9TERTON ELECTRIC THEAJRE THOMPSON - PAYNE PICTURES. AND REIHANA BOYES' ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Anttber superb Headliner: THE CROWN PRJNCE'S LOVE. THE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. THE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. THE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. THE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. THE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. THE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. JHE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. HE CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE. THE CROWN pifflNCE'S LOVE. A fascinating play illustrating the pathos which, often lies behind th% pomp of kings. It yoes to show that •"lofty positions" provide no safeguard agmnsrt the sorrows and disappointments which are the portion of those of humble rank. THE GIRL AND THE JUDGE, ME GIRL AND THE JUDGE. -THE GIRL AND THE JUDGE. An impressive SELIG production shoeing-, a "girl's hard struggle for a n tonouraßle existence and her triumph ART AND MUSIC. ART AND MUSIC. LUBIN'S dainty dramatic.' THE DETECTIVE'S TRAP. THE DETECTIVE'S TRAP. 2£ clever detective storv by KALEM. THE COUNTRY COUSIN. THE COUNTRY COUSIN. 'A brilliant NORDISK comedy. ' UPS AND DOWNS. (Keystone.) ECLAIR JOURNAL. * (Topical.) LILLY'S BOARD. (Solax.) HOW HE WON HER. "(Shamrock.) QUALITY -VAETETT-QTJANTITY. MAT!WEE, "' MATINEE. TO-DAY At 2.30 o'clock. 'A Ko3t of education and fun.

PIANO PLAYING MADE EASY. 1 Music required; no vamping mr&n or charts; no drudgery. EXTRACTS FROM RECENT PUPILS: •. • I ffra 0.E.J., Maaterton.—"Am pleasad and delighted at result of my leasona." _.. • , „ , i .- mtm flr K.W., Malterton.—"An excellent system for those who have not time to study under the one me- •!: thod." " ._., ■fULL TERM (Six Weeks), £2 2a. JHoney refunded if you cannot play in flkat time. Special course for coun-try-pupils. fHE'NATIONAL COLLEGE OP MUSiC, »: —JJBT LANDS TRUST BUILDINGS #Otf»S: 10 a.m. ijjll 12 noon, and 1 p.m. till 5 p.m. Evening lesjons by arrangement. HISS HOGG> Instructress. •Phone 129PIANOS! PIANOS! SITE have pleasure in announcing »»■» that we have been appointed *Dle Wairarapa agents for the welllinbwn firm of Piano Importers Messrs V. J. PINNY, LTD. ,of Wellington. & new show-room has just been erectid at "THE TALKERIES," and our sxhibition of instruments includes, inch famous makes as— CHAPPELL (LONDON). r OTTO & CARL PHILIPP, ■ ' * ' (BERLIN). COLLARD & COLLARD. > ALSEN. ALRICH. You are cordially invited to p«tf our thaw-room, a visit. _■ , Gramaphones • include all the best Machines. . The New Blue Amherol Records arrive on AUGUST 29th. and "His Master's |Toioe.' f A splendid range. 9ROERB TAKEN FOR RUBBER STAMPS. Ml Pianos all' OB ••ay time payment. "THE TA]3o!RIES,'\ ■OCEEN ST. MASTERTON. THOS. Wm. STEEL. Manager.

MOVING PICTOBBB IN YOUBOWN HOME. PATHENS HOME CINEMATOK GRAPH ' makes its own light, and throws is frost realistic Picture on the screen Hi «rar own dining-room. PRIVATE DEMONSTRATIONS AT YOUR HOME. HTrite the Local Aaent— ARTS & CRAFTS DEPOT fiUELN BTIOBT, KASTKETOK AGENT* FOR LIBERTY'S. telephone 475, |JLU9 JJOTEL BILLIARD ROOM. PG. SHIRLEY, of Masterton, • begs to intimate to the public that ho has taken ovor from Mr T. Hoss the above well-known Billiard Saloon, and trusts to merit a fanshare of support. FOTJB ALCOCK'S TABLES. WELL Mffl&BD.. WELL VENTILATED. BEST ATTENTION. P. G. SHIRLIT, PROPRIETOR.