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

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. JUST ARRIVED! J*ST ARRIVED! 1000. 10W. WOO. TOYS*! TOYS! TOYS*! To bo given to aK th« little ones attending the PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. MATINEE*! MATINEE! MATINEE! THIS AFTERNOON. AT 2.3». THIS AFTERNOON. AT 2.30. MOTHERS! Bring tlie Little Ones! Tots for them all. Reserve your Seat for yourself .ind tire little ones at the British and Continental Piano Company. No Extra Charge. 6d and 3d. 6d and 3d. 6d and 3d. FOLLOW THE CROWD. THIS BEAUTIFUL PROGRAMME OF PICTURES. CHOICE COLLECTIONS OF CINEGRAMS! Star-featuring the wonderful Gau-ni-ont Drama: THE LION HUNTERS. THE LION HUNTERS. THE LION HUNTERS. T H E LION H U NTER S. ('2OOO feet long.) Realistic! Thrilling! Exciting! This is" a remarkably fine and realistic _ film, concluding with a scene in which frkere are all the elements of danger associated with the hunting' of the monarch of"the forest a»d his mate. - The lions which ore killed inorder to save the life of the heroine a»e real beasts, dowered with all the attributes which render the lion a nasty animal fo meet at close quarters. A glorious Vitagraph comedy, starfeaturing the popular player, John Runny: BUNNY'S HONEYMOON. HONEYMOON. A new method of bringiug a man to his senses. A most interesting Pathecolour Educational: AT WORK AND PLAY IN CHINA. AT WORK AND PLAY IN CHINA. A decidedly unique'-series admirably . pictured. The powerful "A.8." Drama: THE SORROWFUL SHORE. THE SORROWFUL SHORE. A strong stirring tale of the sea. Thannhouser's true to life love story: ' THE OTHER GIRL. THE OTHER CTRL. A picture that appeals directly to ladies. The ravishingly beautiful Pathecolour Scenic: A TRIP ON A FRENCH RIVER. A TRIP ON* A FRENCH RIVER. As you sit in your chair you are taken one of the most delightfully picturesque journeys imaginable. The remarkable Thannhauser drama: IN THEIR HOUR OF NEED. IN THEIR HOUR OF NEED.

UOKLAND (BUNION AGRICULTURAL gHOW. "CAMPBELL SHOWGROUND," ■<■ -EPSOM. ' '' ' DECEMBER 10th, 11th. 12th «S»l3th. ENTRIES CLOSEFRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14th, 1913. SCHEDULES FREE ON APPLICATION. NO LATE ENTRIES. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. W. B. FORDYCE, Secretary. 16 Hall of Commerce, ; High Street, Auckland* ; G.P.O. Box 86. are NOT RAISING THE PRICE 6i BREAD in consequence of the Strike. THE BEST OF BREAD IS STILL WINCHESTER 8, MASTERTON COUNTY. 7VTOTICE is hereby gi en of the : in 11 tention of the Masterton County Council, at a meeting to be held on the 11th day of November, 1913, to confirm resolutions passed by way of Special Order at a special meeting on the 14th,of Oetabei',- authorising the missing of, and striking a •special rate for a loan of £3OOO (beJ>er cviit oiutho original loan of '£'iMHJO) for improving the North Approach to the Town of Masterton. Copies of the said Special Orders (which are to take effect (ly on confirmation, and (2) on the gazetting thereof;, are deposited for public inspection during office hours, at the Country Office. Chapel street, JVfaStertori. Dater the 16th dav of October, 1913. » F. G. MOORE. County Clerk.

MASTJSRTON COUNTY. iJiNDKKS are invited, and will be received at this office (where plans and specifications may bo seen), .up til! 3 p.m. on MONDAY, the 10th inst., foi- the following works:— Contract iVo. 299.—Hntewai Road: Heeon-structing, etc.. one 30ft span Bridge. Contract No. 300. Branoepeth - &»trouvar Road: 400 cubic feet metal repairs. • Contract No. 301.—Woraiti-Brance-puth Road: 500 cubic feet metal repairs. „ Dated this Ist day of November, 1913. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. CTOCB SHILLINGS will pay your SUmp «nd Entrance Fee to th« UTILITY ECG CIRCLE. ipply to Ofi»irm»n: H 5 O'LEAIY.