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

ME ETHICS AND AMUSEMENTS. PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. FOLLOW THE CROWD. rg. 0 W. a £ all AT Q TO-NIGHT _ AT Q AT © TO-NIGHT AT®* LAST 2 NIGHTS! LAST 2 NIGHTS! LAST 2 NIGHTS! LAST 2 NIGHTS! Of This Wonderful Programme. TALK OF TME TOWN. Saturday \s Afternoon and Evening Session# Packed to the Doers. Everybody Astonished at Snoh Fine This is a remarkably fine and realistic film, concluding with a scene in which there are all the elements of danger associated with the hunting of the monarch of the forest and his mate. The lions which are killed in order to <save the life of. the heroine are real beafits, dowered with nil the attributes which render the lion a 1 nasty animal to meet at close quarters. A glorious Vitagraph romody, «tarfeaturing the popular player, John Bunnr: BUNNY'S HONEYMOON. BUNNY'S HONEYMOON. A new method of bringing a man to his senses. AND 10 OTHER PICT TIMES. SUPPORTED BY MUSIC! ORCHESTRAL MUSIC! K PERFORMERS. K " > J. QANDY, Musical "Conductor. Box Plan now open at British and. Continentiil Piaaio*OomDanv. DRESS CIRCLE; Is; STALLS, 6d.

AUCKLAND jpl3 J)OMINION Agricultural gHow, "CAMPBELL SHOWGROUND," J EPSOM. DECEMBER 10th, 11th, 12tli & 13th. ENTRIES, CLOSE—FRIDAY, NQVEMBER 14th, 1913. SCHEDULES FREE ON APPLICATION. NO LATE ENTRIES. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL A PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. W. B. FORDYCE, Secretary. , 16 Hall of Commerce, High Street. Auckland. G,P.O. Box 86. , WE are' NOT RAISING THE PRIGS of BREAD in consequence of the Strike. THE BEST OF BREADIS STILL r j AT , 3* 3d 33 AT WINCHESTERS,

MASTERTON COUNTY. "JV" OTICfi is hereby gi vu of the in' ' tentiott of the Masterton County Council, At a meeting to be held on the 11th, day of November, 15)13, to confirm resolutions parsed, by way of Special Order at a special meeting on tho 14th of October. 1913, authorising the raising of, and striking a special rate for ft loan of £3OOO (being ten, per .cent on the original loan of . £3QOQ)\ for , improving the North Approach to ihe Town of Masterton. Copies of the said Special Orders (which are to take effect (1) on confirmation, and (2) on the gazetting* thereof, are deposited for public inspection during office hour*, at the Country Office. Chapel street, Masterton. Dater the lGth day of October, 1913. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. A. T. DICKASON IXriSHES to notify the public of Masterton that -ho has opened an Auction Mart in TRUST BUILDINGS (Naar Cas Orfio«). Auction Sales of Furniture, etc., conducted in town or country. Furniture of all description oil sole at lowest prices. Entries invited for Furniture, Produce, Poultry, etc. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 10 H.P. Gas ,Engine, convertible into. oil. FOR PRIVATE SALE. Cliasteriield Couelj* new d. and s.w.w. Wtrotriujrs and jUiittrnsses, ,d. and s.k. lYlattrassos, new Jvapoc Pillows, new Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, 'Duclittts Pairs, .Wardrobes. We !v,iv<" iilso weekly supplies of Bacon unci Hums from Wairarapa Bacon Factory, and can take orders now for Chri.stmasi Ladies' and Gent's new and sec-ond-hand Bicycles. , PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. OUEEN STREET AUCTION MART. TELEPHONE 519. CLUB HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM. PG. SHIRLEY, *f Mastorton, • begs to intimate to the public that lip has taken over from' Mr T. Ross the above well-known Billiard Saloon, and trusts to merit a fair share of support. FOUR ALCOCK'S TABLES. WELL LIGHTED. WELL VENTILATED. BEST ATTENTION. P. G. SffIBLEY, PROPRIETOR. /