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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 November 1913, Page 1

HP H E WATRARAPA AGE is the Leading Newspaper in the Mastcrton Electorate, and the ONLY MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER published 011 the East Coast between Wellington and Napier.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE THOMPSON • PAYNE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Tremendous success last night. Robert Louis Stevenson's renowned and weirdly fascinating play. See it and realise it. —'2ooo feet—rA magnificent achievement not to be .confounded with any other film owning the same title. This picture Stands in radiance above all others, and in it "King Baggot," the American artist, plays a striking dual personality. • 'As a strong subordinate clause income and analyse these) there is A WOMAN?S HEART.. * A WOMAN'S HEART. * And KIDXAPPED FATHER. [Both supreme LUBIN specialities. Once more G. M. Anderson favours the cinematographic field in BRONCHO BILLY'S GRIT.BRONCHO BILLY'S GRIT. jESSANAY'S strong Western Hit. SHANGHAIED. A stirring Nautical Homanco by those inimitable KALEM foTk. IN JAMAICA. ST. MARK'S. VENICE. LAND CLEARING. Beautiful Education Seenics. THE HANDSOME ARTIST. BOX OF CANINE MISCHIEF. THE BLACK HAND..

PI AM) PLAYING MADE EASY. TVTEW Method. Xo knowledge' of Music •rf(jiiirc(l; no Vamping Cards or Charts; 110 drjjdgery. EXTRACTS FROM RECENT „ PUPILS: Mrs C.E.J.. Masterton. —"Am pleased and delighted at result of my lessons." Mr K.W.. Masterton.—"An excellent system f«ir those- who have not time to study under the one method." FULL TERM (Six Weeks). £2 2s. Money roi'n tided if vois cannot play Jo that time. Special eoin>o for •eoiiutry pupiis. ' • " THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. -TRUST LANDS TRUST BUILDINGS HOURS: 10 a.m. till 12 noon, and 1 p.m. till 5 p.m. Evening lessons by arrangement. MISS HOGG. Instructress. 'Phone 129. PIANOS! PIANOS! HM/E have pleasure in announcing lw w that we have been appointed aole Wairarapa agents for the wellImown firm of Piano Importers Messrs f. J. PINNY, LTD. ,of Wellington. 14. new show-room has just heen erect■•d at "THE TALKERIES," and our exhibition of instruments includes <-iuch- famous makes as— I CHAPPELL (LONDON). * (OTTO A CARL PHILIPP, I. . (BERLIN). €OLLARD A COLLARD. ' ALSEN. ALRICH. 1 nwn Ton are cordially invited to pay our •how-room a visit. - Gramaphones mcrade all the best Machines. ffhe New Blue AihoefOl. Records arrive on AUGUST 29th. NEEDLES.— I 'Lyric/' "Columbia," "Dulcephone," and "His Master's, Coice. A splendid range.

ORDERS TAKEN FOR RUBBER STAMPS. ' tikil Pianos and' Gramapioneß on tii»e payment. «153E TAMERIES," QUEEN SI. .V""""" MABTERTON. THOS. Wm. StMt. Manager. MOVING PICTURES IN YOUR OWN HOME. PATHE'S HOME CINEMATOGRAPH ffflHß wonderful Machine that makes its own light, and threes • most, realistic Picture on the screen ta jour own dining-room. fHIVATE DEMONSTRATIONS AT I YOUR HOME. Sprite the Local Aeent — $mW & CRAFTS DEPOT ST3CBT r KASTKRTOIf •ftfi&ftfTS FOR LIBERTY'S. (Telephone 475CLUB HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM. t p G. SB'PRLEY, of Masterton, X • begs to intimate to the public that he has taken, over from Mr T. GRoss the abovo well-known Billiard Saloon, and trusts to merit a fair share of support. FOUR ALCQOK'S TABLES, WELL LIGHTED, WELL VENTILATED. BEST ATTENTION. P. G. SHIRLEY, ? .'PROPRIETOR.