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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 2 December 1913, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. -OWN ~ PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. .ARE STILL IN THE LEAD. AND LEADING WiELL. ANOTHER SPECIAL TREAT FOR OUR PATRONS GREAT SUCCESS LAST NIGHT 1 ! AT O TO-NTftflT _ AT k. AT « TO-NIGHT AT°« MAY AND MOWBRAY MAY AND MOWBRAY MAY AND MOWBRAY FRANK MILLICENT MAY AND MOWBRAY MAY AND MOWBRAY MAY AND MOWBRAY MUSICAL SKETCH ARTISTS. With Songs and Dances. Illustrated Songs, Etc., Supported hv A BRILLIANT SCREENING OF * | PICTURES. I Our Unrivalled Repertoire of Films. Vita's Magnificent French Court Drama. Gorgeous Costumes —Exquisite Furnishings.' Beautiful Presentment of the Palace Tuileries. A stirring j _>: tory of the Stirring Times of the First Napoleon: HEARTS OFTHE FIRST EMPIRE. HEARTS OF THE FIRST EMPIRE. HEARTS 0* THE FIRST EMPIRE. HEARTS OF THE FIRST EMPJRE. HEARTS OF THE FIRST EMPIRE. HEARTS OF THE FIRST EMPIRE. Featuring Napoleon Bonaparte, Marie Louise (Empress of France), Maids of Honour, Court Nobles, and Beatrice Dupriel, a Heroine of Bo- \ mancp And 10 other Beautiful Pictures. Box Plan now 1 open at British and Continental Piano Company. * UCKLAND 1 913 J^OMINION AGRICULTURAL S> HOW. j "CAMPBELL SHOWGROUND," EPSOM. DECEMBER lOth* 11th, 12th & 13th. ENTRIES CLOSEFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, 1913. SCHEDULES FREE ON APPLICATION. NO LATE ENTRIES. . AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL A PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. W. B. FORDYCE. i Secretary. 16 Hall of Commerce, High Street, Auckland. G.P.O. Box 86.

CRICKET! CBOQUIT! TENNIS! *-* games P , Then come to ".'us'-for your f requisites. , CRICKET BATS; a inimsrmis stock to pick from, bdnding the famous "DRIVER.'* "CANNON" ,and many others. Prices from 7s 6d to 425. ;^aWXIU>S,VBA| J LS, GRIPS, " < A'fiid: 8 persons,' ranging from £2 17a !Jd to £5 fy-y'.-'' : '- ' ' ' "'"• ■' V ' TENNIS. All, makes of Racquets, snch as the MAJESTIC." EXTRA SPECIAL, JAQUES, DRIVA, FREZO EXTRA, also Nets and Balls. Racquets from 10s to 455. J. ELLIOTT & CO IAODLERB. QUEEN ST. ............ MASTERTON. 'Phone SJ. P.O. Box 76.

TWO NEW AND DELIGHTFUL "QUALITY" TABLE APPETISERS. HPHE thousands of critical people x with whom "MELHUISH'S WORCESTER SAUCE" (half the price of the Best Imported), is prime favourite, will be tremendously pleased- and gratified with these two new prodijetions;:: '";'■''■'■ v.' MELHUISH'S CASHMERE PICKLES, . Very choice and piquant! Particularly gratifying to those who prefer . " full zestful flavour. MELHUISH'S ORIENTAL RELISH, A new relish with the real Oriental flavouring. 'Many prefer this delicious, Appetiser to the most costly Chutney s. They have jumped at once into popular favour. Ask ypur Grocer for a Bottle of Each. F. P. WELCH. HOUSE AND LABOURS AGENT Offices: A. E. BONNY'S BUILDINQB J*ERUY SI MASTERTON '. WHNYEB. ■ • Two men for thistle and serub-cut-tin«. ■ : " ■■'■'■ "< "■' ■ Camp cook, 40« week, oft'sider kept. Fast machine shearer. 1800 man. Blacksmith's improver, 30s and found Married couple (.Wanganui), furnish-ed-cottage; Inft n milk, garden' and goneraJ, wife cook-laundress, £IOO. Station-hand with two dogs, 30s. Cook'* offsidor for camp. 20s. BJade shearer —at once. Driver metal cart, 3'horses, 355. Several experienced ploughmen, 30s Experienced metal cart driver, 355. Machine shearers, over 150 day. Mother and daughter, or 2 sisters, as cook and housemaid, country. Cook-pciieral, 20s; housemaid, 15s. Camp cook, 40s, offsider kept. Handy man, with couple good doge, for station, 30s. Experienced Shepherd, 75 year. Gardener for station, references, 30s. Elderly man, able milk, station, 30s. Shepherd ,30s, higher wage through shearing. Married couple, £lO4 year, man milk, ,' kill etc., wife cook and bake for i I or 5 men. i Milkers for both machine and hjUtg sheds.