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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 December 1913, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. RAIXEY'S AFRICAN HUNT. Box Plan now open at British and Continental Piano's Co.'s office. No extra, charge. WHERE THE CROWDS GO. JUWM (J ALL PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. The Theatre where the Pictures and Music Speak for themselves. A GRAND NEW PROGRAMME. AT Q TO-NIGHT AT AT ° TO-NIGHT AT A Conspicuous Collection of Cinemas. Star-featuring the striking Nord Drama, 2500 feet long, in two reels: THE LAST OF THE OLD MILL. THE LAST OF THE OLD MILL. THE LAST OF THE OLD MILL. THE LAST OF THE OLD MILL. THE LAST OF THE OLD MILL. THE LAST OF THE OLD MILL. Fire Scene and Heroic Rescue. Brief Resume of Plot.—Otta Malwood receives a position of trust on the estate of Mr 'Vincent. Hilda, the eldest of the Vincent girls, is quite effusive towards him, but lie i,s impressed with the younger girl. Hilda becomes, jealous. She hears the couple plan a visit to the old mill over the meadows. She goes to the mill, locks the door after they have entered and hastens to her father to tell him of an assignation between the two. The Remarkable Kalem Drama: VICITIM OF HEREDITY. VICITIM OF HEREDITY. VICITIM OF HEREDITY. A fltudy of the effect of criminality in a parent upon the offspring. TO-NIGHT.-''Bernini Railway." TO-NlGHT.—"Gwendoline." TO-NlGHT.—"Brick-making by Mad-TO-NIGHT.— agasrar Natives." TO-NIGHT.—"How Did It Finish?" TO-NIGHT.—"Jim & Gipsy Maid." TO-NIGHT.-—"Hleksville Epicure." TO-NlGHT.—'Warwick Chronicle." DON'T FORGET! FRIDAY NIGHT. _ Grand Benefit Coley Family, who are in unfortunate circumstances. * VOCAL PICTUR ENTERTAINMENT. DRESS CIRCLE Is; STALLS 6d. J£NOX CHURCH, MASTERTON. GRAND XMAS ORIGAN RECITAL, BY MR PURCELL WEBB, FRIDAY, 19th DECEMBER, Vocalist: Misses-J. McGregor ,T Miller, Messrs McDonald and 'h! Mills (Pahiatua). Ximas. Carols and Anthem* hv Clni;-. Tickets Is.

PAHIATUA-AKITIO AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSN. FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW. NEW SHOW-GROOKDS, PAHIATUA. WEDNESDAY, 14th JAN., 1914, "TUMPING Competitions, Horses Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Dog^ ENTRIES close WEDNESDAY, 31st December, 1913. > P' i e Schedule on Application to J. A. WALSH. Pal.i»t«a., Sce, ' et3,,s, ■ MAURIQEVILLE SPORTS. THE . 32 nd J\Jeeting Will be held on MONDAY, 29th DECEMBER, 1913. ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME lias been arranged, including Running, Jumping, Wrestling, Woraen s and Children's Events. Also Comic Items which, combined with the most picturesque ground in the Dominion, ensures PLEASANT DAY'S OUTING FOR ALL. NOMINATIONS for Cash Events close with W. Gillespie, Academy Buildings, or the Secretary 011 loth DECEMBER. , ' NOMINATIONS for A inn tour Events close-with the Secretary of the Wairarapa Amateur Athletic Club, December! "" 15a PIPE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. SEND TO SECRETARY FOR PROGRAMMES. M. O'BRIEN, Secretary. HASTWELL SPORTS CLUB. /JTHIRD £ NNUAL jyjEETING Will be Held in MR C. SEYMOUR'S GROUNDS XT HASTWELL ON THURSDAY, sth FEB., 1914. An attractive programme has been drawn up, including— RUNNING JUMPING WRESTLING SAWING CHOPPING SHEEP GUESSING Also LADIES and CHILDREN'S ITEMS. And should he a pleasant outing for young and old. Nomination close with the Secretary at Hastwell, or with Mr W. Gillespie, Academy Buildings., Masterton, on JANUARY 23rd, and handicaps will be publish about January 27th in the local papers. All event* run under N.Z.A.A ind C.U. Rules. LUNCHEON BOOTH ON GROUND. BRASS HAND IN ATTENDANCE. GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING. Send to Secretary for programmes. A. T. JACKSON, Secretary, Hastwell,