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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 19 December 1913, Page 1

rjIHU VAIRARAPA AGE is the Leading Newspaper in the Maaterton Electorate, and the ONLY MORNING DAILY . NEWSPAPER published on the East Goast between Wellington and Nanier.

MEETINGS AMD AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT! LAST NICHTI Of this-.Superb Series. * SEE IT! SEE' IT! SEE IT! For the Last Time MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE ifHOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND REIHANA BOYES' ORCHESTRA. . In. Up-to-date Musical Hits. nrO-NICHT AT 8 TO-NICHT TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT !A great sensation, teeming with realism and pathos: A SILICIAM TRAGEDY. A SILICIAN TRAGEDY. A SILICIAN TRAGEDY. A SILICIAN TRAGEDY. A SILICIAN TBACEDY. (2600 feet.) 'Ji gorgeously mounted photo-play bv the renowned Oines CoJ. A thrilling romance laid a|pidst the hills of picturesque Sicily. Containing a plot replete with sensation and thnll and ghoAving a pathetic side of a har ienencd woman's lot. A SONG OF TRUCE. Belig'fe sterling military episode. ' l&S INDIA'S APPRECI ATION. =" Lubin's exciting 'Redskin, story. THE HAREM OF HASCHEM. CLtiftin's daintv 'Oriental romance. THE WAY OF THE WORLD. And this Cosmopolitan scream: TAMING A BACHELOR. 1000 shrieks in 1000 feet. AND THESE CHOICELETS: *'A Cinema Tragedy"; (Comedy). ./•♦Amsterdam to .Rotterdam" (scenic.)' "'A Pan- of Handcuffs" (comic.) "The Wlong Handbag'' (comedy,) ' PIANO PLATING MADE EASY. NEW Method. No knowledge of Music no Vamping Cards or Charts; no drtidgery. EXTRACTS FROM RECENT PUPILS: ,4StB C.E.J.. Mastertan.—"Am pleas- - ed and delighted at result of my lessons." Mr K.W., Masterton.—"An excellent system for those who have not time to study Under the one method." idMi TERM (Si* Weeks), £2 2s. Honey refunded if you cannot play in that time. Special course for country pupils. , ' ' A THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. fRUST LANDS TRUST BUILDINGS BOORS: 10 A.m. till 12 Poon, and. 1 p.m. till 5 p.m. Evening lesson* by 'arrangement. MISS HOGG, Instructress. 'Phone 129. - O 31th ANNUAL HIGHLAND GATHERING AND ATHLETIC CARNIVAL.

PUBLIC PARK* MABTERTOM. IDEAL PICNIC GROUNDS. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. NEW TELE'S DAY. 7HURBDAY, JANUARY Ist, 1914. THE BIG GATHERING OF THE YEAR. OVER £3OO IN PRIZES. ENTRIES CLOSE 10th DECjEMBER. Handicaps declared about 15th December. No acceptances. Bring the Balms and enjoy A GENUINE SCOTCH GATHERING. Cycling, Running, Jumping, WresHighland Events, Dancing. Feats of Skill, Strength and Endurance. Cash and Amateur Events. THE SOCIETY'S PIPE BAND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. This Is the only Sports Meeting In Mew Zealand where the Visiting American Chaniplon Amateur Athletes will be competing on the same ground as Cash- Runners. Sports commence at 10.30 a.m. sharp. Every arrangements is being made lor the enjoyment of visitors. Excursion trains from all stations at Cheap. Rates. . A GOOD DAY'S SPORT. GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT refill be held- 1 in, the TC)WN commencing at '8 o'clock, at. whi jn the best procurable talent wiß assist Members' Tickets does NOT admit to this Concert. WILLIAM GILLEBPIE, Secretary. F. P. WELCH. .MOUSE AND LABOUR AGENT, Offices:, > !A R BUNNY'S BUILDINGS fPERRY 5T.,.,.. MASTERTON. W ANTES. Shearers' Cook, at once, £3. Youth look after Polo Ponies ; mast good rider, 15s. ' Shepherd with good team, saddle and bridle, 30s. Contract fencers, about one mile. Lad for station, Martinborough, 10s. Married couple, furnished cottage provided, wife cook-laundress; man, ruilk, garden, etc., £IOO. . Woman cook, station 30s, town 255. Two station cowmen, 30s. Station cowman, 255; cowboy, 15s. Woman cook, private hotel, 255. Several experienced ploughmen, 30a Mother and daughter, or 2 sisters. as cook and hoiisemaid, country. Cook-general, 20s; housemaid, 15s. Experienced Shepherd, 75 year. Elderly man, able milk, station, 80s Milkers for botfi machine and pall sheds. . _...