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Wairarapa Age, 19 February 1927, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TO-NIGHT ONLY! TO-NIGHT ONLY! TO-NIGHT ONLY! TO-NIGHT ONLY! A BIG DOUBLE STAR ATTRACTION. OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT ONLY, 7.45. COLONEL TIM MeCOY COLONEL TIM MeCOY COLONEL TIM MeCOY COLONEL TIM MeCOY COLONEL TIM MeCOY COLONEL TIM MeCOY in “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” / “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” “WAR PAINT.” Colonel Tim McCoy, greatest living authority on Red Indians, starred in thrilling “western” story. The only truly authentic picture, of Red Indian life eOcr made. When the Red Men put cm their war paint. ALSO “YELLOW FINGERS.” • ‘ YELLOW FINGERS. ’ ’ “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.” “YELLOW FINGERS.”

Featuring OLIVE BORDON RALPH INCE OLIVE BORDON RALPH INCE OLIVE BORDON RALPH INCE OLIVE BORDON RALPH INCE OLIVE BORDON RALPH INCE The story of a beautiful little halfeaste girl who had been reared to believe she was white! Men called him a brute, in her eyes he was the perfect man! A weird romance •in exotic South Seas setting! ALSO ON THIS PROGRAMMECHAPTER 8 OF “THE RADIO DETECTIVE.” RESERVr.I, .-T HENDERSON’S Or Theatre ’phone 1048. THANKS. M. CUMMINS and Family desire to express their sincere thanks to the Doctors, especially Dr. Moser, and the Matron and Nurses of the Public Hospital for their kind attention to their late daughter and sister; also to ■thank all kind friends for their messages of sympathy and tributes received during their sad bereavement. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT BAILWAYS.

vyRITTEN TENDERS, marked cm envelope, “Tender, Roading, Masterton,” and addressed to the Chairman, Railway Board, Wellington, will be received up till noon on SATURDAY, 26th February, 1927, for the formation of 18 chains of road for Railway Settlement at Masterton. Plans, specifications, etc., can be seen at the offices of the Stationmaster, Masterton, and the Inspector of Building Construction, Architectural Branch, Railways, Palmerston North. The lowest or any tender not necessary accepted.

CITY PRICES.

Enos Fruit Salts, 3/9. Pure Castile Soap, 3 tabs, 1/2. Pond’s Vanishing Cream, 2/-. Califig, large size, 2/6. Lever’s Castilever Soap, 9d. Pears Unscented, 9d. Kruschen Salts, 2/3. Hospital Cotton Wool, 2/6 per lb pkt. Howard’s Aspirins, 9d. Palm Olive Soap, 74d. Glycerine Soap, 9d tab. Erasmie Herb Soap, 7d. Nugget Boot Polish, 3 tins 10d. Odd White Semi-porcelain Cups only. 3/3 half-dozen. Our Special Post Office School Pad, 120 pages, three for 1/4. Nugget White,Cleaner, 7d and Bd, Crepe Toilet Bolls, large size, 6d. Colgate’s Shaving Sticks, 1/6. Mammoth Writing Pad, 300 pages, 1/-. 12 Ninnes NINNES, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

SEND THEM BACK TO SCHOOL WELL EQUIPPED.

The Holidays are finished, and once more the kiddies are going back to their Studies—and, of course, they must have New Books if they are to do good work.

SELECT FROM OUR RANGE. We have the Biggest Stocks in the District, including Text Books, Exercise Books, Pens, Pencils, Rulers, Etc.

OUR VALUES ARE UNEQUALLED Bring the Kiddies in to-day for their needs.

McLEOD & YOUNGS, “The Academy,”

QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.