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Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 March 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —THE STATE——THE STATE—THE LEADING THEATRE ’PHONE 1322. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (throughout N.Z.) - present TONIGHT, at 8. TOMORROW, 2.15 & 8 p.m. 2-2—BIG FEATURES—2-2 FEATURE No. 1— IT’S JUST “STU” FUNNY FOR WORDS! STUART ERWIN STUART ERWIN Pauline Moore, Douglas Fowley Harold Huber In. “PASSPORT HUSBAND” “PASSPORT HUSBAND” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) FEATURE No. 2— WHAT A NIGHT! FOR MYSTERY AND LAUGHS! JUNE LANG DICK BALDWIN LYLE TALBOT In “ONE WILD NIGHT.” “ONE WILD NIGHT.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

FRIDAY NEXT! FIGURES DON’T LIE! 5438 MASTERTON PEOPLE CAN’T BE WRONG, SO BY PUBLIC DEMAND WE AGAIN PRESENT FOR A LIMITED 3-DAY SEASON ONLY! SNOW WHITE SNOW WHITE and the SEVEN DWARFS (Approved for Universal Exhibition,) - BOX PLAN AT . F. J. ADCOCK’S ’PHONE 1275. NO EXTRA CHARGE! ! ! “Reserves are Better than Regrets.”

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES'AT TRENTHAM, MARCH 17 & 18. T>ETURN FARES—To Trentham: . Masterton, 7/8, 5/6. Featherston, 5/6, 3/10. Tickets at these fares are not avail-, able by railcars. Special train for Trentham leaves Masterton 7.23 a.m., Carterton 7.44, Featherston 8.15, Trentham arrive 10.52 am. each day. Connecting tram to Woodside leaves Greytown 7.47 a.m. Return special each day leaves Trentham 5.25 p.m., Masterton arrive 8.10 p.m. Connecting train to Greytown leaves Woodside 7.35 p.m. The usual 7.48 a.m. Cross Creek-Mas-terton rail car will leave Cross Creek 7.33 a.m., Featherston 7.50, Woodside arrive 8.1 a.m., thence usual times. See handbill for full particulars. ~ BE PREPARED! rpAKE SKIPPER’S EMULSION and 1 fortify yourself against coughs and colds this coming Winter by taking this wonderful healer and builder. Rich in vitamins, just crammed with bodybuilding and life-giving properties, SKIPPERS EMULSION is time-tested and has the confidence of countless homes. SKIPPER’S is 2/3; extra large 4/3. At all leading grocers. 4

PLUMBING NOTICE. FRANK PETERSEN nESIRES to notify old and new V clients that he has recommenced business. Estimates for all classes of plumbing. Country Water Supplies, Tanks, Pumps and General Plumbing requirements. Please call ’Phone 1572 for immediate attention. • Private Residence and Workshop: 71 ESSEX STREET, MASTERTON.

SPORTS SALE. ivrOTiOT'CYCLISTSf We have an ex--11 tensive range of Cycle Coats, Leggings, Pants, Helmets, etc. — Albert Donald, opp. Regent, Masterton. TENNISTIAYERSF ~We have a few A Racquets left, going really cheap. Come in and see them at Albert Donald’s, The Saddler. TENNIS-PLAYERS! We have a Dun--1 Jop Fort Racquet going cheap. Was 95/-; Now 75/-.—Albert Donald, The Saddler. TRAVELLING? See our range of colX oured' Suit Cases and Hat Boxes to match, at Albert Donald’s, opp. Regent Theatre. fTAT'BOXES^frorn7/6 at Albert Donaid’s, The Saddles HOCTOWNERS! Now is the time to 17 get your dog in trim for the show. Buy a bottle of Vitas from Albert Donald’s. blTllick-bla C K M 0 R E’S BARGAINS. pALlTand see the wonderful values V that are offered on our Half Price Table. Every one a real bargain. MEN'S UNDERWEAR, Canterbury Silk Locknit Shorts and Singlets, at Bullick-Blackmore’s, for 2/6 each. T ARGE sizes in Men’s Neglige Shirts, 2 collars to match. Half marked price—lo/6 Shirts for 5/3. T ADIES’? Men’s and Boys’ Swimming Costumes. Out they go half price ' and less at Bullick-Blackmore’s.