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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11578, 29 January 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS TO-NIGHT! - TO-NIGHT! TOWN HALL INTERNATIONAL PICTURES Exclusive. Exclusive. THE CASTAWAY. A bountiful story THE CASTAWAY, of a lost heiress. THE CASTAWAY. A capital exclusTHE CASTAWAY, ivo drama by the THE CASTAWAY. Melies Co., realisTHE CASTAWAY, tically presented. A delightful modern ro- JASMINE mance by the Hepwich Co. JASMINE A beautiful girl's appeal- JASMINE ing love story. Exclusive , . JASMINE MY BABY. An entrancing exclusive MY BABY. A.B. drama, in which MY BABY, the sight of a little child MY BABY, awakens a tender yearnMY BABY, ing in the heart of a man MY BABY, who is almost irrevocably MY BABY, embittered against his MY BABY, daughter A travelling Showman's daughter is disguised as a boy. "His" adventures and "his" love. A superb Hepwich iilm, entitled. JO, THE WANDERER'S BOY. JO, THE WANDERER'S BOY. Our Topical Series. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, 179. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, 179. BALKAN WAR. BALKAN WAR. (Showing Retreat of the Turkish army) WARWICK CHRONICLE. WAR WICK CHRONICLE. Exclusive. A.B. Comedy. Exclusive A Rollicking Tale. THE CLUB MAN AND THE COOK. THE CLUB MAN AND THE COOK. Other Laughters. WILLIES LOVE LETTERS, MR FFXET, ON THE TIP OF HIS NOSE. MANAGERIAL.— We have much pleasure in stating to patrons of the Town Hall Pictures that we have the Exclusive Rights for Masterton of all the latest, productions of the A.B. AMERICAN BJOGRAPH CO.'S Films, also MELIES , NEW ZEALAND DRAMAS, which are expected to arrive shortly. PSANO PLAYING MADE EASY. ("|UR system is so simple, it is beeoming the talk of the town. We teach (any age) to play the piano from music. No vamping or charts. College rooms are now established in Masterton, to give all lovers of music an opportunity of becoming Proficient Piano and Organ Players. No knowledge of music required. We guarantee to teach you to play the Piano, and to Read Music. Full term (six weeks) £2 2s. Special arrangements for private tuition. Money returned if w,e are unable to teach you. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF ftiUSiC. Trust Buildings, Masterton. Hours—lo a.m. to S p.m. MISS HOGG, Instructress. MISS EVA W. HOOD YyiLL resume Teaching on TUES- ' DAY, -Ith February, and will be at home on Monday, 3rd February, to interview pupils. Address: :;:•:. WORKSOP ROAD. MRS WILLIAM HOOD YX/ , ILL resume Teaching on TUESI DAY, 4th February. Address: :;:;, WORKSOP ROAD. I TVTISS BISHOP, Teacher of Pianoforte I ami Theory. Musical duties resumed Monday, February 3rd. Special method for young or backward pupils. Country pupils may obtain reduced railway fares. Address: 2S Victoriastreet, Masterton. . . - — PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. 1 T.fISS EVANS, L.A.8., resumes ITJL teaching on FEBRUARY -Ith, 1913. Address: " Wenvoe, " Queen-street. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing by the late Donald McKenzie, and also accounts owing to the estate, must be forwarded to W. McKENZIE, P.O. Box 35, Masterton. ARTS AMD CRAFTS DEPOT (Next Prince of Wales Stables, Queen-st., Masterton). TTAND-MADE LACES, Oriental Goods, Pottery, Pewter, Antimony Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Silks, Curtains, Bedspreads, etc. Houso Decoration and all classes of Faucy Work undertaken. Estimates cheerfully given. Classes for Fancy Work. Single Lessons arranged for. Sub-Agents for LIBERTY'S, London, Paris, and Wellington. Telephone No. 475. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. fyHE business of Undertakers, forin- -*■ erly carried on by Z. M. Hoar and Son, will, on and after the Ist of January, be carried on by Messrs Hoar and Permairi. Telephone: Business Premises No. 11, Private 318. Phono Messages will-receive immediate attention. (Signed) HOAR & PEEMAIN, Sanitary Undetakers. NOTICE. TGTAVING disposed of our .old-estab-lishod Undertaking Business to Messrs Hoar and Perm'ahi, we respectfully request a settlement of all outstanding accounts* as early as possible, which can bo paid either to the above firm, or to Messrs Z. M. Hoa. , and Son, Chapel-street. (Signed) Z. M. HOAR & SON, Sanitary Undertakers.