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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 8 December 1913, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. The Management desire to apologise- to Patrons unable to get a Seat at our.Picture Entertainment on Saturday Evening owing to the crowded House—the Town .Hall being faxed to its utmost. Patrons kindly note! For your Comfort and Convenience we always have the Box Plan open at the British anl Continental Piano Co. No extra charge to book a comfortable Seat. Prices: Dress, Circle, 1*; Stalls, 6d. 'VI UW ft U'ALL PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. AT Q TO-NIGHT AT fc AT ° TO-NIGHT AT°« ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS. THIS SPECIAL PROGRAMME BOASTS A GREAT STAR FEATURE. A stirring 2500 ft Dra-na, built on occurrences in the Balkan War. Stirring Military Pageants and Realistic Battle Spectacles. Thrilling Episodes. New and exciting situations. Magnificent scenes of the Balkans: TWO SPIES. TWO S P I EjS. TWO SPIES. TW0...8P I.ES. TWO S PIES. TWO S PIES.

A.,,war Drama, in winch actual scenes Mil the recent conflict in the Balkans are blended with dramatic episodes in the lives of the chief actors. Behind the savage instincts aroused by the lust of blood are the primeval passions of war, and it is the working of l ,a jealous mind, already tormented hv the strain of a hard day, that leads to the final scenes and the sacrifice of a life for naught. The huge Majestic Comedy: 1-ROUND O'BRIEN COMES BACK. 1-ROUND O'BRIEN COMES BACK. 1-ROUND O'BRIEN COMES BACK. No' greater comic hit has ever been \ screened. LAST (2) TWO (2) NIGHTS! LAST (2) TWO (2) NIGHTS! TO-NIGHT. "The ' Vallev of the TO-NIGHT. Borne." TO-NIGHT. {'Scenes of Other Days" TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 'The Lost Coin bi nation." TO-NIGHT. "Strnnee Sea Water TO-NIGHT. Creatures." TO-NIGHT. 'How Hiram Won TO-NIGHT. Out." TO-NIGHT. "Gamnont Graphic." DRESS CIRCLE Is: STALLS 6d. I7CKLAND ! -p!3 JJOMTNION AGRICULTURAL ©HOW. "CAMPBELL SHOWGROUND," EPSOM. DECEMBER 10th, 11th. 12th & 13th. ENTRIES CLOSEFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th v 1913. SCHEDULES FREE ON APPLICATION. NO LATE ENTRTES. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAII ASSOCIATION. W; B. FORDYCE. Secretary. 1$ Hall of Commerce. High Street, Auckland. G.PfO. Box 86. CRICKET CROQUET! , TENUIS! ' games P Then come to us for your requisites. CRICKET BATS, * numerous stock to pick from, including the famous "FORCE BATS," "AUTOGRAPH," "DRIVER," "GANNON" and many others. Prices from 7s 6d to 425. LEG GUARDS, BALLS, GRIPS, SCORE-BOOKS. CROQUET SETS for A and 8 persons, ranging from £2 17s 6d to £5 ss. TENNIS. All makes of Racquets, smsh as tbe MAJESTIC, EXTRA SPECIAL, JAQUES, DRIVA, FREZO EXTRA, aiteo Nets and Balls. Racquets from 10b to 45a. J ELLIOTT &CO SADDLERS. QUEEN BT. MASTERTON. 'Phon« 59 P.O.'&ox 76. NEW PERFECTION KEROSENE £TOYE*

m I i *££ AS STOCKED BY ' H. BEALE-& CO, LTD, •Wo claim : ECOMONY. ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS. * EFFICIENCY. I H. BEALE IT CO., LTD, PLUMBERS, TINSMITHS & IRONMONGERS. S. FORMAN, Jjate FORMAN AND TROWER. »s, ijlwa, JDUUVxiiio, n»ic., on Hire, by hour, day, or week. Parties catered for on reasonable terms. Careful attention given to every department of the business. Competent man always in charge. Plant and business have been increased to meet growing demand for busi-