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Wairarapa Age, 24 September 1923, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENT BATES, Birth, Death, and Marriage Notices, 2/6 per insertion. If booked 6d extra. General Advertising 4/- per inch per insertion. 1 “The Ago” Wanteds are read throughout the WairMßfi#. HF

amusements. “The Darling of the Follies.” The Dynamic Prize Beauty, who fairly bubbles over with vivacity, v itality and peppery enthusiasm, I;. - KATHRYN PERRY KATHRYN PERRY KATHRYN PERRY In the Bigggest Never-to-be-forgotten laugh that ever lived or will live. LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING The story tells of Anthony, who is endeavouring to convince the father of the girl he wants to marry that he is suitable matrimonial material—when out of the dark past springs a long-for-gotten love affair. The woman in the ease does not want to forget the old love days and promises, so to-cool her ardour "our hero represent himself as a much married man with six children. Everything is going lovely when his fiancee appears on the scene. Our hero—his hired wife and six kids and his old flame—and then the fun begins. “COSY DE LUXE” TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Our second big attraction PLAYTHINGS OF BROADWAY PLAYTHINGS OF BROADWAY PLAYTHINGS OF BROADWAY PLAYTHINGS OF BROADWAY PLAYTHINGS OF BROADWAY PLAYTHINGS OF BROADWAY A picture of contrasts when the black and white of life are exquisitely blended. Justine Johnstone in one of her most congenial roles. LATEST GAZETTE. PUBLIC NOTICE. TX7E HAVE this day appointed Mr VV T. W. MeKENZIE, of Lansdowne, Masterton, as our Fat Stock Buyer for the Wairarapa. N.Z. REFRIGERATING CO., LTD., Imlay, Wanganui. Telephone 1118. ’P.O. Box 3. New List of 2/6 Editions at N. R. BROWN’S BOOK STORE, QUEEN STREET. <Phone 1786. 44 The Hawk of Egypt/’ Joan Conquest. 44 The White Moll,” Frank Packard. 4 4 The Homesteaders,” Bob. J. C. Stead. 44 Cap’ Eri,” Joseph Lincoln. 4 4 Mr Pratt’s Patients,” Joseph Lincoln. 44 Pawned,” Frank Packard. 44 0 h you, Tex,” McLeod Baine* 44 The Last of the Great Scouts,” Zane Grey. 44 The Last Trail,” Zane Grey. 4 4 The Fugitive Sleuth,” Hulbert Footner. 4 The Prairie Mother,” Arthur Stringer. 4 A Texas Ranger,” McLeod Baine. ‘The Big Town Round Up,” McLeod Baine. ‘Starr of the Desert,” B. M. Bower. ‘The Devil’s Paw,” E. Phillips Oppenheim. ‘Keziah Coffin,” Joseph Lincoln. 44 The Wire Devils,” Frank Packard. “The Long Lone Trail,” A. G. Holes. BROWN’S BOOK STORE, QUEEN STREET :: MASTERTON. ’Phone 1786. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT, 1908, AND REGULATIONS. Tv »Shopkecpers and other persons using Spring Balances for the purposes of trade or sale. is hereby given that all spring balances must be submitted to the Inspector of Weights and Measures at his Office, 5 Lincoln road, for re-verification on or before September 30, 1923. NORMAN V. DYETT, Officer in Charge, Department of Labour, and Inspector of Weights and Measures. Clause 30 (2) of the Regulations provides—- “ All Spring Balances shall be subject to re-verification at the prescribed fees at intervals not exceeding six months.’ ’ The above applies only to places situated within ten miles from the Inspector’s Office. SALE! SALE! COCKERELL, next Gordon, Chemist, Bannister street, is holding a sale beginning WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 11, of first class Woollen goods, Ladies’ and Children’s Bloomers, Winter Vests, Nightdresses, Camisoles, Knickers Children’s Rompers, Baby Outfits, Woollen Jackets, etc. Everything greatly reduced. Saddler and Harness-maker, Repair work of every description. SADDLES A SPECIALTY. C. WINTRINGHAM, Bannister street (opp. Midland Hotel), MASTERTONFOR SPRING WEAR. Costumes and Frocks ALL THE NEWEST SHAPES AND STYLES. Also knitted Silk Jumpers, Coatees, and other novelties. i ‘ V 1 “VIAMI,” . Misses Farrar & Ninnes, There 1753.