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Wairarapa Age, 19 March 1925, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. DID YOU KNOW THIS? DID YOU KNOW THIS? The production highlights of the ’ ■ tremendous record-breaking theatrical f production, “The Sea Hawk,” which , is coming shortly to Masterton, are as follows:- — Total cost of production—£Boo,ooo. Four old-time galley ships were constructed at a cost of £50,000. Seventy-one technicians were em- ! ployed. 1 Four high-powered speed boats with 7 400 horse power Liberty motors trans- ■ ferred director and company from ■ ship to ship. I ’ The company lived on Catalina Island, through storms and hurricanes for six weeks. Two hundred expert oarsmen were chosen for galley slave scenes. Over a hundred cooks supplied food • daily to the 5000 players employed. 1 An entire sixteenth century Moorish village was constructed at staggering cost. Sixty-four sailors handled sea craft carrying cameramen. The collossal seafaring romance by the famsus autnor, RAFAEL SABATINI i RAFAEL SABATINI . An immortal dramatic epie that sets ■ a new standard in motion picture achievement THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK THE GREATEST SPECTACLE OF AMAZING ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE THE SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN! CARTERTON BOROUGH. SUPPLEMENTARY ROLL. PURSUANT to Section 13 of the "Elections and Polls Act, 1920,” notice is hereby given that the Supplementary District Electors' List is now in course of compilation, and will definitely CLOSE on TUESDAY, March 31, 1925, at 4.30 p.m. Copies of the Roll are on view at the Council Offices, Memorial Square, where enrolment forms may be obtained. P. A. COLE, Town Clerk. Carterton, March 18, 1925. MAS? EETON COUNTY COUNCIL. JjjOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the intention of the Masterton County Council tit an Ordinary Meeting of the said Council, to be held on TUES; DAY, the 7th day of April, 1925, at 2 p.m., to confirm a Resolution passed by way of Special Order at a Special Meci’.ng of the said Council held on TUESDAY, the 10th day of Mar.h, 1925. eutnor.'sing - the Master" .1 County Crtrcil to make ard levy a Special Rato (to be called a Bridge Rut ;) of <>r>o farthing in tno pojud. A copy of such ResolnCon is d(posited ; n Hie County Office, Chapel street, Masterton, and is >pen for inspection during office hours. Dated this 12th day of March, 1925. B. S. -HANNA, County Clerk. VIOLONCELLO, SINGING, THEORY hTR. GEORGE ELLWOOD, of London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin ("Premier Prix” of the Conservatoire Royal, Liege, Belgium), and pupil of Jean Gerardy (’cello), Maurice Waynandt (voice production), Joseph Zongen (composition) has just returned from Europe, and has commenced teaching in Wellington. To enable students of Wairarapa to have The benefit of the best tuition, Mr. Ellw’ood intends establishing a studio in Masterton, where he will give tuition during the week. Will all intending pupils communi i cate with Mr. George Ellwood, Principal, Wellington Conservatorium of Music, 180 Willis Street, Wellington? Teacher of Robert Gerber (Germany), Harold Beck (New Zealand). SHOP TO LET. TUTY SHOP in Jackson street will be to let,for a term of 5 years from April 1. Has a full frontage of 100 feet and a depth of 30ft, has 80 feet of plate glass windows, two entrance’, p’enty of light and ventilation; suit- . able for any kind of business. For further particulars apply to ROBT. RUSSELL, 130 Columba road, Masterton, or to ■ PEAGNELL & McKENZIE, Solicitors, Masterton. FOR SALE AT RUSSELL’S. T HAVE 3 new Double Wire Woven Mattresses left for sale. I w : il sell at cost price, 30/- each. I have also two (second-hand Double Wires, ) quite good, 12/6 each. I have also a very good organ left for £lO. Terms can be arranged for this instrument. Someone is always in attendance at out shop in Jackson street. — KUBT. RUSSELL, Dealer.