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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11878, 14 January 1914, Page 1

SPECIAL A3OVBRTXiSr.M BNTSfStill Anothor Treat for our Patrons Coming. • CAPTAIN SCOTT'S THIP TO THE SOUTH POLE. COMMENCING 21st JANUARY. Box Plan now open at British and Continental Piano Co. Note the prices: Dress Circlo Is, Stalls (id. Book early; No extra. PEOPLE'S OVlti POPTJIAB PICTURES. TOWN HALL. The coolest place on Earth on a hot . night—havo a comfortable seat and sco . ! the greatest success of successes . AT 8 — TO-WIGHT — At 3. ' ' We Load—Others Follow. '' Got the Goods—Doing the Trade. Wo shall pleaso you by showing the finest Picture over screened. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. i GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. ' GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. : GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP. Touching, Telling, Tender, Sympathetic, Striking, Superior. , ' An excellent number of j THE WARWICK CHRONICLE. Eight up to date and of particular interest: A splendid 1000 ft Universal comody: BOBBY'S MAGIC NICKEL. Snappy, sparkling, bright, breezy, and brilliant. : An unrivallod Ambrosia Sconic: ! ATHENS. Thanhousor 'a fine human scroon play: THE GIRL OF THE CABARET. A remarkably clever drama, trie to life. | A clever Vitagraph: i ONE CAN'T ALWAYS TELL. j But one can really laugh at this comedy Thalie's comic hit: KNOWING DOG. Meets a still cuter dog. The A.P>. Feature: PA SAYS, And what he says is funny. FROLIC ON THE WATER GRAND WAIRARAPA AQUATIC CAENIVAI. To be held on PARK LAKE, MASTERTON, ANNIVERSARY DAY, THUKSDAY, 22nd JAN., 1914. /~IOME and see the Champion Swimmers and Divers. Ladies' 100 yds Handicap. Hawke's Bay and Now Zealand Ladies' Champions competing. First race 1 p.m. Hot water eupplied free. Band in attendance. Trains leave Masterton for North 5.15 p.m.; South 6.45 p.m. ADMISSION.—AduIts Is, Children 6d; under 8 free. £45 in Prize Money and Trophies. A. H. EDDx, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. Post Office, Mastorton. MASTERTON CORPORATION GASWORKS. DISCOUNT DAY. GAS Consumers arc reminded that THURSDAY, 15th Jan., 1914, is the last day on which Discount will bo allowed on Current Accounts. Hours—lo to 4. JAS. W. BLACKMAN, Manager. J£NOX CHURCH, MASTERTON. THURSDAY NEXT, JAN. 15th. GRAND FAREWELL ORGAN RECITAL BY MR PUECELL WEBB. Full particulars will be advortisod later. FOB SALE. 71TOTOR CAB of good English make, 4-seater, 12 h.p.; complete with hood, wind screen, beautiful set of lamps, all tools and spares. All new tyres. Car is of good appearanco and in perfect order. Will give trial run. Accept £85 for quick sale. Apply— "MOTOR," C/o Daily Times. notTceT WANTED KNOWN.—That J. Clune " has taken over the Mail and Parcel Delivery per motor, and trailer for delivery. Passengers and Parcels called for and delivored on shortest notice, at reasonable rates.'Passengers can depend upon catching any train. J. CLUNE. Having sold my Blacksmith and Shoeing Business to Mr J. SHEARER, I trust that my successor will get the liberal support tendered to me during my seven years in business. Next Pinhoy Bros.' Livery Stables, Queen Street, Mastorton J. CLUNE. NOTICE. ALL Accounts owing to mo must be paid by January 20th, 1914, otherwise they will be sued for. J. CLUNE. jTgTshearer, b.s.s., ! SILVER MEDALLIST, -, Worshipful Coy. of Farriers, London. ' SX7TSHES to hereby give, noitco that ? "he has taken over the Blacksmith and Horse-shoeing Business lately carried on by Mr J. Clune, next door to Pinhey's Stables, and that he is fully qualified to give entire ■satisfaction, having had.a long and.wide experience with all classes of horses, from heavy '- draughts to throughbreds.. All kinds of general work undertaken, and firstclass workmanship guaranteed. Your patronage respectfully solicited.