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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11879, 15 January 1914, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEAIEE. Another Gigantic Success. "A Sho.wer of Stars." 3 BIG SHOWS IN ONE. The Incomparable THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND REIHANA BOYES* ORCHESTRA, BRIGHT AND CATCHY. I AT S — TO-NIGHT — AT 8. We present the World's Fr.vourito Picture Queen, tnat charming and exceptionally gifted Artist. MISS FLORENCE TURNER, MISS FLORENCE TURNER, tho I VITAGRAPH GIRL, Who scores, a marked Success in a 2500 foot masterpiece. THE ROSE OF THE ROSE OF SURREY. THE ROSE OF SURREY. THEN LOOK JHEREI Attraction Extraordinary. Nearly 4000 ft of sensation. A graphic story of adventure in the Diamond Mines of South Africa: ) THE DIAMOND LEAGUE. THE DIAMOND LEAGUE. THE DIAMOND LEAGUE. THE DIAMOND LEAGUE. SYNOPSIS.—Diamond thieves at work. —A dash for the. mountains. — ! Exciting chase and capture. —The mine ; manager.—A hidoous death in disused i mine.—A sensational escape.—A re- • capture.—A mad dash ffjr liberty.—A | motor car wreck.—On ,jthe villain's track. —A fierce revolver duel. —MounJ ted police to tho rescue.-f-The kraal on | fire.—All hope gone. —The wretched criminal's end. —Burnt to death —and tho extermination of : THE DIAMOND LEAGUE. THE DIAMOND LEAGUE. Nearly 4000 feet. Huge supporting series: FANCY POULTRY KEEPING (Selig) THE KIDNAPPED TRAIN (Victor). ART OR HONOUR (Lubin). TOMBS OF MING (Selig). THE CURATE AT RACES and THE NEW CONDUCTOR} 'a real ripping Keystone screamer,. j?NOX CHURCH, MASTERTON. GRAND FAREWELL | ORGAN . RECITAL \ BY j. MR PURCELL WEBB. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). Popular and Classical Programme. PIPERS AND DANCERS ASSOCIATION. | A MEETING for the purpose of forming a branch of the Pipers and Dancers' Association, will be held in tho Prince, uf Wales Hotel on SATURDAY, 17th inst., at 8 p.m. GLADSTONE SPORTS WILL BE HELD AT GLENSTDE ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1914. (ANNIVERSARY DAI). npHE Wairarapa Caledonian Society's Pipe Band will be in attendance. All events will be Post Entry, handicapped on the Ground. A. E. BOOTH. J. K. STRANG. Joint Secretaries. FOR PRIVATE SALE. YTAWKE'S BAY PEACHES & APPLES; consignments to hand daily. Light Gig, 3yr Pony and Harness, £20. Sydney Rubber-tyred Gig, Horse and Harness, £40. Several Second-hand Gents' and Ladies' Bikes. V. L. FAIRBROTHER, POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. NOTICE. WANTED KNOWN.—That J. Clune has taken over tho Mail and Parcol Delivery per motor, and trailer for delivery. Passengers and Parcels called for and delivered 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 liboral support tendered to me during my seven years in business. Next Pinhey Bros.' Livery Stables, Queen Street, Masterton J. CLUNE. NOTICE. ALL Accounts owing to me must ■"• be paid by January 20th, 1914, otherwise they will be sued for. J. CLUNE. J. G. SHEARER, R.S.S., SILVER MEDALLIST, ' Worshipful Coy. of Farriers, London. WISHES to hereby give noitco that ho 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. Arsenate of Lead and Spray Puinpa at H Beale and Co., Ltd. ' ", ■ I