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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11938, 27 March 1914, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEAIRE. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. T.P. PICTURES T.P. PICTURES Accompanied by EEIHANA BO YES , ORCHESTRA, AT 8 — TO-WIGHT — AT 8. NOR-DISK! NORDISK! NORDISK! Close on 5000 feet of fast and furious incident, wherein Odette Blandt, who danced the "Pas Seul" in tho ballet "Pierrette and Butterlly," won for hiself the title of the fascinating cog- ' uette. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UN,] USTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. A powerful story told as only tho Nordisk Co. can tell it. UNJ USTLY ACCUSED. O.Lt A WOMAN'S HONOUR AT STAKE. A WOMAN'S HONOUR AT STAKE. The story of a woman's fascination for the stage. Her married life. The call to the footlights, and the results. BRONCiIO Bo.LLY in THE SCHOOLMASTER. THE SCHOOLMASTER. Reliance presents 11 ■dainty dramatic conception in A STRANGE WAY. A STRANGE WAY. Special Melios Scenic Series, NATIVN INDUSTRIES OF JAVA. NATIVE INDUSTRIES OF JAVA. Keystone's Litest laugh raiser: WILLIE MINDS THE DOG. Pearl White again in OH! WHAT A NIGHT! At tlie People's Pioneer Pictures. MATINEE! MATINEE! GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. 2.30. 2.30. 2.30. RED STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. rPIIE Annual Meeting of the Club X will be held in the V.M.C.A. Rooms on SATURDAY, March 28th, at S p.m. R. MILNE, x Hon. Secretary. PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY. ■W'EW METHOD—No knowledge of Music required. No vamping cards or charts. No drudgery. EXTRACTS FROM RECENT PUPILS Mrs C.E.J., Mastertou. —Am pleased and delighted at resnlt cf my lessons. Mr K.W., Masterton. —An excellent | system for those who have not time to j study under the old method. FULL TERM, Six Weeks—£2 2s. Money refunded if you can., t play in that time. Special Course for Country Pupils. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. Trust Buildings, Queen St., Masterton. HOURS. —9 a.m. to 12 noon, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Evening lessons by arrangement. MISS HOGG, Instruct.ess. 'PHONE 129. Queen Ftreet M_sterton. MOTOK CAKS FOR HIRE. BY TELEPHONE, LETTER, OR TELEGRAM. Up-to-date MOTOR CARS, and also the LATEST 9-SEATER TOURING CAR. QPECIAL TRIPS arranged for Shooting Parties, Picnic Parties, and Sports Gatherings. Also, all classes of Wheel A r ehiclcs for hire. ALL TRAINS MET. PADDOCKING and STABLING at reasonable rates. PINHEY BROS., LTD., PROPRIETORS. 'Phone IS. noticeT WANTED KNOWN.—That J. Clune * has taken over the Mail and Parcel Delivery per motor and trailer, for delivery. PASSENGERS and PARCEL 3 called for and delivered on shortest notice, at reasonable rates. Passengers can depend upon catching any train. J. CLUNE, SOUTH ROAD. Orders sent by Telephone 262 will receive prompt attention. F. P. WELCH. (Phone 283 ) LAND, LABOUR AND ESTATE AGENT. Office: A. R. Bunny's Buldings, Perry Street, Masterton. WANTED—"" ■ Foreman for blacksmith. Mustcrer with good team, saddle and bridle, for n week, 15s day.. Floorman, country township, at once. Shepherd, coast station, 32s 6d. 2 good Quarrymen, 10s day. Camp Cook, no bread baking, 40s. Married man as working manager for 2000 aero property, Hawkc's Bay. Must understand all agricultural and stock work, fencing, etc. 3-Horse Team Driver, must be able to nail on shoes, 355. Rabbiter with few good dogs. Elderly man, cook for 2 bachelors. Milkers for Featherston, 255. Crosscutter for milling bush. Station hand, with 2 good dogs, 27s 6_. Nursegirl for station, one child, 10s. Contract- bushf allers, 500 acres in two blocks. Woman cook, hotel, 30s to 35s per week. House parlour maid, 20s. Housemaid, 20s. Generals, 20s per weok. Woman cook for station, 30s = Married couple, man milk and general farm work, wife cook, £100. ; Oook-laundresa, country, 22s 6d.J_iel_