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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11977, 14 May 1914, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. aTcROWNING TRIUMPH! Of all Jungle Features. SELIG'S ANIMAL MASTERPIECE! The most wonderful an-d death-defy-ing feats ever depicted. Featuring MISS KATHLYN WILLIAMS (The Girl Without Fear), Who was lost for THREE LONG YEARS In the wild tangled jungle, surrounded by blood-thirsty man-eating beasts, who will make her audiences positively GASP FOR HER SAFETY. Pronounced by Press, Critic and Public as a never-to-be-equalled triumph in motion-picture animal production. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE. Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Hyenas, Camels, Elephants, Crocodiles, Monkeys, and numoroiis other wild beasts, shown with a life-like clearness in their native haunts in the WILD AFRICAN JUNGLE. A terrific adventure which befel a party of game hunters. A SPORTING PICTURE of the greatest and most enthralling scones, enough to make one's blood curdle. ar 8 — TQ-ftJIGHT — AT 8. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. T.P. PICTURES T.P. PICTURES Accompanied 1 y CAPABLE T.P. ORCHESTRA. A Harvest of the World's Best Pictures and Music. Unequalled! Fascinating! THE LITTLE MAJOR. Res, CUPID'S HIGHWAY. Nestor. MINE AND MARATHON. Nestor. BAVARIAN SCENES. Nortlisk. JUST GIRLS. Majestic. A MISPLACED FOOT. Keystone. THE WINE INDUSTRY. Keystone. SAMMY'S SIDE-CAR. 'Urban. pOXGREGAT TONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL. (Chapel Street). TONIGHT! 7.30. TO-NIGHT! CONCERT. COLLECTION IN AID OF SCHOOL FUNDS. nnOWN HALL, MASTERTON. AT 8 — TO-WIGHT — AT 8. THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON. SVIAUD ALLAIM WAUO ALLANS AND THE CHERWSAVSKYS LEO. JAN. MISCHEL. Violinist. Pianist. 'Cellist. WHAT A CONTEMPORARY IN WELLINGTON SAYS: "Her motions are a commentary of the music, her grace bewitches, her art is a cultivation of the mind that sways the body. This woman is an artist, absolutely. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! NOTE. —The audience is requested to be seated at 8 o'clock punctually, as there can be no admission to the Theatre during the items. THE MAUD ALLAN COMPANY. Under the direction of W. Angus Macleod; Manager, Howard Edie. Accompanist: Frank St. Leger. Prices—(Reserved Seats 7s Gd), ss, 3s 6d and 2s. Box Plan now open at the Dresden. W. A. LOW, Advance Manager. ANNUAL SOCIAL. J/JASTEETON COMBINED UNIONS. DRILL HALL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TONIGHT! THURSDAY, MAY 14th, 1914. Catering, as usual, by the well-known firm, J. Alpass and Co. McKENZIE'S ORCHESTRA. Double Tickets ss, Extra Lady 13 6d, Single Gents 3s 6d. Dancing 8 p.m. sharp. Doors open 7.30. DON'T MISS LABOUR'S ANNUAL SOCIAL. MASTERTON SAVAGE CLUB. ■jl/TEMBERS of the Masterton Hapu are summoned to attend the Opening Korero of the season at the tribal meeting house (Murray's Hall) on SATURDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. Tho Chief Savage will wield the war club. H. MILLER, Chief Scribe. i ; j VIA IAM FKA2TOIBOO TO ILL AMERICAN POINTS, BRITISH ISLES and CONTINENT. pALLING AT RAROTONGA (Cook w Group), and PAPEETE (Tahiti). From Due Steamer Wellington. TTrieco. •WILLOCHRA, May 22, June 11 •TAHITI June 19 July 9 •Twin Screw. And every 28 days thereafter. Steamers fitted. witli wirelese telegraphy. For particulars regarding passages &nd freights apply— WmOM STEAMSHIP GO. OF M.«. 8 > ■■ • . ■'. .■.■■-:. ■ LTD.