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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14203, 4 February 1915, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. ' WAR! WAR.' WAR' Two Spccfals for To-Night Only. THE ATTACK ON ANTWERP. THE ATTACK ON ANTWERP. THE ATTACK ON ANTWERP. ■ AND OUR CAVALRY IN FRANCE. OUR CAVALRY IN FRANCE. OUR CAVALRY IN FRANCE. Cavalry in Camp.—The London Scot tish. —Indian Cavalry, etc., etc. TO-NIGHT ONLY. 1 A Powerful Melodrama Thrill. THE GIPSY'S VENDETTA. THE GIPSY'S VENDETTA. THE GIPSY'S VENDETTA. THE GIPSY'S VENDETTA. (In Three Parts). A story of hate and vengeance, with an interwoven lovo romance Sensational to a degree. STAR NUMBER TWO. Lubin's Latest Dramatic Triumph. A STORY OF THE STAGE. A fascinating Theatrical Story. THE DEBT THE DEBT. THE DEBT THE DEBT. "Tho Lure of tho Footlights." Wine, women and riches. A strong appealing moral. KEYSTONE'S LATEST. Something that will give your laughmeter 'a Vjst severe test. THE BAGGAGE MAN. THE BAGGAGE MAN. A real side-splitter. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. T.P. PICTURES. T.P. PICTURES. AND REHIANA BO YES' ORCHESTRA. AT B — TO-IMIGHT —- AT 8. A "Right Up-to-date" Series. HIS KID SISTER. HIS KID SISTER. A daring cowboy drama. THE BLUE COYOTE MINE. THE BLUE COYOTE MINE. Edison's Latest Feature. HAM, THE LINEMAN. An absolute Screamer. PATHE AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. Chock full of newsy items. THE LUCKY RUBE. Kalem's Big Rib-tickler. rpC-WN HALL .. .. MASTERTON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. J. & N. TAIT PRESENT PETER DAWSON. PETER DAWSON. PETER DAWSON. The World Famous Baritone and Gramophone Artist. THE IDOL OF LONDON. Gramophone Records lave made Peter Dawson Famous throughout tho English-sneaking World. Do not miss this great Musical Treat on Tuesday Next. I Assisting Artists: MISS ANNETTA GEORGE (Soprano) Of the London & Provincial Concerts. MISS GRACE NEWMAN (Violinist). MISS CARLIEU JURS (Pianist). Box Plan at the Bristol. Reserved 4s, Unreserved i!s and 2s. DANNEVIRKE SHOW. PRIZES, £750. The Above NOTABLE DISTRICT EVENT Will take place on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 10th and 11th February, 1915. RAM FAIR, 12th February. ALL the usual Attractive Features, with Additions. Prize Schedules are now in circula- j tion, and copies may be obtained from j tho undersigned. Entries close 27th January. F. C. STUBBS,, Secretary, Dannovirke. TITASTERTON A. AND T. ASSOCIATION. 28th ANNUAL EXHIBITION. SCILWAY SIOW THE LEADING NORTH ISLAND STOCK SHOW. FEBRUARY 16th and 17th. ENTRIES DEFINITELY CLOSE FEBRUARY Cth. RAiVI AND EWE FAIR. FEBRUARY 18th & 19th. GRAND DISPLAY of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Produce, and Horticultural Exhibits. JUMPING AND JUDGING COMPETITIONS. Accommodation arrauged for Visit- i ors. Apply by letter to the Secretary. '■■ 70 Acres of ideal picnic grounds; Native bush; running streams; shady \ nooks. Hot Water supplied gratis for picnics. Railway siding and holding paddocks at Showground gates. , ; Write for Schedule and full particulars *q — J. B. EMMETT, Secretary, Box 40, Mastert^v. NOTICE. J. O. 'Johnny) PINHEY, TAXI-PROPRIETOR, | (Late with Pinhoy Bros.) \X7ISriES to intimate to his numerous friends that he has purchased a 1914 Stuart Motor Car, and'is prepared to undertake trips to any part of the North island/ All trains met. Telephone No. 584, or Private Address, 22 Chapel Street. \