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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXX, Issue 146126, 5 December 1916, Page 1

| SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6th. The Cosy Theatre is to be opened. The Dress Circle Plan is full, but day sale tickets for Stalls' are on sale at Henderson's (next to The Cosy). Whole of Proceeds donated to lied Cross. LAST NIGHT IN THE TOWN HALL. Ta-tnta-Ra-a-n- ta-tata Ra-a-a! The silver notes of a bugle blowing the '•Advance" float across the valley. At the sound the savages lice, and a prayer goes up from the women aud children and the worn out defenders*. THE BUGLE CALL! THE BUGLE CALL! THE BUGLE CALL! THE BUGLE CALL!' THE BUGLE CALL! WILLIE COLLIER, JUN. WILLIE COLLIER, JUN. America's Great Boy Actor. The \Vi!l-o/-the-\Visp who saves tho day iv the Triangle play. A stirring military drama of the frontier days. T.IIOS. IT. INCE, the Wizard of Pic- : ture Producers, has given us a wonderful combination of all the elements that go to make A SUCCESSFUL PICTURE. First-class Supporting Bill. LEASES OF EDUCATION RESERVES. ■"MOTIVE is hereby given that the le:v ses of eiulit lots, parts of Sections , .101 and 102;' Block L, Otahoua. S.D., situated about one mile from Maj-terton Post Cilice, will be offered for lease by Public Auction at the Drill Shod, Masterton, at 12 o'clock Noon on THURSDAY, 4th January, 1917. Areas 4a Or .lop, to 2tia Or 20p. Upset annual rents £7 to .£}•'>. Term—Twenty-one years without right of renewal. Plans with full particulars may be obtained at the principal Post Ollices and from the District Lands* Oilice, Wellington . 0. IT. M. McCLURK. Commissioner of Crown Lands. WAIRARAPA PRESBYTERIAN ASSOCIATION. ; npilEh'E will be a meeting of the Wairarapa Presbyterian Association in Knox Hall on WEDNESDAY, December (Ith, at 2 p.m. All members of th P.W.M.U. Branches are requested tor attend. MISS DOULL, Hon. Secretary. MURITAI, WELLINGTON. HpO LET. at Seaside, for term of six months or longer, 7-roomcd resid ence, all conveniences, lawn and garden. ' Adult family preferred. Replies to K.A.S., Post Oilice, Eastbourne, , Wellington. PUBLIC NOTICE. "LIXALL," THE FAMOUS WEED ERADICATOR, TS still on the market as strong as ever. None Genuine Without the Label. If your Storekeeper cannot supply "Lixall," you can obtain supplies by ' sending a postcard to— BOX 50, MASTERTON. NEW KIA ORA TEA ROOMS. TlflSS PICKERING wishes to notify the public that she has vacated the old Kin Ora Tea Rooms, and is openin «■ new aud up-to-date Tea Rooms, UPSTAIRS in the new COSY PICTURE THEATRE. On Wednesday Afternoon, 6th inst., tea will be dispensed by Miss Pickering and proceeds therefrom will be in aid of Red Cross Funds. A Union Jack Flag, also donated by Miss Pickering, will be auctioned during the interval of the evening picture performance. The proceeds will also be devoted to the British Red Cross* Fund. LECKIE AND HANNAN. fLASTERERS AND CONTRACTORS. ALL CLASSES OF CONCRETE A WORK DONE. Cemetery Work a Specialty. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Address: 28 JOHNSTONE ST., Masterton. REMOVAL SALE NOW ON! CD. SHOOSMITH. THE WORKING MAN'S STORE (NEXT PRINCE OF WALES STABLES). ST MASTERTON. ALL GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. SUMMER DEMANDS COMFORT "P SPECIALLY with regard to Footwear . I To those seeking real comfort, combined with stylo and durability, a visit to our Shoe Store will prove interesting in many ways. We want our customers to enjoy the same pride in wearing our footwear as wo do in selling it. * We study footwear with as much skill as the Master -Cutter of Tailoring. We challenge Quality, Style and Fit at'the price. D. FINLAYSON FOOTWEAR IMPORTER. MASTERTON Ladies:—MILITARY PXOKLB standi for a delicious appetiser, that pleases all palates, and is sold by all grocers at a I reasonable price. Buy a bottle to- - da_. .'.-. i.-.: 9