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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13752, 3 February 1919, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "Who among us would take 'the Trail to Yesterday , if he could?" Where would it lead —to joy, sorrow, aching regret, or deathless memories? The answer is screened to-night! THE COSY THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AT 7.45. That Great Emotional ActrefS, PAULINE FREDERICK, Stars in the Huge Dramatic Success, THE HUNGRY HEART. THE HUNGRY HEART. THE HUNGRY HEART. THE HUNGRY HEART. THE HUNGRY HEART. THE HUNGRY HEART. THE HUNGRY HEART. THE HUNGRY HEART. A vital stoiy handled with delicate skill by Miss Frederick. A play of j stormy times and unfilled longing with an unexpected climax. The story of a busy man —a young wife—and the inevitable. BERT LYTELL BERT LYTELL Appears in his smashing success, THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY. How fato robs a man of revenge to give him his heart's desire. A rcmantie play of love and peril enacted in city and on ranch. Fascinating scenes on a cattle ranch, and thrilling dramatic events. A real live drama that thrills. j PATHE GAZETTE. i _—_ _ ___— FOR SALE "IVTELL Built licuise of 7 rooms, bath room, pautry and wash house, hot and cold water ,gas stove, shed suitable for motor ear and "woodshed, within 5 minutes of Queen Street. Terms. For address apply Daily Times. WANTED AT ONCE. pOMPETBNT Shorthand Typiste with knowledge of office, routine. Reply, with references, stating salary required, to "' Pro Patria,' ; Box 104, Master ton. THE CHAUTAUQUA. UARANTORS in connection with the Chautauqua. are requested t> meet at the Social Hall of the Municipal Buildings on TUESDAY Evening, at 8 o'clock, to meet tho organiser. .T. U. CORADFsE. WELLINGTON FARMERS' MEAT COMPANY'S EMPLOYEES' AiN'iN UAL SPORTS AND PICNIC. FRIDAY, l.'M-;i;RUAKY 2Stlt, :i:)19. iiro invited by the undersigned for the sale of Soft Drinks, and for the Fruit Stall, at the S.;lway Showgrounds on the above date. Tenders close Tuesday, 11th nist. S. CLARKE, Secretary, L'l! Devon Stnet. FOR SA LE. T HAYK for sale One 6-cylinder sseafer Oakland Car, electric light & self starter, in first class order, at £295; any trial. Also a nearly new 37-li.p. 5-s'eatcr Allen Car, done only about £000 miles, electric light and self starter, as ,aoo das new. Tho. ear is a snip at the price asked. I have also a numoer of other cars ar-d Motor Cycles for sale. Inquiries invited. A. Y. MILLAR, BERGOUGNAN TYRE DEPOT AND MOTOR EXCHANGE. QUEEN ST MASTERTON. QPEIIA HOUSE .. MASTERTON. Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. The Comedy Sensation of the Yesr. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. ! You will Pack Up Your Trouble in your Old Kit Bag when you sec The Funniest of all Comedies, BUSINESS BEFOPyE PLEASURE. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. "This play contains a thorough human interest.'' "Faithful portraits of lifelike characters."' "Comedy that is clean and wholesome" BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. In which the LONDON ORIGINALS of POTASH and PERLMUTT.BR, ADAMS and WATERS, e> Will make their First Appearance m Masterton, together with S. C. WILLIAMSON'S SPECIALLY ORGANISED COMEDY COMPANY, Including MAGGIE MOORE, BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. The Funniest Comedy that ever cracked a Rib. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. Is a Play that will for ever live IN'THE PLEASANT MEMORIES. BOX PLAN at THE BRISTOL on Wednesday morning next. Prices—Cβ, 4s, and 2s (plus tax). PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. T BEG to notify the public of Master- *• ton and surrounding district that 1 h"ve taken into partnership Mr F. E. Gooder, of Wellington. In future the oupiness will be run under the style of "Watson and Gooder. ,, JNO. T. WATSON, A.1.A.Z.1.R., Architect. Masterton, January 2th, 1919.