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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13753, 4 February 1919, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. PARAMOUNT TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 SHAEP. JACK LIVINGSTONE and LILIAN WEST co-star in the superb feature, WHO IS TO BLAME? WHO IS TO BLAME? WHO IS TO BLAME? A Story of the East and tho West. A picture of strong appeal, human and charming. There is a continual element of the unexpected that keeps the interest on the gui vive. A drama that teaches it is best for a man not to be alone —especially a married cne. The domestic destruction begun by a selfish mother-in-law is often finished by a beautiful intruder. So it proved, till the stranger stepped in, and he deemed his honour not too great v price ,for the heart of a woman and the soul of a man. A Moral Play you must see. PEARL WHITE PEARL WHITE Again in her meteoric success, THE FATAL KING THE FATAL KING THE FATAL RING THE FATAL KING A Thrilling, Exciting Chapter. THEIR HOLIDAY. A Screaming Comedy Hit. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. The Latest and Best Topical. W. SAXON CHARLSWORTH. j 4.SSOC. MEM. AMERICAN SOCIETY OP CIVIL ENGINEERS. AUTHORISED SURVEYOR. TOWNSEND'S BUILDINGS. MASTEETON , MASTERTON FRIENDLY S JCI£TIES' DISPENSARY. HpHE Second Annual Meeting of Share ■ holders will be held in the Foresters' Hall on TUESDAY, Februaiy 4th. 1919, at 8 p.m. Business —To receive Report and Balance Sheet. B. C. CHURCH, President. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT ' (MASTERTON REGISTRY)'. IN THE MATTER of "The Biuikruptcy Act, inOS,"- , And IN THE MATTER of JOHN G-ASKIN. of M:artinborough. Labourer, a Bankrupt. r JWKE NOTTCI-: that the above named John Gijskin, a Bankrupt, intends f;> apply to this Honouiable Court at the Sitting's to lit* hciu at Masterton on the i> Ist (ioy of March, liUfi, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, for an Order of Discharge lii'iu Bankruptcy. Dated this 4th day of Felnuarv, .VJ.I9. (iAWlf.fi & LOGAN, Solicitors for the Bankrupt. To the Official Assignee and the CiriHlirors. 'A PITCHER CYCLE IS A BRITISH CYCLE. "«17E'RE proud of the fact that the only machines we stock are built in Britain by British Workmen —"NO FRAIL FOREIGN GOODS FOR US" We've many new models for 3019 just to hand—sturdily built; easy runking; and long-wearing machines —just. the mounts for business wear or the week-end spins. These splendid Cycles vary in price— according to quality. All are gcocl, however? All joints are welded. Welding is costly, so these prices are extremely moderate. ERITISH BUILT CYCLES £12 103 to ! £18 10s. We do repairs of every description— bring that old machine along —we'll make it as good as new. The best assorted stock of Cycle Accessories in New Zealand stocked here. CYCLE AGBrTS. j QUEEN STREET, MA3TEBTON. j TELEPHONE NO. 828. j (Opposite Hngo and Shearer's). ALSO AT CABTBETOJI. j HfcRE IS A LIST OF GOOD USEFUL GOODS FOR SALE. HARNESS. Large Draught Collar, £1 10s. Draught Winkers, £1. Pack Saddle, complete, £5. . I Heavy Dray Saddle and Bretchbanda, £3 ! Set of Gig Harness, £5 2 New Saddles at £4 10s. i 3 Second hand Saddles from £2. I Lot of new Spurs at 7s 6d. New Bridles at 12s 6d. VEHICLES, ETC. 1 Gig for £3 10s. 1 low Gig, £7 10s. 1 15cwt Spring Tip Dray £15 15s. 2 sets of 3cwt Avery Scales, etc. £2 10s. i 1 set Fairbanks Scales for £2 10s. ; Sot of Brass Counter Scales £2 10s . Large.lee Chest £1 10s. Letter Press £1. Wheelbarrow £1. 2 Barrow Wheels from ss. Travelling Cabin Trunks from £3. Portmanteaux and Gladstone Bags from £1 17s Gd. Suit Cases from £1. He,R(lbags from 12s 6d. COPPERS AND SAFES. 1 14-gal. Copper and Frame £2 10s. 1 lOgal. Copper £1. Outdoor Safes from 10s Gd. Hanging Meat Safes 3s. Orir Mill in good order £1 10s. Mastra Bath Heater £2 10s. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Edison Jem Phonograph with 4min and 2min records and 24 2min., in perfect order, £5. Mandolin and Case £2. Vidin ana case £2 10s. Vitha Harp 10s. AT RUSSELL'S GENERAL STORE, ■* 188-188 QUEEN ST., MASTEETON.; PHONE 119. Private 119 A .: