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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14126, 25 May 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Of this grand pictorial treat! THE - ■THE THEATRE THE POQV THEATRE jhe IjUo A. theatre TO-NW3HT! TO-NIQHT! AT 7.46. 9 Goldwyn Feature Filins present MAE MARSH MAE MARSH In her latest screen adaptation — “SPOT LIGHT SADIE.” “SPOT LIGHT SADIE.” “SPOT LIGHT SADIE.” . “SPOT LIGHT SADIE.” “SPOT LIGHT SADIE.” “SPOT LIGHT SADIE.” A story of the land of spotlights, grease-paint, chorus girls, and moneyed men. A beautiful play in which pathos, realism, and dramatic intensity aro blended with rare skill. , WM. FOX FEATURES Present a play of unusual power— . < < the LOVE AUCTION. ? ’ «* THE LOVE AUCTION. ” • * THE LOVE AUCTION. ’ ’ “THE LOVE AUCTION.” ‘ ‘ THE LOVE AUCTION. ” “THE LOVE AUCTION.” “THE LOVE AUCTION.” “THE LOVE AUCTION.” Five reels of intense and thrilling, romance. Society and its| real self analysed in a drama of swashing and realistic/ happenings. CO-OPERATIVE WEEKLY.

I MATINEE ! ) MATINEE ! TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, : At 2.30. McKENZIE’S ORCHESTRA. THE MANAGEMENT Committee announce the further strengthening of this well-known combination. Engagements accepted for indoor and outdoor functions, in town or country, either as orchestra or band, with any dumber of instruments. F. McKenzie, conductor. " Fees, etc., only from Robt. Ward, 20 Wrigley St. Masterton. ’Phone 1633. T>INGWELL BOARDINGHOUSE, ' Chapel Street, Masterton. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. Mrs Staines (late of the Waimangaroa Hotel, Westport) wishes to notify that she has taken over the wellknown ‘ ‘ Rihgwell ’ ’ Boardinghouse, Chapel Street. The house will be conducted on up-to-date lines, and boarders can depend upon Cleanliness jwd Comfort. EVERYONE OWNING A MOTOR Should get the new Motor Handbook from Brown’s’ Book Depot, Queen St., Masterton. Telephone 1786. gALE AT T?USSELL’S. FURNITURE: f-pieee Bedroom Suite, dark rimu—£2s 0 0 t Ottoman Couches, from — £3 10 0 t High-back Chairs, leather^ seats — ' *'■" £5 0 0 3 Red Plush High-back chairs — X £9 0 0 Several Sideboards, from £5 10 0 Several Glass-top Draughts Tables— ils 0 Several sets Pigeonholes, from 15 0 Books, Shelves, all sizes. 3 Writing Desks at £4 10s and £5 0 0 ALWAYS ON HAND.—LOT OF NEW BEDDING. HEATERS, COOKERS, ETC.: . Several Kerosene Heaters, from 15 ■ 0 Large Coke Heater — . •• £3 10 0 Nice little Stove for whare £2 10 0 Gas Heater— £3 10 0 Several Gas Grillers, all sizes. ! . SEWING MACHINES, ETC. 1 Drophead Singer Sewing Machine 1 almost new Wertheim — £lO 0 0 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC. Organ— £lO 10 0 Collapsible Organ £lO 0 0 English Cottage Piano— £25 0 0 Mandolin — £lO 0 Guitar £2 0 0 VEHICLES, HARNESS ETC. ■ Block Dray (f-yd) £lO 0 0 Set of Wheels and Axle, suitable Hand-cart — £2 0 0 Plough— £3 10 0 Lot of heavy harness. WEIGHTS, SCALES, ETC, Pair of Clock-face Scales, with platform — £2 0 0 Pair of Brass Balance Counter Seales, with weights £2 0 0

ROBERT RtJSS ELI., GENERAL DEALER, Queen Street : Masterton. K E E p D Ey pEET! DURING THE WINTER MONTHS By Purchasing a Pair of Dependable and Stylish BOOTS OR SHOES - At J. KITCHENER’S. (Opposite Post Office). T£STESS (Late -mth E. J. Eastwood) HAS AN UP-TO-DATE CAR FOP ' HIRE. 6 ’Phone 1249.