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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14141, 11 June 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. V FRONDS OF HONOUR.” Are as life and death to a .'lap. 7.3 Q - TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT THE THE THEATRE THE flfjiQY THEATRE THE WOI THEATRE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. ‘‘BONDS OF HONOUR” Are as life and death to a Jap. We preseut the eminent actor, SESSUE HAYAKAWA, SESSUE HAYAKAWA, In his latest melodrama hit—‘‘BONDS OF HONOUR.” ‘‘BONDS OF HONOUR.” ‘‘BONDS OF HONOUR.” ‘‘BONDS OF HONOUR.” ‘‘BONDS OF HONOUR.” ‘‘BONDS OF HONOUR.” One a traitor to his country and the westrel of his family, idle and dissolute, staining an honourable name by acts of treason—the other a thoroughbred, the soul of honour and loyal to the land of his fathers. An exciting, temporising feature play. ‘‘THE LIGHTNING RAIDER.” ‘‘THE LIGHTNING RAIDER.” ‘‘THE LIGHTNING RAIDER.” ‘‘THE LIGHTNING RAIDER.” ‘‘THE LIGHTNING RAIDER.” ‘‘THE LIGHTNING RAIDER.” * Pearl White in further adventures. A most entertaining episode. “JUST LITTLE THINGS.” ... . “JUST LITTLE THINGS.” ... Au exhilarating comedy stunt". PATHE GAZETTE. MATIINEE ! MATINEE!! TOMORROW AFTERNOON At 2.3 d. MCKENZIE’S ORCHESTRA. rpHE MANAGEMENT Committee an- ■ nounce the further strengthening of this well-known combination. Engagements accepted for I indoor and outdoor functions, in town or country, either as orchestra or baid, with any number of instruments. , F. McKenzie, conductor. Pees, etc., only from Robt. Ward, 20 Wrigley Masterton. IPhone 1633. CHOICE STURMER PIPPINS, APPLES, AND LEMONS. VERY CHEAP. A T the Fruit Stand, opp. Post Office, on Friday and Saturday, choice Stunner Pippin, Apples, 41b Is, 4s Cct 4-bushel- case, 8s (id bushel, or 10s 6<l benzine ease; large ripe Lemons 2s doz. Choice ripe Eatihg'Peays,,3lb Is. Sound Onions filb Is. ': Swede Turnips 81b Is, or 281 b 3s. All orders taken at Fruit Stand and delivered, free in "tWn.

T ANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN CHtJRCH. 11 a.m. 2.30 p.m. SUNDAY, Bideford. Wangaehu— Lansdowne. 7 p.m. Preacher: Rev. J. T. Macky MASTEETON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ADVANCED COOKERY ‘CLASS. INTENDING Students of the Advanced Cookery Class, under Miss R. L. Adams,, IDiplonioe "'in Home Science of the ''Cihl'iist'ihdWh YTechnical College anil, City and Guilds of London in Cookery, are reminded jtbat the class commences at,' Iho School THIS EVENING:at 7 o’clock. MEDICAL 5 OFFICER FOR WAR PENSION EXAMINATIONS. A PPLICATIONS are invited from registered "practitioners- who have seen active service overseas in the recent. war for the position of PARTTIME MEDICAL OFFICER at Masterton. . ) Appointees will be required to examine all war pensioners referred to /hem, a uniform fee being payable for each examination. Applications must' be lodged not later than the 30th June, 1920, with the undersigned.. " ! : • Gj C. FACHE, : - •NL Commissioner: of .Pensions, >m •„• i Wellington.

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