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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14143, 14 June 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. Our first Continental release. “ You have much to learn, my boy, but you won’t learn it in a jade’s arms. BUT THE BOY ONLY LAUGHED, For with him lA)VE WAS ONLY A PASTIME and women wore soon forgotten, BUT HE MET A WOMAN WHO SCORNED HIM. Something new, big, different in the magnificent six-reel drama — “THE FLAME OF LIFE.” “THE FLAME OF LIFE.” “THE FLAME OF LIFE.” “THE FLAME OF LIFE.” “THE FLAME OF LIFE.” By the Swedish Biograph Company. The First Continental picturo since the war. Specially screened at Marlborough House g BY ROYAL COMMAND. “THE FLAME OF LIFE.” Is a chunk of life in the primitive, rough- hewn from tho lumber camps of the backwoods of Finland. Beautiful secnes of rural life in Sweden. Majestic views of tumbling rapids, nigged mountains and virgin forests. A vivid and powerful story of a woman scorn and a man’s redemption. HE BRAVED THE RAPIDS OF DEATH To win a smile from a woman’s lips Featuring LARS HANSON and EDITH ERASTOFF, Of the Stockholm Royal Society of artists. BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME FUNERAL NOTICE. T»HE Friends of Mr James Johnson ate respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, which will leave tho residence of Mr Madsen, Chapel Street, South, on Monday, June 14, at 4 pjm., for the Masterton Cemetery. . HOAR & PERMATN. Funeral Furnishers. ’Phone 1350, Private 1318. TENDERS. ’PENDERS a,re invited for purchase of an Old Building, mostly heart of totara.

Tenders will be received by tbe undersigned up till Noon on MONDAY, 21st June. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted . E. JONES, . , Kuripuni. BOSES! TpVERYBODY loves a rose. We can make a selection of a dozen or so that will give you pleasure throughout the season, suitable for exhibition or decorative purposes. Price 18s doz, 9s half-dozen, 2s each. E. HALE, Wairarapa Nursery, Te Ore Ore Road. W. E. C. A., Town. Agents. E.-M. W IOKEIrs Wishes to notify the public that he Ting commenced business as a MOTOR TRIMMER AND g UPHOLSTERER, In premises opposite Wright, Stephenson and Co.’s flour mill, Chapel Street. ■New Motor Hoods and Repairs executed by competent tradesmen. Cushion repairs, and all classes of Motor Upholstering a speciality. /' MOTORACCESSORIES AND TYRES. 11/rOTOEISTS who have difficulty in •***• procuring tyres of any make should write direct to us. . We can supply everything. Rail or postage paid. WELLINGTON MOTOR & ACCESSORY CO., 5 Dixon Street, Wellington. G. W. Lawrence : Managey. _ \ L. W. HOWARD, BUILDER, 0 FIRST STREET :: LANSDOWNE, Telephone 1065. Estimates Prepared for all classes of Building Work. EVERYONE OWNING A MOTOR Should get the new Motor Handbook from Brown’s Book Depot, Queen St., Masterton. Telephone 1786. T OED JELLICOE’S APPOINTMENT • It would be safe to assert everyone throughout the Dominion will be delighted with His Majesty’s choice for our new Governor. He will doubtless be heartily welcomed by all classes. In the same manner Dr. WILSON’S REGENERATOR is welcomed by all who require a really reliable article for restoring grey and faded hair to its natural colour. The choice could not be bestowed on anything to equal it. It is a splendid Hair Tonic for all. Get it to-day. Price 4s per bottle, if posted 4s 6d ' Procurable in Masterton from Hugo and Shearer, leading drapers; also from W.F.C.A. Assn and leading druggists. Wholesale agent for Australasia: A. M. Hendy, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. ______ 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 “Eingwell” Boardinghouse, Chapel Street. The house will be conducted on up-to-date lines, and boarders can depend upon Cleanliness and Comfort. HAVE YOU MADE YOUR WILL? Do it now! A form with all instructions at —Brown’s Book Depot, Masterton. Telephone 1786.