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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14143, 15 June 1920, Page 1

SATURDAY ’S BIG AUDIENCE Thrilled and delighted by our hero, WILLIAM EARN CM, in his latest hit, “The Man Hunter.” Hustle along tonight or you will miss a rare treat. Tonight WILLIAM FARNUM appears for the first time. 7.30 TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT WILLIAM. FARNUM. Appears for the first time in a dress suit. See him! THE THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE THE THE THE COSY TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. Wm. Fox presents the inimitable WILLIAM FARNUM. WILLIAM FARNUM.

In his tremendous success “THE MAN HUNTER.” “THE MAN HUNTER.” “THE MAN HUNTER.” « “THE MAN HUNTER.” “THE MAN HUNTER.” “THE MAN HUNTER” “THE MAN HUNTER” “THE MAN HUNTER” “THE MAN HUNTER.” 6000 feet of strong, virilo drama, in which Farnum appears at his very best. A .story that pulsates with action and grows with intense interest as it goes. “SOME REAL CATCH” “SOME REAL CATCH’' “SOME REAL CATCH.” A roar of humorosity from the Sunshine Studios. FOX WEEKLY NEWS. “MAKING A MOTOR-CYCLE.’ ’ Two tifetop interest -films. MATIINEE l MATINEE!! TOMORROW AFTERNOON At 2.30. MCKENZIE’S ORCHESTRA. rpHE MANAGEMENT Committee an- **■ noun-ee 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 number of instruments. F. McKenzie, conductor. Fees, etc., only from Robt. Ward, 20 Wrigley -St. Masterton. 'Phone 1633. GAMES! ; GAMES !- nALL at N. E, Brown’s for fresh supply of Games—Ludo, Snakes and Ladders, Race game, Cupflips, and Table -Tennis. MASTERTON RAILWAY SOCIAL CLUB. pRAND MASQUERADE PLAIN & VT fancy DRESS DANCE. MUNICIPAL HALL, THURSDAY, JULY Ist, 1920. Double Tickets 6/-, Gent's 4/-, Lady's 2/6. MeKENZIE'S ORCHESTRA. Prize given for Most Original Costume. All those attending without masks must obtain one at the door before .entering hall N M, T. RUSSELL, Secretary. J7OR ALL MOTORtCYCLE REPAIRS Yon cannot .do better than bring them along .to . us. We a,ro a little further away than some, but .judging by the number of Satisfied Customers, we are worth a trial. Let ,us overhaul your Motor or Cycle—it will pay you! Wo have several good motors for sale,, iiicfuding Powcrplus Indian and 2-seated sidecar; 4 h.p. L.M.C., two speeds; 2J h-p- Singer, 3 speeds and free engine; 23-h.p-. Douglas, and sev: era! other machines. W. E.~¥ ewman - QUEEN BTEEET. i Next Kuripuni Fire Station. Phone 1654. T HAVE been requested to convene a meeting of Parents and others, to make arrangements for suitably recognising the long service rendered to the cause of education in Masterton by Mr Richard Brown, who has just retired from the chairmanship of the Masterton District High. School Com- ' mittee. Accordingly I invite all interested in the movement ;to meet in the Lecture Room, Municipal Build- , ings, on Wednesday Next, at ,7.30 p.m. W. H. JACKSON, Mayor. *' Masterton, dupe 14th, 1920.. ftiKW ZEALAND ENStWANCK COMPANY. (Established 1859.) =>.. ■ rpiRE, Marine and Accident Risks of every description accepted. AGENTS FOR MASTERTON: , G. H. Perry & Co., Perry Street. W. J. BEWS, Manager. Wellington.

FENCING POSTS. pOSTS *■ titydeliverv. & STRAINERS in any quan for immediate a vl forward Apply—j QUMMINGS, 53 GEORGE STREET. Phone 24(53. Or D. THREABW.ELL, Bannister Street. NURSE E. C. WILLIAMS. “Brooklyn,Eonall Street, Now prepared to receive Lyteg-in Patients. Pending telephonic kindly ring 'PL one -.747.