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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 49, Issue 14890, 3 April 1923, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT TO NIGHT. OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 SHARP. The Greatest of Screen Stars, DOROTHY DALTON DOROTHY DALTON Stars iu Her Greatest Melodrama. “THE IDOL OF THE NORTH.” “THE IDOL OF THE NORTH.” “THE IDOL OF THE NORTH.” “THE IDOL OF THE NORTH.” “THE IDOL OF THE NORTH.” A French-Canadian romance of the North-West snows. A fierce, passionate, daring romance of love, adventure and intrigue. FEATURE NUMBER TWO: The Quick-moving Society Romance, “THE GUILE OF WOMEN.” ‘ ‘ THE GUILE OF WOMEN. ’ ’ “THE GUILE OF WOMEN.” “THE GUILE OF WOMEN.” “THE GUILE' OF WOMEN.” A drama of the ups and downs of domestic life, and showing how a girl • won out against great odds. LATEST GAZETTE. A Programme Par Excellence. CABARET. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, OPEN EYERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. S till 11.30 p.m. Single Tickets, 4/6. Session Tickets for ten weeks (20 dalices), £2/2/Special Concession Session Tickets for Married Couples, £3/3/Session Commences with Sale of Ticket. Dress Clothes not Essential. Tickets obtainable at McLeod & Young, or at door. NOTICE. T WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted in my name without my written authority. P. HOPKINS. NOTICE. A NEW CHEMIST FOR MASTERTON H. R. GIBBS, M.P.S., (London). CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN. OEGS TO INTIMATE that he has ■“"* purchased the business of Mr E. B. Stohr, Queen Street. He has had a wide experience in Pharmacy in England, on the Continent, And in New Zealand, and possesses the requisite knowledge of carrying on an up-to-date Pharmacy. Special attention will be devoted to the dispensing of physicians’ prescriptions, and customers can rely on personal attention to all business entrusted to him. WOOD AND COAL YARD. T WISH TO NOTIFY the public that -*■ I have opened up business as a Cash Wood and Coal Merchant, until recent- 1 ly carried on by Mr. F. E. Vibert, in the old-established yard, No 7 George street. Old and new customers can rely on being supplied promptly with all lengths of wood and classes of coal. - H. G. VIEERT. Motto: — “A square deal for a round coin..” TOMATO SAUCE WEEK. TIWE INTEND THIS WEEK to make ' ’ it possible for every Masterton Housewife to stock her shelves with tomato sauce for the winter. Hundreds of cases will be on sale at Post Office corner at the ridiculous price of 3/6. Buy this week. Remember, blight has played havoc, and prices may rise. BEN ROBERTS, Parkvale. £9 CASH! ' £9 CASH! THE THIRD CUT (Not Bill Massey’s.) p ENT’S ARGYLE CYCLES, Nickel rims, Eadie Coaster hub, Brampton English chain, reversible handles; fitted with Land’s End Tyres, nine months’ guarantee. £9 cash. This extraordinary price cannot be beaten in New Zealand, so get in early.—JOCK CAIRNS, Cycle Agent, 26 Walton Avenue, NEW ZEALAND MOTOR WRECLjjxG CO., LTD. “The House of a Million Parts.” pYLINDERS, Crank-cases, Crankshafts, Differential and Transmission Gears, Wheels, Springs, Bodies, Accessories and parts for practically every make of Car and Motor Cycle. Address: 29 Harris Street, Wellington. REMOVAL NOTICE. MADAME CARLE, MILLINER, Has removed to premises next to Mr. L. S. Nicol’s Jewellery Store. IT ADAME CARLE begs to thank the 1 Ladies of Masterton and District for their kind patronage and support during the past sixteen years, and solicits a share in the future. Patrons can rely upon her trying to give every satisfaction. MILLINERY MODELS. HATS RENOVATED. FURS RE-MODELLED. Note new address — 105 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (Next Mr. L. S. Nicol’s.) Telephone 1422.