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Wairarapa Daily Times, 13 March 1925, Page 1

FINAL SHOWING FINAL SHOWING COSY DE LUXE. TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT A picture unequalled for its dramatic intensity —a picture which soars with conflict and action—which brings home vividly and truthfully inspiring moral. It’s a stirring dramatic photoplay triumph that has been acclaimed everywhere the perfect picture. “THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE.” “THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE.” “THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE.” ‘ ‘ THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE. ‘ ‘ THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE. “THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE.” “THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE.” “THE TEMPORARY MARRIAGE.” Also a triumph of action filled romance —speed and more speed—with a cyclonic finish. “THE FAST STEPPERS.” “THE FAST STEPPERS.” “THE FAST STEPPERS.” Tally Marshall, popular portrayer of character parts, is cast as the husband, and gives a most compelling study, while Myrtle Steadman, as the wife, gives a highly finished performance, marked for the depth of feeling and understanding. Other players excel in their various roles. “The Shooting Star,” this week's chapter of the highly exciting “Fast Steppers,” supplies all the thrills required. Other supporting items are included. JPRAME YOUR PICTURES PHOTOS AND CERTIFICATES! xrou WILL GET FRAMES from us that will last a lifetime. The frames will give you years of enpoyment for a trifling cost. Put your pictures on the walls for yo*ur friends to admire. LET US DO THE FRAMING FOR YOU. WE ARE SPECIALISTS, THEREFORE CHEAPER AND BETTER. HAVE YOUR PHOTO TAKEN NOW! We do the Latest Sepia Soft Focus Projection Portraits at a Reasonable Cost. THE A.P.F (Artistic Photographers and Framers.) PERRY STREET. ’Phone 2471. Stockists of all Photo Goods. Same-day Service for Amateurs.

NOTICE. T BEG TO NOTIFY that I will open a BOOT R EX’AT.RING BUSINESS In PERRY' STREET (opposite Public Trust Office), on MONDAY) MARCH l(ith. OSCAR OLSON. (Late 41- years witli Hubbard Bros.) MASTEETON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ENROLMENT OF STUDENTS FOR PART TIME AND CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES. ; TNTENDING STUDENTS (Day or Evening), who have not vet enrolled are requested to do so immediately. Owing to the continuance of the epidemic, arrangements are being made for the following temporary classes: — a. Correspondence classes in Commercial Subjects. b. Evening classes in Practical Subjects (for students over l(i years of age). Every student who .intends to enroll for either day or evening classes this year should do so at once. The Director will be in attendance at the School from 1 p.m. and .‘1 p.m., and from 7 to S.bO p.m. each day. F. \V. MARTIN, Director. DANCING. MISS ELVRA JARVIE \mSHES T 0 ANNOUNCE to in- ’ ' tending pupils that she i 3 commencing her Claeses throughout Wairarapa in the Latest Ballroom and Fancy Dancing, on the 7th March. Mastertou Classes at St. Matthew’s Parish Hall. Pupils prepared for competitions. Private lessons by arrangement. Terms in advance. Address: Empire Hotel, Featherston; or Prince of Wales Hotel, Mastertou.

QUEEN’S HOTEL. (Under New Management.) rpHE QUEEN ; S HOTEL lias now been > thoroughly .renovated, and offers every comfort for Permanent Boarders and tlio Travelling Public. Patrons can rely upon receiving every attention and civility. A special feature is made of the cuisine, a firstclass chef having been engaged. Sports bodies and others catered for on the shortest notice. TARIFF STRICTLY MODERATE. MRS. SAMPSON, Proprietress. TELEPHONE 1298. FLY & YOU WG, LTD., FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL CARRIERS. Goods and Parcels forwarded to any part of the world. Agentg N.Z. Ex press Co. Commercial Samples a speciality. Motor lorries available for goods and passenger traffic. Country trips may be arranged. All trains met. Garage and Storerooms, Bannister street, Masterton. Telephones 1126 and 1137. P.O. Box 50