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Wairarapa Daily Times, 15 April 1925, Page 1

MANAGERIAL NOTICE! For some unknown reason the film, “The Mask of Lopez,” did .not arrive last night, and the management apologise to any patrons who were disappointed. But we were fortunate in re* placing it with a wonderful picture,. - “FOR SALE.” “FOR SALE.” “FOR SALE.” which will be shown,.. again ; to-night for the dastl time. COSY DE LUXE. TO-NIGHT—7.4S—TO-NIGHT ‘ First National Presents CLAIRE WINDSOR & MARY CARR CLAIRE WINDSOR & MARY CARR In the big Society Success, “FOR SALE.” “FOR SALE.’’ “FOR SALE.” ’“FOR SALE.’’ “FOR SALE.” “FOR SALE. 5 ’ • “FOR SALE.” “FOR SALE. 5 ’ “FOR SALE.” “FOR SALE. 5 ’ “FOR SALE.”. “FOR SALE. 5 ’ The stirring story of a beautiful sdtiicty belle, a bride, whose parents decreed sho must be sacrificed to the tinsel god of fashion and money—a bride who was offered for sale on the auction block of a loveless marriage. Striking scenes depicting the life in an ultrafashionable New York society set and in the. Montmartre section of gay Paris. A SPLENDID ARRAY OF SUPPORTING ITEMS. FREE '‘V/ FREE > 50 50 50 FREE PROJECTION PORTRAITS FREE 50 50 _SQ FREE * .* v '. PROM APRIL 15th to MAY Ist, we shall present the first 50 clients with a latest Projection Portrait; valud £/-; with overy dozen post card photographs; and a 10/- Projection Portrait with every dozen Cabinets. Our prices: Post Cards, from 12 /- Cabinets, from 20/Wo Copy and Enlarge Old Photos. Same Day Service for Amateurs. ' Stockists of All Photo Goods. THE A.P.F (Artistic Photographers and Framers.) PERRY STREET. ’Phone 2471. LET. US Frame your Pictures, Photos and. Certificates. Cheapest and Best.

FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! SEVEN-A-SIDE tournament. A.' & P. GROUNDS, CARTERTON. SATURDAY, 18 th. ■ SENIOR AND JUNIOR. 'H ' ! 'kick off at i:3O p.m. ADMISSION:' Ground, Stand, Cd. - e. McKenzie, • Hon. Secretary. THE SALVATION ARMY YOUNG PEOPLE’S RALLY. THURSDAY, 7 pjn.-,’ IN THE YOUNG PEOPLE’S HALL. :>i All Children of the S.A. Sunday School and Parents- are invited to be present. "Refreshments; provided. - Sunday School re-opens Sunday next, 10 a7ni./ f ahd 2.30 p.m.. '. ->:< SCHOOL OF DANCING AND - DEPOR’CVIBNT, ■ (WELLINGTON AND, WAIRARAPA) -'- -t/: ■. "‘ ; i 'Principal—/ .- V " V MISS DAlsk DONNELLY . " (Pupil of Miss Minnie Everett, Sydney) A LL GLASS and Private Lessons will be resumed from FRIDAY, April 17th (at 8 p.m. Ballroom Glass). SATURDAY, from 10. a.m., Children’s Classes, at Municipal Hall, Perry Street. All-Branches of Fancy Dancing' and the Latest Modern Ballroom-Dances. Particulars, 48 Mulgraye Street,'Wellington. MASTERTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ALL GLASSES RESUME ON WEDNESDAY, 15th APRIL. DAY COURSES. Industrial, Home Science, Commercial,- Art. TIMETABLE OF EVENING CLASSES MONDAY. —Gregg's' Shorthand and Typewriting, English and Arithmetic, Plumbing, Practical Engineering, Matriculation. TUESDAY. Proficiency, Pitman’s Shorthand and Typewriting, Practical Engineering, Woodwork, Bookkeeping, Elocution, Electrical Engineering/Electricity and Magnetism, Millinery. WEDNESDAY.— Gregg’s Shorthand and Typewriting, Accountancy, Mechanical Theory, Dressmaking," Proficiency, Carpentry and Joinery, .Ticket Writing, Wool-clasking. THURSDAY. Mechanical Drawing, Matriculation, Freehand Drawing, Plumbing, Wool-classing, Pitman’s Shorthand and Typewriting, Woodwork, Electricity, Accountants’ Preliminary Subjects.. FRIDAY, —Shorthand and Typewriting | (Gregg’s), Freehand Drawing, Motor Engineering. A class in French will be formod if j sufficient students enrol. F. W. MARTIN, Director.