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Wairarapa Daily Times, 6 July 1925, Page 1

A. S. A. S. A. S. M HUTCHINSON’S GREAT M. HUTCHINSON’S GREAT M. HUTCHINSON’S GREAT STORY PICTURISED! STORY PICTURISED! STORY PICTURISED! The sensational version of the most discussed story of to-day. The human melodrama of the times. NOTHING FINER! NOTHING FINER! An ultra-powerful photoplay that everyone should and will want to see. COMMENCING WEDNESDAY COMMENCING WEDNESDAY COMMENCING WEDNESDAY OPERA HOUSE By the same famous author of the photoplav triumph, “If Winter Comes.’’" Never a writer who was so intimately acquainted with the frailties, virtues and vices of the human being. A. S. M. HUTCHINSON A. S. M HUTCHINSON A. S. M HUTCHINSON A. S. M HUTCHINSON Astounding how in lief we arc suddenAstounding how in life we are suddennoticed the shoals from which they led. This is a wonderfully human drama of the struggle of life — 1 but see it! “THIS FREEDOM.’’ “THIS FREEDOM’’ “THIS FREEDOM” “THIS FREEDOM” “THIS FREEDOM” “THIS FREEDOM.” ' “THIS FREEDOM” “THIS FREEDOM” “THIS FREEDOM” “THIS FREEDOM” The picture that is different. Thousands have read the novel, but millions are seeing the Picture— AND RAVING ABOUT IT! A Great Story dealing with the Life of To-day—What should it be —Business or Pleasure —Ambition or Love? A Career or a Home? A PHOTOFLAY SENSATION A PHOTOPLAY SENSATION Make sure of your seat and book early, BOX PLAN AT HENDERSON’S. FRIGES: D.C., 2/-; Stalls, 1/6; Front Stalls, 1/-. FOR THE FATHERLESS AND WIDOW. GRAND PICTURE AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. MONDAY, JULY 13th, 8 p.m. QPERA HOUSE, MASTERTON. HALL-VAUGHAN ENTERTAINERS. SPECIAL KEMBALL PICTURES. Organised; by jWaipoua Lodge, 1.0.0.F., Masterton,’ for the benefit of the widow and seven young children of the late Brother A. T. DICKASON. Admission: 2/-, 1/-. Reserves 2/6. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. TIffJSS JESSIE DUNRAVEN BURLS, Dominion Lecturer for N.Z. Alliance,, will deliver her popular Lecture “HAPPY WITHOUT IT,” in the KUripuni Methodist Church THUS EVENING (Monday), at 7.30. The •lecture will be illustrated by lantern. ADMISSION FREE. ST. MATTHEW’S PARISH HALL. ’ PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS DANCES. ON FRIDAY, JULY 10th„ 7.30 to 12 p.m., for children over 10 years. ON SATURDAY, JULY lltli, 5 to 9 p.m., for Children under 10. ADMISSION: ' Children or Adults, 2/6 each. Tickets procurable at Mr. J. Henderson’s and McLeod & Young’s. Prizes have been donated for SATURDAY NIGHT bv Mrs C. Perry, Mrs Betts and Mrs. Major for the Best Fancy Dress (girl), Best Fancy Dress (boy), and Most Original Costume.

GREAT OPENING SALE GREAT OPENING SALE OF GENERAL DRAPERY AND GENERAL DRAPERY AND MERCERY. MERCERY. fT<O CELEBRATE OUR OPENING ■ of Business in Masterton, we have decided to hold a Great Opening Sale, commencing MONDAY, JULY 6th, at 9 a.m. MONDAY, JULY 6m, at 9 a.m. BIG DISCOUNTS ON EVERY LINE. ALL MEN’S APPAREL GREATLY REDUCED. BIG REDUCTIONS IN ALL MANCHESTER GOODS. SHOP AT THE ARCADE AND SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE. H. F. DIBLEY, (Late Manager Masterton Branch Manchester Clearing House.) DRAPER AND MERCER, “THE ARCADE” QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON... REMOVAL NOTICE. HG. YATES, Registered Plumber, * wishes to notify customers and the general public, that lie has REMOVED from his Queen Street Premises, and will in future carry on business from the workshop at the rear of his residence in Eenall Street, (just over Pownall Street). Telephone 2441.