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Wairarapa Daily Times, 5 January 1926, Page 1

COSY DE LUXE. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A picture Hint will puzzle you. Ho you know what is behind “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOOKED DOORS?” .. “LOCKED DOORS?” , “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” “LOCKED DOORS?” Featuring Your Favourite Star, BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON BETTY ■ COMPSON And That Grand Old Man, . . : > THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. Locked to her husband, hut she opens her heart to his friend. Then conies a flood of startling drama and a cliiyax sensational, supported by an excellent minor programme. BOX PLAN OPEN at HENDERSON’S MATINEE! MATINEE! TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, At 3.30. PHOTOGRAPH YOUR CHILDREN While the Holidays are On! ' Children won’t be children for 1 long; they grow' up before you have time to look around. > Our Photographs will preserve them for you for life. COME IN ANY TIME, or Ring 2471 For Appointment. With our 10,000 candle-power tJ. we photograph children so quickly they don’t have to keep still, Let us Frame your Photos, Certificates and Pictures. A.P.F., The Children’s Photoqraohers. And Picture Framers, PERRY ST., MASTERTON. Telephone 2471. REMOVAL NOTICE. MRS. E. STYLES, Pastrycook and Caterer. WISHES TO NOTIFY the public that ’’ in future her business will be carried on in more commodious and up-to-date premises, next door to Graham & Co. The new premises have been nicely fitted up on modern lines, and, in addition to the usual ousiness, an up-to-date Tea Room and Luncheon Business will be carried on. A Big Display of Xnyis Cakes is now being made in the window of the new shop, ranging in price from 5/- upwards. Old and New Customers will be 'welcomed at Hie new premises. WEDDINGS; PARTIES, ETC., CATERED EOR ON UP-TO-DATE LINES. MRS. E. STYLES. F. P WELCH, LAND, LABOUR AND ESTATE AGENT, 'Phones: Office 1714; Private, 1259. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. Married couple; man cowman-gardener; wife cook-general; two miles from school; £2 10s and found. Skiddy for sawmill; award wage. Slabby for sawmill; award wage. Cook-general, or lady help; country; 30/-. WAITING ENGAGEMENT— Fast machine shearers, rabbiters, fencl ers, labourers, shed hands. THE VERY LATEST In SPRING AND SUMMER SPRING AND SUMMER FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR Has Just been opened up. PRICES AND STYLES ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. WE CORDIALLY TNVITS INSPECTION. J. KITCHENER, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (Opposite Post, Office.) Artistic Printing of all kinds promptly executed at very reasonable prices by the “Wairarapa Daily Times” Jobbing Department. Compare our work and prices. Telephone 1026.