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J • -I X.-. . - I i BOB MUKRAT'S REPAIR O SERYICES OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. I • TENTS AND COVERS— TARPAULINS MADE TO ORDER. SEWING AND BINDING. Trout Flies — Fly Books. "SERVICE WITH A SMILE" S ' ! ■ I

LEVIN REGENT THEATRE This Theatre Centrally Heated Throu^hout the Winter Months. FINALLY TONIGHT James Mason, Margaret Lockwood, with Patricia Roc in "THE WICKED LADY" TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE TUESDAY 2 P.M. Absorbing drama of two sides of a man's life . . . revealing the emotions of a brilliant artist and man . . . his heart divided between the loves of two women, LESLIE HOWARD In "INTERMEZZO" (A Love Story) Ingrid Bergman and Edna Best. Selected Supporting Programme. The Loma Hepworth School of Dancing presents DANCE RECITAL REGENT THEATRE, LEVIN Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1947 AT 8 P.M. Box Plan for Ticket Holders opens at Theatre on November 26. IRENE OLLIVER DANCE STUDIO DANCE DRUIDS' HALL, LEVIN, TONIGHT (Montlay, November 17, 1947). Pupils and Friends SUBS.: 2/6 and 2/-. MUDERN — OLD-TIME DANCE LAST OF 1947 SERIES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1947 Another popular Danee at the Levin Farm. Farm Profits to Patients' Recreation Fund Come and Dance on the fastest floor in Levin. The Supper is excellent. The Music the best. Good Monte Carlo Prizes. You can do no better than support us in our voluntary effort and Dance from 8 p.m. to 12.30 a.m. Free Bus leaves Levin 7.45 p.m.; also Free Bus from" Foxton. GENTS 3/6, LADIES 2/6. LEVIN BOYS' BAND Present Plain and Fancy Dress Plain and Fancy Dress BALL BALL REGENT HALL, 8 P.M. Saturday, Nov. 22, 1947. £10 — 10 Prizes For best Fancy Dress LARKIN'S ORCHESTRA. Good Supper A Good Time For Everyone. Children 1/6 — Dancing and Games 5 p.m. till 8 p.m.

PUBLIC NOTICES

PUBLIC MEETING OHAU HALL TO-NIGHT A,T 8 P.M. CANDIDATE^ IN HOROWHENUA COUNTY, ' MANAWATU CATCHMENT BOARD & HOROWHENUA POWER BOARD ELECTIONS W1LL SPEAK All Co-iinty Residents Urged to Attend (Und-er auspices of Federated Farmers of N.Z.) LEVIN HORTICULTURAL society SUMMER SHOW REGENT HALL TOMORROW Official Opening 2 p.m. Afternoon Tea and Plant Stall. In aid of Red Cross Food for Britain > . RATEPAYERS A PUBLIC MEETING will be held on Thursday, November 20, at 8 p.m. in St. Mary's Hall, Manchester Street, Levin, for the purnose of forming a Ratepayers' As■sociation. All interested are asked to attend. B. T. BRUCE, Acting Secretary. W. SEDDON. Acting Chairman, MAYORAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 19 POLLING BOOTHS ST. MARY'S HALL And BAND ROOM HOURS: 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. V OTE' A. W. PARTON A. W. PARTON FOR MAYOR Transport Provided Ring 742 or 387M. Weraroa residents will be very specially catered for with transport — Ring 742 or 387M. ELECTIONS Two iembers Wellington Harbonr Board Support ihe Labour Casdittates DENZIL CAPST1CK A. HUMPHREYS (SITTING MEMBER)

Adults 4/- and 3/— 8 p.m. till 12 p.m. DO NOT MISS THE SALVATION ARMY UTIL1TY FAIR To be held in the HALL in BATH STREET, i On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1947. At 2 p.m. JHE Ladies of St. Mary's Guild desire to thank all those and especially the Sister Churches for the support given at the recent Bazaar. E. M. de MEY, Hon. Secretary. (A Card) JOHN G McDERMONT, A.R.A. (N.Z.) Member Wellington Stock Exchange

HOROWHENUA county COUNCIL election te horo riding at the request of many ratepayers and residents of the district I am offering my services to the above local body with a full sense of responsibility to the position and work entailed. I have been a resident and ratepayer for 36 years, and in that time have served on a nnmber of public offiees. At present I am serving on the Te Horo Dairy (12 years1, Te Horo School Commit-tee '16 years, chairman), t Federated Farmers, Manawatu Provincial (12 years) and the P.N. Hospital Board ireturned unopposed ) . I offer my services and experience to the Te Horo Riding^ and solicit. your support on Wednesday, 19. V. J. COTTLE.

119 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, N.Z. Telephone: Offiee 46-963. Res. 60-602. SWAN MOTORS 'Phone 673S SPECIAL BUSES AVAILABLE FOR ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS. Sports Clubs, Picnic Parties, Lodges, etc., Especially Catered For. RING 673S FOR SATISFACTION. SANITONE the better kind of Dry Cleaning. Leave your clothes at the National Suit Store, Levin.

WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION \yt L. FITZHERBERT, who has continuously represented this District as a Member of the Board for over 18 years and was Chairman in 1940/41 and B. E. KEILLER, who is prominent in farming and business circles and is President of The Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand and the Manawatu and West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Association, offer their services as your Representatives on the above Board and they stand for freedom, justice, sound administration and for every Port facility being made available for Importers and Exporters. VOTE FOR FITZHERBERT AND KEILLER