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Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 May 1910, Page 3

FUNERAL OF THE LATE KING EDWAR!) VII. I HEREBY respectfully lvqiies!, <the business people, and others to observe FRIDAY NEXT, the 20th May, by closing their places of business all day, tho day set apart for the burial of our late King. And I further invito 0110 and all to at tend a United Service, to be held in the Square on the same date. Hour and arrangements will bo published later. 13. R, GARDENER, Mayor. Town Clerk's Office, May 10, IDIO. 587-1 Town hall, levin. TUESDAY, MAY 17. One Night Only! One Night Only! One Night Only! One Night Only! FRANK DEVON PORT'S AUSTRALIAN DRAMATIC CO. "THE WEB OF KATE." A stirring drama, by tho famous author, Dudley. Grant; ..presented •for the first time in New Zealand. New scenery specially painted for this production by Kenneth Cliltou, including the magnificent scene : " The Graveyard under Snow." I'RI'OES: 3s, 2s ajul Is: children front seats Is, back seats, Gd. Director and Stage Manager: 588-2 MR FRANK DEVONTORT. mmo IN tho CENTURY HALL, 011 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, at 8 p.lll. I' rog r a 111111 0 : Overture — Tho Levin Orchestra. Song—Selected. Mr Gibb (A\ ell.) Duet-—Selected. Mesdames Devino and Anderson. Recitation—" Tho Last Hymn." Miss Ilately (Dunedin.) Song-Selected. Mr D. Anderson. Pianoforte Solo— Miss Shaw. Quartette— Me.sdames Devino and Anderson, Messrs Shaw and Anderson. Reading-Special Miss Tonkinson. Selection— The Levin Orchestra. S:uig—Selected. Mrs T. Devine. Reciitation— Mr Gibb (Wellington) Song—Selected. Mr Smith. Glee Tho Choir. Admission : All parts, Is. NO SPEECHES. FREE SUPPER. LEVIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LEVIN DRAMATIC SOCIETY. VLL flioso wishing to take part . in tho next production aro requested to attend a meeting in the TOWN HALL, on MONDAY. Pith inst., at 8 p.m. 577-3 VISIT THE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW, PAI/M.ERSTON N. .TUNE 21 TO 21, 15)10. nnHE Great Exposition of everv.'l thing appertaining to Dairying. 10,000 square feet of machinery. 200 feet of shafting. Five machines milking _ cows. Special IJall: This Show will bo larger mid more complete than any of its predecessors. Big Prize Money for pples, Vegetables, Farm Roots: 3 Royal Silver Medals. CIO for Apple Prize. Poultry. _ Horse Jumping. Competitive entries close .Tine f)th. Forms and Schedules p ,st free. J. C. LANE, Secretary. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. "OERSONS found trespassing with JL Dog or Gun on tho properties of tho following, will be prose- j coted. irrespective of persons. j T. H. POWLES. BELL AND TNGE. J. D. BROWN. IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF ALEXANDER ERASER, OHAU. A LL DEBTS owing to this Es-t-ato must bo paid to the undersigned on or before TUESDAY, 31st INSTANT. 11. A. GOLD, Trustee, 153 Featherston Streot, Wellington. May 2, 1910. 541-fc. ANNUAL CATHOLIC CONCERT. - MAY 24. SPECIAL TALENT engaged. Wellington and Palmerston Vocalists. Full particulars in future issue. REMEMBER THE DATE: TUF£n A.Y, MAY 21. ***X-***** * * * * * * * * * ******** * ******* * ****** * ***** * ** * * * * ** * * * * * * Jj. TEA AND SUPPER * * * ROOMS: H QUEEN STREET, * : I levin. : FRESH N * HP * * FISH DAILY. X jy * Ovsters Twice Weekly. £j * I? * * * * ** » * *** # * ***** * ****** * * ****** * ******** * LEVIN Y. M. C. A. ROOMS: QUEEN STREET. LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 19. CENTURY HALL, 7.45. CENTURY HALL, 7.45. Debate: "Are Women More Economical than Men." t Leaders: Affirmative, Mrs P. L. Arcus; Negative: Mr P. W. Goldsmith. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED. No Charge. No Collection.