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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 416, 22 November 1911, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. ALEXANDRA KINK TE KUITI Princess Pictures EVERY THURSDAY TO-MORROWS' PP.OGRAMME. "A Trip in an Aerial Yacht," scenic; " Zululand,'" dramatic; "Archie's Archery." comic; "An Indian Giri's Romance," dramatic; "Pat and the Four Hundred, "comic; "Small Industries in Cairo," educational; "The Two Reformations," Wild Wfist; "That's My Name." comic; "For His Child's Pake," drama; "Slabsides," drama, story of a good-hearted Indian; "A Holiday on the Cheap," comic. POPULAR PRICES Gent's Is 6d and Is; Ladies Is to al! parts; Children half price. C. ZAINEY, Managing Director. rjOYVN HALL, TE KUITI. EVERY MONDAY EVENING. Empire Picture Coy. (By Arrangement with John Fuller and Sons). We Show Only THE PICK OF THE BEST PICTURES IMPORTED INTO TIIE DOMINION. A BRIGHT, SPARKLING AND INSTRUCTIVE PROGRAMME Including—"ONE OF NATURE'S NOBLEMEN, r ' The finest Cowboy story ever iiimed, thrills with exciting lights with Indians, the "boys" to the rescue, etc. "Harrison Troupe." clever vaudeville act; "Pathe Gazette," the latest: "Dead Man's Honour," "The Deserter," two splendid dramas: "The Soapstone Industy," industrial: "Lakes and Alps," "Trip on Lake Constance," two lovely scenic pictures; "A Rich Revenge," "Misplaced Jealousy," "Jack and Jim," "Muscle Development,"' four comics full of healthy fun. A PROGRAMME TO PLEASE, AMUSE AND INSTRUCT. POPULAR PRICES AS USUAL. LADIES' GUILD St. Luke's Annual

Bazaar. To be held in the rp 0 W N II A L L, T E K U I T I TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, November 28th and 29th. Work Stall, Fancy Work, Produce and Jumble Stall, Doll Stall and Fish Pond. Flowers and Sweets. Refreshments. Admission —Afternoon free, evenings Is and Gd. On Tuesday evening a short fnrce will be performed. On Wednesday evening competitions will be held for humorous and other recitations. and for impromptu speeches of five minnutos each- -prizes to be given on the award of two judges. Entries: Ali under 1(1 years of age 6d, adults Is. SPECIAL Unreservetl Furnihire Bale. mHE property of a gentleman giving JL up housekeeping -One combination chest, toilet set, brass rail bedstead and mattress, rocking chair and other chairs, 2 tables, 1 couch, bicycle, lot of linoleum, occasional table, 1 phonograph, copper and stand, bath, oil cooker, blinds, mirrors and sewing machine, sundries, also on behalf of other clients, duchess chest and washstand, handsome piano, easy chair, new potatoes, rhubarb, strawberries, etc., 1 dray, 1 spring cart. (> pigs and fowls. J. It. GRAHAM. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 19 US. (Section 50.) In the estate of James Rodger, of liangatiki, farmer, deceased. ALL creditors and others having ■A- claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to ihe District Manager of the Public Trust Office at Auckland, on or before the 15th day of January, 1912. Accounts ot rendered by the date named may be rejected. All money payable to the above estate may bp lodged to the credit of the. Public Trustee's account at any postal money-order office, or paid to E. F. Warren, District Manager of the Public Trust Office, Auckland. FRED. FITCIIETT, Public Trustee. 14th November, 1911. NOTICE. T I-lERERY notify the public of To -1- ICuiti and surrounding districts, that I have started an aerated water factory in Rora street, and am prepared to execute orders at a reasonable price. Promptness and cleanliness is my motto. . T. GRINTER, Rora street, Te Kuiti,