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Levin Daily Chronicle, 15 December 1917, Page 3

BUSINESS AS USUAL Next Week at FAAKLND'S Tuesday Dec. 18 "TERENCE O'ROURKE" " HER NEW YORK" 6oooft. A Story of the White Slave traffic in New York, showing the place of Perils and Pitfalls. Wednesday Dec. 19 "TERENCE O'ROURKE " and " HER GREAT HpUR," A great detective Drama with the Villain brougt to book and justice unravels the knot of tangled circumstances, the story ending happily. Thursday Dec. 20 "GLORIA'S ROMANCE" and "SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.'' Watch for complications. Get mixed in and don't fail to grab the opportunity this timeFOLLOW THE CROWD. MANAKAU RED CROSS. 'OUR DAY,'' WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1917. (In Paddock kindly lent by P. W. Inge, Esq.) STALLS OPEN at 10 a.m. PROCESSION at 1.30 p-m. Official Opening by His AVorship The Mayor of Levin. CPOItTS . Post entries. Good * prizes, offered. REFRESHMENTS. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission to Grounds in afternoon, Gd. Children half-price. Any gifts for above will be gratefully received, and may be left at Mr Howard Andrew's store. Q.RAND QONCERT, THURSDAY NIGHT In Manakau Public Hall. Programme by leading District and Visiting Performers. Concert Is. Children half-price. MRS. L. SAYAINSON, Hon. Secretary. THE SALVATION ARMY. "\7OUNG People's Anniversary 1 SUNDAY, DECEMBER Hi. 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. Meetings conducted by Envoy Prince. The children will take partMONDAY AT 8 P.M. Young People's Demonstration. Special programme by the Children. Tickets Gd. \*7 ANTED KNOWN.—Supper * ' at Taieri Tea-rooms Saturday 22hd and Monday 24tli inst. Fruit Salad, Strawberries and Cream, etc., OLD LEAD. TTIGHEST cash price given for old lead of all descriptions— tea lead, old piping, tops of leadheaded nails—at "Chronicle" office. 'Phone CI B SON'S 47. FOR STRON'i BASKETS. (From Blind School.) MILD HAMS. MILD BAGON. MILD CHEESE. And our noted CHRISTMAS CLEAN FRUITS.