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Tis not in Mortals to command success but we'll do more, deserve it." PICTURES Saturday, November 9 A Grand Triangle Drama The love-story of a schoolmaster who taught lessons with a rerevolver. He taught one pupil how to love. Episode Jf Double Gross " The masked stranger is wounded. Peter between life and death on the operating table. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. By Captain Allen, in MATAMATA TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, NOV. 12 at 8 p.m. Admission Is. Proceeds in aid of Church Army Huts in France. CHURCH SERVICES. METHODIST CHURCH. Matamata—7.3o p.m. Mr Allon Hinuera—7.Bo p.m. Mr Richards Tapapa—2 p.m. MuTrcbilco Okauia—2 p.m. Mr Richards Turanga-o-moana—ll a.m. Mr Richards Walton—7.3o p.m. Mr Bunn PRESBYTERIAN CHTJRCH. Walton—ll a.m. Rev. R. W. Jackson Waluiroa—2.3o p.m. Rev. R. W. Jackson Matamata Jackson WEDNESDAY, 13TH NOVEMBER, 1918. A RELIEF train will leave Putaruru for Frankton at 7.30 a.m. A relief train will leave Frankton for Putaruru at 4 p.m., Claudelands 4.35 p.m., arriving Putaruru at 7.50 p.m. BY ORDER., WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL. AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION THE SHOW OP THE SEASON THE SPRING GALA DAY POR WAIKATO DISTRICT WELLWISHERS NOVEMBER 12th and 13th RECORD Entries of very best Stock. Hacks and Hunters specially representative, with large increased entry. Lots of jumping competitions, including High, Long, Water and Wire Jumps ; many Hunting events ; also Steeplechase Style. Twenty-two Entries in £'>o Dominion Hunter Class. All Stock Sections fully represented by very best exhibits in the Dominion. Side Shows as usual. Band in attendance. Hot water provided. Live weight guessing ol stock, come and try your skill. Enhance, Is; Children half-price. Come one, come all. J. M. BAXTER, Secretary. TE AROHA A Great chance for the Sharemilker and No Deposit O£K ACRES: Waitoa's beat soil, 'vUU w ith tip-top fi-roomed house and all conveniences; first-class cow bails and other large sheds ; 190 acres in grass, 50 acres in turnips, balance rough feed; closo to cheese factory and all facilities; can easily milk 70 to 80 cows. Price £42 10s per acre, with amounts io be paid off milk cheques as arranged. No Doposit to approved man. Work out what this means to you at 2s per lb Butter-fat

CO.'. ACRES AT MANAWARU, RE<JO~ TURNS £750. In Glaxo and Cheese areas, all grassed ; 4-roomed house, good outbuildings; every convenience ; lias wintered 24 eows, 5 horses, 1 hull ; all stock in good condition. Price £4O per aero ; £550 cash. ' As going concern .-£BSO Cash, with 24 young cows. The farm is good, the stock is good, and the best all-round proposition on our books. Our Fanners' Guide will help you to decide. Posted on application. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT STOCK, PRODUCE & FURNITURE AUCTIONEER Phone 44 TE AROHA