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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147, 25 June 1914, Page 5

NOTICE. TO BL^NHEI&I FARMERS. SHOULD sufficient inducementoffer, I will introduce a scientific preparation, quick, reliable, and sjpre. Can be -taught in one lesson. I will guarantee to make an expert curcr X)f anyone placing themselves in ;my 'hands, and will give exhibitions <w}»sre required showing how to cure a pig inside a week, which will command highest market rates. One o* ,mypupils secured first in open class-, against factory bacon, ayd outclassed' all farmers' classes. Visiting Bten--heim July loth, 1914. Write for terms and .conditions. J. W. SYCAMORE, Bacon Curer, Newstead; Waikato"THE WINTER CARNIVAL." : ACKNOWLEDGMENT. THE final business in connectionwith the Winter Carnival having been transacted, we^ in behalf of the Tenth Mounted Regimental Band, desire to extend our thanks to the general public for the support accorded the function during its existence of ten nights. But more particularly we are deeply, thankful to those who took such an active interest, in bringing the Carnival'to a reality,. ] and in this connection- we are undera deep 'debt of gratitude to those* children who devoted so much time to the preparation of the dancing entertainments, and also their parents, v the stall-holders, and many; other willing assistants; j The "Queen of the Carnival" com— petition was also responsible for a; good deal of strenuous endeavor on the part of candidates and their supporters, and we desire to convey to them the Band's sense of appreciation of their services. X i Such a large function as thej Carnival was could not have been, brought about withoiyt" the generous, -assistance of the-outside public, and I we are grateful for the public spirits manifested by our many helpers. | A. M. THOMSON, Secretary;. C. A. FORREST, I Conductor. The People's Picfees Town Hal!. TG-fcHGHT I TO-MSQHT I? ' - ~" v. X.-.,.-. riIHE Management have much. j -*- pleasure in announcing that. , they have secured the great Lubhi* production: ': WHEN : WHEN ■■'-'.. -■ ;: ■•. ; .... ,;; ...-■:• ■'■:•"•-^WHEN ■■■■•■. - - ■. - ! THE EARTH THE EARTH THE EARTH ' TREMBLED. TREMBLED. » : ■ r- ;= TREMBLED. T ob : THE STRENGTH. OF LOVE: THE STRENGTH OF LOVE. The greatest production, of this .year. A .realistic production of the horrors of fche San Franci&co earthquake A story of love and devotion. Sensational IRealistic!. ThrillingfYou cannot miss it. ■ , PRICES 7.5~ --USUAL., TO-NIGHT ! Td-WISHT 12 HIS MAJESTY'S.*THEATttjR. r Comfortably Warmed on Ck)ld Nights.m] [| I BRAf §?5,5&% IWK iEE&fSPO ■ FUJLjLE. kS?- Pi.QTU Hs3* TO-NIGHT! TO-WIGHTI Is the LAST NIGHT of the • •■ ; CURRENT STAR,. SERIES. If you AVere not among the great. enthusiastic crowd last evening, DO NOT MISS IT TO-NIGHT. "LONDON "LONDON "LONDON BY DAY . BY DAY BY DAY ..= • AND NIGHT/ AND NIGBJP. ' . A^Dj NIGHT/ .Undoubtedly . the most interesting picture ever shown to a Blenheim audience. 1 "LONDON." A wonderful film that shows you- ■ more, of London in an hour than youracquaintances, who have been lucky-, enough to . visit the great modern Babylon, saw throughout all their stay. •" '■ ' ."■■.-■.. : A MARVEL! A MASTERPIECE! Uniting hands and hearts across the sea,-and bringing -Mighty^ Massive, Moving, Throbbing, Living London' before your very eyes, : "LONDON." "LONDON." Nothing has ever approached the* comprehensiveness .of this great !fi,lm. It shows you all the little underlying: things of life and animation in the world's greatest Metropolis, as weir as the big tilings, THE SIGHTS OF LONDON That you have, up to- now, only heardf. -■..-, ' about. '^LONDON "LONDON "LONDON BY DAY BY DAY BY DAY AND NIGHT. >r AND NIGHT." AND NIGHT." Supported in the first by a ■ GREAT STAR SERIES. 1 S'ce Keystone's Great Comic, "A MUDDY ROMANCE.'.' "A MUDDY ROMANCE." The latest and greatest thing in-, laughter-makers. NEW SERIES~ '" TO-MORROW NIGHT.