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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 454, 29 April 1909, Page 3

\<l: LODGE TE AWAHOU No. 133 N.Z.C, riIHE Installation of Worshipful JL Master and Investiture of Officers will take place in the Masonic Hall, Liddell Street tomorrow, Friday, 30th iust. Lodge tyled at 4 p.m., and called off till 7 p.m, precise. Visiting brethren cordially invited to be present. By Order of the W.M. At 8.30 p.m. a social and dance will be held in the hall at which ■ the lady friends ot brethren are invited to be present. JpUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. Direction - Harry Keesing. A Unique Attraction. FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 30th. The only Authentic BURN S-JO 11 NSON PICTURES, Per Electric Biograpb, at 8.15 p.m. By arrangement with Hugh D. Mclntosh, promoter of the contest, and holder of the World’s Picture Rights. Every incident leading up to the great fight, including the whole of the contest from slart to finish and the training of the two men. Also a number of New Pictures, including Italy’s Marvellous Cavalry, the most sensational film of the day. Popular Prices pUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. Wednesday & Thursday. MAY, STH & 6th. VALENTINE’S ALL STAR PICTURES. Everything new and up-to-date. Two. complete changes. Popular Prices : 2s, is 6d, & is. Children half-price. PRIVATE JUVENILE DANCING CLASS. A CLASS conducted by Mr C. Berthold, in conjunction with Miss Levett, as above, will be held in the Masonic Hall, every Saturday afternoon. Terms: Half a guinea for 12 lessons. Fees payable in advance. Intending pupils will please leave their names either with Mr Berthold or Miss Levett. ALL SAINTS’ LADIES GUILD. ANNUAL CHILDREN’S BALL. THE above function will take place in the Public Hall on Monday, 24th May. Full particulars in later issue. PUBLIC NOTICE. ' NOTICE is hereby given that all accounts owing to me and remaining outstanding after May 20th next, will be sued for without further notice. G. T. WOODROOFE. Foxtou, April 29th, 1909. THANKS. MR and MRS CAMPBELL wish to thank their many kind friends for their sympathy during their great trouble.

THANKS. MR and MRS CAMPBELL wish to thank Dr. Mandle for his great kindness and attention to their little sou during his long illness. FRESH AND SMOKED FISH. FOR SALE. DAILY at Mr Rae-Howard’s office, fresh and smoked fish and fresh oysters. A. LAZARETTE, Telephone 53. BRICKS FOR SALE. First-class bricks on truck at Rongotea Siding, at £2 15s per thousand. A. CAVE, Rongotea. WANTED —A general servant. Apply Mrs Baillie, Bank of N.Z., Foxton. WANTED— A strayed dark bay horse, 16 hands, slight scars on knees. Reward. R. J. Thompson, Feilding. LOST. A SMALL bunch of keys. Finder please return to this office where a reward will be given. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen, I TAKE this opportunity of thanking those who favoured my candidature at yesterday’s election, and although defeated, I hope to be more successful on a future occasion. I also desire to congratulate the new Council, and wish them a successful term of office. Yours etc., , E. BALL.