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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1219, 12 March 1914, Page 3

RICKED HIS BACK.

“I ricked my back severely, and was unable to stand upright,” writes Mr Thos. H. Maher. Ebden, Vic. “I had seen Chamberlain’s Pain Balm advertised for strains, and thought 1 would see what it would do for me. The first application gave me relief, and I was quite myselt again after using only a quarter of a bottle ” For sale everywhere. —Advt.

OORONATION TOWN HALL. CATHOLIC BAZAAR & ART UNION. In Aid of the Church Funds. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT ! The Stalls will include two Plain and Fancy Stalls, under the management of Mrs Hudson, with Miss Hennessy; and Mrs Hooker senr. with Mrs Hynes. Mrs Jackson will have charge of the Sweets Stall, and Mrs Duggan the Produce Stall. The Refreshment Rooms will be under the capable management of Mrs Richmond and a staff of efficient assistants. The articles to be disposed of include many beautiful paintings, drawings, and other works of art by some of the most distinguished artists in New Zealand. The services of Miss Agnes Segrief, a well-known New Zealand singer, and numerous other vocalists, have been requisitioned. Some very special items will be given by the Convent school children. The Orchestra will attend each evening. A special feature of the amusements will be the Siege of the Pankhust Castle, directly imported from the United States for the occasion. The Ait Gallery, in charge of Mr Rockel, would in itself justify a full house. The other items of amusement include the games of Hoopla, Aunt Sally, etc. All who attend the bazaar tomorrow (FRIDAY) night will receive a numbered ticket at the door, the butts of which will be raffled in the usual way and the drawer presented with a valuab'e work of art. P. J. HENNESSY, Hon. Sec.

OORONATION TOWN HALL. MUNICIPAL PICTURES. SATURDAY! THOSE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES. STAR DRAMA, of 3>ooo FEETTiny Tim Frightens His Mother —C. Topical Budget —Topical Billy’s Career as Butler —Comic Native Regatta at Tonking —Educ. For Lizzie’s Sake —Comic The Monogramraed Cigarette —D. The Hit of the Season —Comic FREE MATINEE for children over 14, on SATURDAY Afternoon, at 2.30 o’clock. Adults, usual prices, FIRST CLASS ORCHESTRA, (Under new management). Circle Is, Stalls and Pit 6d. CHILDREN HALF - PRICE. BOOKING FREE at the Town Clerk’s Office during office hours. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. C. J. KENT-JOHNSTON, Manager BTHE SALVATION ARMY. WEDNESDAY, MARCH ißth., at /.45 P-m-OPENING OF THE NEW HALL IN THE AVENUE by Commissioner Richards, ASSISTED BY BRIGADIERS BRAY and Carmichael and Captain Suter. COMMEMORATION BANQUET in the Masonic Hall, at 6 p.m. Admission I/-, Children halfprice. Everybody welcome at both gatherings. NOTICE. f|T H E undersigned begs to i notify that all accounts remaining unpaid after March 25th, will be sued for without further notice. C. H. COLLINS. Foxton, February 28th, 1914. ~~ ROYAL ASSEMBLIES. milE Royal Dancing Assemblies I will commence on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT and will be held in the Royal Hall every Friday evening from that date onwards. Gents. 2s, Ladies Is. Wanted known. just opened up, 50 Tailor-made Box Suits, all new designs and patterns, from 45/-- G. H. STILES. WANTED,--to milk 40 or 50 cows, on shares. Apply, “Milkers,” Office,