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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1315, 24 October 1914, Page 3

OVAL OYAL TO-NIGHT! A grand drama abounding in heart interest, featuring the brilliant dancer, Alice Joyce. THE PATH OF GENIUS, The sweetest love story ever. told. MONDAY & TUESDAY NEXT! THREE GREAT DRAMAS, “THE UNKNOWN." “JOBSON’S luck; 1 PRICES 1 Dress Circle i/-, Stalls 6d, Children Half-price. W. HAMER, Manager, MUNICIPAL Pictures, Coronation Town Hall, TO-NIGHT, “THE BRASS BOWL.” A grand drama of 2120 feet, replete with excitement and unexpected happenings. Circle Is, stalls 6d, children under 12 half-price. lABARET 'ABA RET .ANCER ’ANGER THE LAW. CORONATION TOWN HALL. MONDAY ! At 8 p.rn.

AN address on the Liquor Question as affecting the social and economic problems of the age, will be delivered by PHILIP SNOWDEN, M.P. Don’t lose this opportunity of hearing a member of the Mother of Parliaments. His Worship the Mayor will preside. ADMISSION FREE. Collection in aid of expenses. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. COMPLAINTS REVALUATION. Ratepayers being dissatisfied with the valuation of their properties are requested to put their complaints in writing, and let the Town Clerk have the same during the ensuing week. C. J. KENT-JOHNSION, Town Clerk. October 24th, 1914. UNRESERVED FURNITURE SALE. At the residence, Russell Street, Foxton. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26th, At I p.m. MOUNSE Y & CO. have received instructions from Mrs A. M. Nye to sell as above the whole of her household furniture and effects, piano, Singer drop-head sewing machine; — Upright grand piano by E. Wallner, chesterfield and 2 divan easy chairs in utreht velvet, Brussels carpet square, 2 full size bedsteads complete with mattrasses and bedding, 2 single do. complete, 3 duchess chests, 10 foot extension dining table witn cover, lead light and mirror sideboard, 7 piece dining room suite in leather, willow lounge chairs, b.r. fenders and brasses, upholstered folding chairs, easy willow do., coal skuttle, occ. tables, do. chairs, hearth rugs, pot plants, pictures, engravings, kapoc beds, blankets, curtains, blinds, box ottomon, linoleums, dress tables, toilet sets, hall stand, flower stands, 7 draw chest, Singer drop-head sewing machine, books, book shelves, kitchen table, glassware, crockery, kitchen utensils, jam and pickles, lady’s bicycle, lawn mower, wringer, 9 fowls, garden tools, verandah blind, sundries. BELGIUM & ENGLISH RELIEF FUND. "OARGELS of blankets, boots Jt. and clothing, etc., are invited from the local public to be forwarded to English and Belgian sufferers. Local tradesmen’s carts will convey parcels to Messrs Levin and Co„ who will forward them to Wellington free of cost.

LAUNDRY WORK. MISS E. HASLETT, Putter St., is prepared to take in private laundry work at reasonable prices. WANTED Employment of any description. Apply L. Wilson. WANTED —A good general. Apply Mrs A. Levy, Palmerston North. WANTED KNOWN—Just arrived Tartan Silk at 6s 6d yd. Tap. Silk in all colours from 8d yd. Floral crepes from B%d yd. Tobralco is yd. G. H. STILES. FOII A FEW DAYS’ ONLY. Mr P. WOLLERMAN, opposite Town Hall, notifies that he has disposed of the bulk of his stock, but has still a few lines left as follows, to be slaughtered off at almost any price, FOR A FEW DAYS’ ONLY : 8 brass rail and iron bedsteads, 4 cots, 7 washstands, 2 small tables, 2 second hand go-carts, fenders, fire brasses, second hand couches, fern stands, pic - ture moulding ana sundries. COME AND MAKE ME AN OFFER. P. WOLLERMAN (OPPOSITE TOWN HALL.)