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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1330, 28 November 1914, Page 3

Royal ' IUK - XYOYAL ' TO-NIGHT ! A STIRRING, STARTLING DRAMA OF THE WEST ; TH K DEPUTY SHERIFF’S STMT A Sensational Picture. A Remarkable Play. MONDAY! A GREAT WAR PICTURE : LORD ( ITUMLEV. A Special Feature. A Sound Production. PRICES • Dress Circle I/-, Stalls 6d, Children Half-price. •mfIINICIPAL Covonax?JL tion Town Hah, ho-NTGHT. MOXSIKI'H LK('()(,). OK THE PKLIT'.KLOX INN TRAGEDY. Eclair's Great Star Drama in 3,000 leet of film. Circle is, Stalls 6d, Cliildren under 14 half-price. COMING. WEDNESDAY NEXT ! 111NKMOA AND H TANEKAI. The Legend of the Pretty Maori Maiden of Rotorua. METHODIST CHURCH, FOXTON. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, SUNDAY, NOV. 29TH. Morning 11.0, Afternoon 2.30, Evening /0. Preacher: Rev W. G. Maslin. Anniversary Music. All invited. ANNIVERSARY SOCIAL. MASONIC HALL. MONDAY, 30TII INST., at 8 p.m. Excellent Programme. Children Singing. Recitations, Dialogues, etc. Prize Distribution. Refreshments. Admission : Adults 1,-, Cliildren 6d. Scholars free. fJAOWN HALL - FOXTON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER IST. ONE NIGHT ONLY. PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION! E. J. Cakkoi.i, and J. C. Williamson, Ltd., Present Ml 1. & MHS. .1. M. MO ITAT'S BRILLIANT COMPANY OF SCOTTISH I*l.A V KRS IN BUN rY FULLS THE STRINGS. B\ Graham Moffat. THE I*l AY THAT DISPERSES THE WAR GLOOM. Bunl.y is a Play to see and remember. It ran for 600 niglM a the Haymarket, London, and 400 nights in New York. IK VOI'KE NOT HAITI il IN' YOU'RE GREETIN'. RESERVED SEATS 5/-, Back Seals 3/- and 2,'-. Box Plan at Town Clerk’s Office. ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH. A GIFT TEA in connection with the forthcoming Garden Party will be held at the Vicarage on VV EDNESDAY, December 2nd, at 3 p.m. FOX TON RACING CLUB. NOMINATIONS. WE I GHTS AND ACCEPTANCES.

TVOMINATIONS for ALL 111 EVENTS (I.NCI TIDING Trial Stakes first day, and Maiden Hack second day), close with the Secretary, at Foxlon.on WEDNESDAY, January 4lh, 1915, at 9 p.rn. WEIGHTS will be declared on or about January yth. ACCEPTANCES for Firs I Day close on THURSDAY, January 14th, 1915, at 9 p.m. ENDELL WANKLYN, Secretary. AUCTION SALE FURNITURE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH, at I p.m. ON ACCOUNT MR. E. ALEXANDER. AVENUE ROAD. MOUNSEY N CO. have received instructions to sell as above the whole of his nearly new Household Furniture and Eliecls. comprising : Expensive antique wood bedstead, complete with mattrasses and kapoc beds, 2 antique duchess pairs, 2 duchess chests, 2 washstands: 2 toilet sets, single hospital bedstead complete with beds, 6 good chairs,' all-rimu dresser, good tapestry couch, do in leather, 2 good tables and covers, 2 hanging lamps, table do, new hand sewing machine, new linoleums throughout, crockery, pots and pans, 12-galion copper and stand, fenders, laying hens and pallets, baths, sundries. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. CABINBTMAKING AND PICTURE-FRAMING. WH. SALLfcCK, Whittaker • Street, Foxton, notifies the public that he will undertake the manufacture of all classes of funnture and picture training. Old and damaged furniture overhauled and made equal to new. Experienced workmanship, prices right, and satisfaction guaranteed. Support loca industry, and save freight. A trial solicited. Enquiries left at Mis Parkes’ shop will receive prompt attention. Wanted known. The whole of E. Alexanders (Avenue Road) furniture and effects will be auctioned without reserve on Monday.