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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1388, 20 April 1915, Page 3

pORONATION TOWN HALL. FILLER'S FICTFRES. TO-NIGHT! MNAL SCREENING OF riIHE 1 NSPECTOR’S JL HE INSPECTOR’S A TORY 3TORY The Lubin Company’s powerfully pathetic drama, featuring America’s great child actress. Supported by other items of special interest. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT : The Kalem Company present a highly interesting romance. A study of reincarnation, MYSTERY' OF THE SLEEP INO DEATH. Featuring that popular actress. Alice Joyce. ALSO ; His New Profession—Keystone C. French Battleships —lnterest Little Mischief —Drama Summer Resort Idyll —Comic The Price of a Lie —Drama THE KOVAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! NONE KIT THE KRAVE, This great war drama will be repeated to-night. The battle scenes in this picture are actual photographs of the war, WEDNESDAY—A great picture by the well-known Biograph Co.. HONOUR OF THE LAW and DOCTOR'S MISTAKE. THURSDAY—'I’ H E 1NI) 1A N.

rjIOWN HALL - FOXTON. TUESDAY, APRIL 2/TH. Direction - Dramas, Ltd (By special arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd. WITHIN npHK J AW. ITH IN All K a/WV. The record-breaking drama. Some of its records :—London : Twelve months at the Haymarket Threatre, under the direction of Sir Robert Tree; A Royal Command performance: New York : Sixteen months continuous rim. The author eulogised by the President of United States ; Melbourne and Sydney: Four months continuous run in each city. within nniiE t aw. U ITHIN Xhe J-iAW. Played by a powerful company of specially selected types chosen by Mr E. W. Morrison, the J. C. Williamson producer. Prices: 4s, 3s, 2s. Box Plan at Mrs Teviotdale’s. No extra charge for booking. THANkS. MR J. A. SMITH and family desire to extend their sincere thanks to all who forwarded floral tributes and messages of sympathy in connection with their recent bereavement, also to the members ot the Vincent de Paul Society and Mr J. Hurley for kindly services rendered. FOXTON HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES. Pursuant to section II of “The Local Elections "and Polls Act, 1908,” and its amendments. IT HEREBY give notice that the JL following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the oflice of two representatives on the Foxton Harbour Board, viz., HENNESSY, Philip J. JENKS, Frederick E. And as the number so nominated does not exceed the vacancies to be filled, 1 hereby declare the said P. J. Henncssy and F. E. Jenks duly elected as representatives on the Foxton Harbour Bonrd for the ensuing term. April 20th. 1915. C. J. KENT-JOHNSTON, Returning Officer. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. I' ADIES & GENTLEMEN.—At -J the request of a number of electors I have decided to offer my services as a candidate at the forthcoming election. If elected my support will be given to any movement that will further the welfare of the borough.—Yours faith fully, JAS. W. STEVENSON. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies & gentlemen.—l have pleasure in announcing ray candidature for a seat on the Borough Council. If elected it will be ray aim to safeguard the interests of the electors as a whole —Yours faithfully, R. BRYANT. TO THE DISTRICT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF FOXTON.

lADIES & GENTLEMEN—In J again offering you my services as one of your representatives on the Council at the forthcoming municipal election, I will, if elected, endeavour to safeguard the interests of the borough as a whole 1 hope my past services as one of your representatives on the Council during the past twelve years will entitle me to a renewal of your conhdence. — Yours obediently, GEO. C. COLEV. BOROUGH ELECTION, TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies & gentlemen.—i beg to announce that I will be a candidate for a further term on the Council. If re-elected 1 will do my best in the interests of all. —Yours faithfully. L. R. FREEMAN.