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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1465, 28 October 1915, Page 3

£IORONATION TOWN HALL. FI U.,L Kirs I*l ('TURKS. TO-NIGtIIT! A magnificent Nordisk star drama, “( lIILDI.ICN OK THU ('IIICUS.;’ Fally’s rmd Mabel’s Married Life—G Zeppelin Raid on Paris —lmerest A Life in lire Balance —Drama The Peacemaker --Domic The Latest Topic...i’ > < ./atto. FRIDAY AIM 1) SATURDAY! The Reliance Company present a powerful drama and a stirring story of Old America, TIIK SLAVE CTRL. Cleaning Time —Comedy Love Will Out —Drama Up in the Air —Comedy The Image of the Past —Drama Topical Budget No. 196-1. FOXTON BOROUGH BAND. BANDSMEN arc requested to meet at the banclroom to-night at 6.30 o’clock, to assist in the welcome to Lance-Corporal McAllister. A. SMITH, Hon. Sec. Dominion OK m ’sl Nkvv Zealand. WAR CENSUS. BY proclamation issued under the National Registration Act, tyts, EVERY MALE resident of New Zealand between the ages ot 17 and 60, is required to register NO P LATER THAN TUESDAY, 9111 NOVEMBER, 1915. Schedules for registration are obtainable at all Post Offices throughout the Dominion. For the convenience of the public the offices of Registrars of Births, Deaths and Marriages in the chief centres will be open continuously (Sundays excepted) from 9 a.m. to q pan. during the registration period (26th October to 9th November, 1915,) for the purpose of affording assistance in the Idling up of the schedules to any persons desiring it. It ins also been arranged that postal officers at Post Offices throughout the Dominion, during ordinary office hours, will also on application help any persons desirous of assisting in Idling up the schedules. The obligation to register is a personal one. The fact that a form has not been addressed to or received by any person does not absolve him from responsibility to register. Any person liable to register who refuses, fails, or neglects to do so will be prosecuted. (BY ORDER). MALCOLM FRASER, Government Statistician. Weliinglon, 21st October, [915. FOXTON PATRIOTIC SOCIETY, A MEETING of (he above - Society will be held in the Council Chambers on MONDAY NEXT at 7.30 p.m. Business : Important A lull attendance is urgently requested. L. R. FREEMAN, Hon. Sec. Phi ELI Ml NARY NOTICE. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. On premises Easton Sired, Foxfou, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, At r p.m. MOUNSRY ik CO., have received instructions from Mr G. O. Barber to sell the whole of his household furniture and effects, entirely without reserve. Full particulars in Saturday’s issue. AUCTION SALU OF 111011 - CLASS GOODS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30J11., At 1 o'clock Sharp. IN CECIL CAFE PREMISES (Opposite Whyte’s Motel). m 4 I'\URRAN.of FcildJL » i," ing, will sell by Public Auction a valuable lot of goods by well-known British makers, comprising very fine China Afternoon Tea Sets, Pedestal Vases, Canteens of Cutlery, Valuable Sets of Carvers, Entree Dishes, Four-teen-day Chiming Clocks, Tea and Coffee Services, Silverware, Cruets, and many other lines 100 numerous to mention. These goods are being sold on account of Mr. W. GIBSON, who has gone to the front, and every article must be sold to wind up the business. NO RKSKRVK. GOODS NOW ON VIEW. PRIVATE SALES DAILY. KINDLY INSPECT. T. A, DURRAN, Auctioneer, HIMATANUI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1915. TVTEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell as above;— 30 18-mth empty heifers \] snringing heifers 15 choice springing heifers 2 forward cows 2 cows and calves 2 store cows 4 speyed cows 4 heifers in milk 3 good springing dairy cows 2 Jersey Bulls 200, woolly ewes with 100 per cent, lambs 50 empty ewes 20 sacks cape barley