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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1483, 9 December 1915, Page 3

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Perreau’s 6d cakes are in great demand now eggs and batter are dear ATION TOWN HALL. FULLER’S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! A brilliant Lubin production of city and society life, u RATED AT TEN MILLIONS.” Do Re Mi Boom —Keystone Comic The Fiend at the Throttle —Drama John Bull’s Sketch Book —Cartoons Who’s Who in Hogg’s Hollow —C. The Pathe Gazette. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! The Lubin Go. present a play of smiles and tears, featuring the popular player, Arthur Johnston, -J IPE T INK. t a '.o' ,u. a T' O JLJ LBE i-JINE. Dare Devil Chief —Keystone Comic Haunting Memories —Drama The Actor’s Boarding House —C. Tangle of Pokes and jokes —Comic Topical Budget No, 202. F OXTON OXTON PATRIOTIC ATRIOTIO SOCIETY. OCIETY. CORONATION TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, DSC. 17th, 1915, GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT, (In aid of Wounded Soldiers’ Fund). Consisting of vocal and military songs and chorus in costume. LOOK OUT FOR FULLER PARTICULARS. ADMISSION : Upstairs 2/-, Downstairs 1/. ALF. FRAER, President. L. R. FREEMAN, Hon. Sec. QORONATION TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, DEC. 2.jRD, 1915. GRAND CONCERT. By pupils of Si. Mary’s Convent. Overture at 8 p.m. To conclude with a dance. ADMISSION—CircIe 2s, Downstairs is. WA NTED KNOWN—Kit Bags gAd iojdd,i 1 cording to- size, 27in. Embroidery is Bhi cl yard. Cole’s Cash Drapery. WANTED KNOWN Children’s Washing Overalls is lid to 3s I Id. Ladies’ Nightdresses 3s 6d. Cole’s Cash Drapery. WANTED KNOWN Men’s Hard Felts, good ma.kes, is lid. Boys’ Caps 6d. Wide-end Ties all gd. Cole’s Cash Drapery. FUNERAL NOTICES. pHE friends of the late Mr C. L H. Collins are respectfully vited to attend his funeral, which ill leave the residence of Mr W. irkley at 2 o’clock on Saturday for ie Foxton Cemetery. A. JONSON, Undertaker. CHE friends of the late Ada Nelson are respectfully in■rmed that her funeral will leave ;r husband’s residence at 230 clock Friday, December 10th. THOS. GRIGGS &SON, Undertakers, WANTED KNOWN Boys’ Jersey Suits6s lid must go. Nursery Flannelette (/Ad. Single Bed Sheeting is yd. Cole’s Cash Drapery. __ WANTED KNOWN Four Only Woollen Jerseys, men’s, worth 5 s 6d, now 2s lid. Gents. Lounge Suit 12s 6d. Cole’s Cash Drapery.