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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1488, 21 December 1915, Page 3

TOWN HALL. FULLER’S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! An Edison dramatic feature, filled with powerful dramatic incidents, “where is my WANDERING BOY TO-NIGHT ?” The'Reindeer —Nature Study Suspicious Characters —Comedy The Gill on the Trestle —Drama That Little Band of Gold —Comic The Pathe Gazette. WEDNESDAY, (ONE NIGHT ONLY.) A story of adventure in three acts, “THE RADIUM THIEVES.” Miss Fattv’s Seaside 1 • -Comic Tunis and Surroundings —Scenic Checkmate —Drama The Clubman —Comic The Pathe Gazette. OORONATION TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, DEC. 23RD, 191 5GRAND CONCERT. By pupils of St. Mary’s Convent. Overture at 8 p.m. To conclude with a dance. PRO GUAM ME: 1. Overture, Misses Conlan and Moffatt. 2. Action Song, “The Musicians,” Infants. 3. Chorus, “The Lily and the Rose,” Girls. 4. Recitation, Madge Desmond. 5. Piano Solo, “Barcarolle,” Gladys Walls. 6. Scarf Drill, Girls, 7. Song, “Let me Like a Soldier Fall,” Cyril Berthold. 8. Cantata, “Ihe Magic Wood.” 9. Chorus, “Till the Boys Come Home.” 10. Farce, “The Turned Head.” 11. Chorus, “Sons of New Zealand.” ADMISSION—CircIe 2s, Downstairs is. FURNITURE & EFFECTS FOR PRIVATE SALE/ TO be sold privately at the residence ot MU BO YES, Robinson Street. NEW AND UP-TO-DATE HOUSE H OLD FI I UiN IT 11 U E. Comprising Hall table with umbrella stand, hat stand, antique hall seat, Axminster hall carpet. DRAWING ROOM. Chesterfield couch, settee (antique), Morris chair, bucket-shape chair, fern stands, writing desk, drawing tables (small), perfectly new velvet pile carpet. DINING ROOM. Dining table, large easy chairs, book case, Brussels carpet square.

BEDROOMS. 2 duchess dressing tables, child’s cot and mattress, double bedstead with wire-woven and kapoc mattrasses, single bedstead with mattrasses, wardrobe with long mirror, 3 bedroom chairs, bedside tables, 2 Brussels carpet squares, linoleums. MISCELLANEOUS. Glass ware, china, cooking utensils, pots and pans, etc., preserving jars, clothes basket, washing board etc., lawn mower, garden tools, scythe, carpenter’s tools, saws, etc., etc. NOTE. — The goods can be inspected at Mr Boyes’ residence on Saturday next also on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday of next week. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CADETS RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT. Applications me invited from Youths between the ages of 15 and 17 years (last birthday) for positions as Cadets in the Railways Department. Forms of application and particulars in regard to conditions of employment, salary, etc., may be obtained from any Stationmaster. Applications to be addressed to the General Manager, Railways, Wellington. BY ORDER. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. REGISTRATION OF DOGS. NOTICE is hereby given that the Dog Tax for the year commencing Ist January. 1916, will be as under, viz: On all dogs other than working dogs registered before the 31st January, 1916, the tee will be 5/-, and working dogs 2/6. Alter which date the full fee of 10s (ten shillings) per dog will be collected n every case. Mr S Read is Registrar, and he yill be in attendance at his office in !iis residence, Colev Street, Foxton, xich day alter January Ist, 1916, luring the hours of 10 to 12 in the forenoon and 2 to 3 in the afternoon. C, J. KENT-JOHNSTON, Town Clerk. December 18th, IQISOWING to the extra rush of business during the holiday season we would ask our customers as a special favour not to return discount coupons between December 23rd next and January 3rd. WALKER & FURRIE. THOS. RIMMER. APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOOL CLEANING. APPLICATIONS arc invited for the position of Janitor at the Foxton State School at a salary of £1 oer week. Schedule of duties may be seen at Herald Office. Applications in writing close with the undersigned at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, 22nd inst. JOHN K. HORN BLOW. Chairman School Committee.