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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1749, 6 November 1917, Page 3

Will the person who took overcoat from Methodist porch on -Sunday night please return same to Miss Signal. NOTICE. Mil h. w. Richmond, undertaker, Avenne Road, Foxton, wishes to inform the general public that the fact of his being indisposed will in no way interfere with the carrying on of his well-known rind established business, as he has made arrangements with Mr W. R. Kells, one of the best-known and principal undertakers of Palmerston North, to carry out any work required. All orders left at the residence, Coley Street, Foxton, or a ring on ’Phone 254 Palmerston N., will be immediately attended to. Wanted —a girl for light housework. Apply Mrs E. Walker, Russell Street. KOSY THEATRE PALMERSTON NORTH. 2.0 to 5.0 6.30 to 10.0, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. ALICE BRADY ALICE BRADY in ‘THE DIVORCE GAME. “THE DIVORCE GAME. A Delicately Daring Picture Play made from the French Drama, “Mademoiselle Fi-Fi.” A WONDERFUL CAST AND SUPERB ACTING. NOTE. —This production is the lastword in magnificence of setting. Also— THE IRON CLAW, No. 10. PALACE PALMERSTON NORTH. 6.30 to 10.0. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. A STRIKING AND POWERFUL DRAMA NANCY’S BIRTHRIGHT. NANCY’S BIRTHRIGHT. A Contrast of Wealth and Poverty, Love and Adventure, Misery and Happiness. EDYTHE STERLING and a Particularly Strong Company, in a Play that will ap- ' peal to all. Also:— CHARLIE CHAPLIN in - THE PAWNSHOP. Wanted to Purchase—Four or five-roomed house in Foxton, Reasonable price. Cash. Apply Foxton,