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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2116, 17 April 1920, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. ROYAL PICTURES, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GERALDINE FARRAR in “SHADOWS.” “SHADOWS.” A Drama of .Eastern Days ami Alaskan Nights. Only live minutes in an Alaskan dance hall to force to a terriblee climax the drama that casts its dark shadows on her later life and •happiness. Never has Geraldine Farrar had such a role on stage or screen. MONDAY! MONDAY! ' A DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME : JEWEL CARMEN in “THE FALLEN ANGEL “THE FALLEN ANGEL Based on a story by Gouvcrneur Morris. JANE AND KATHERINE LEE in “SMILES.” “SMILES.” A William Fox Comedy Picture. THE TALE OF TWO LITTLE GIRLS WHO WANTED EVERY- ' BODY TO BE HAPPY. NOTICE. S I am about to re-open the Marble Bar in my temporary premises, I would esteem as a favour the return of any tables and chair.'* taken charge of during the night'of the fire. If those in possession will communicate with me 1 will lake'delivery of same. M. E. PERREAU. £5 REWARD. r jPitE above reward will be paid to any person giving information Ilia! will lead to the eonvielion of the person or persons stealing building limber from my properly at Koputaroa. C. H. HOOD, Rangiotu. ■RIFLE CLUB DANCE. SELECT DANCE will be held in the Coronation Hail on THURSDAY, April 22nd, under the auspices of I lie Rifle Club. Dancing Sto 12. Supper supplied by Mrs Walls; music by Mr T. Easl. Committee; Messrs 11. f’raukland, it. McKegney. A. Barnard, S. Head. C. Rami, and J. Rider. Prices of Admission: Ladies .1/-. Gents 2/ti. The Comniilt.ee reserve the rigid to refuse admission. J. RIDER, M.C. FOOTBALL. MEETING of all those interested in football will be held in the. Town Hall Supper-room on TUESDAY, 20th inst., at 8 p.m. E. MeEWEN, ROORE RANGIHEUEA, Conveners.

TOWN MALL PICTURES. . TG-KI6HT!—BILLIE BURKE, in 4i !K PURSUIT OF POLLY. ,, I ndeeided jure, three suitors, and the most thrilling motor elms;'. MONDAY.— A double star picture: Wallace Reid and Geraldine Farrar in “THE DEVIL STONE” Episode 2 of “The Silent Mystery.” ],|LANKFTS arc a very scarce commodity to-day. BARR & TYEii have just received a small consignment, of heavy-tveight allwool Colonial Blankets, single and double sizes. Buy now before we are sold out. QUILTS display at BARR & TYER’S, during the next few days. These were bought 12 months ago, and prices are at least 10 to 20 per cent, below today’s ruling values., Now is the time to buy your Winter Coat. We are now displaying some very ultraetivo styles in the latest Model Coats. Wo cordially invite .you to inspect these very moderately priced garments. BARR & TYER, Vox I on. HIMATANGI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1920. The new Zealand loan and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., DTD., will sell as above — 0 3-year springing- heifers 0 2-year springing heifers . t-j 2-yea r springing heifers 9 2-year springing heifers 15 3-year steers 17 20-month steers 50 lambs • . 30 woolly lambs 30 shorn lambs ’ 4 heifers, r.w.b. 15 4i-year steers 12 18-month steers 8 15-mouth heifers 70 s.m. ewes 15 mixed ewes 87 empty ewes On account of Mr J. Raupi, who is leaving- the district, — 4 dairy cows (duo August and September, s.r.) 1 20-monlhs heifer, r.w.b. (s.x-.) 1 15-moullis Shorthorn bull (s.r.) 1 hack (s.r.) 1 15-months filly (s.r.) 1 saddle and martingale (s.r.) 1 cattle dog (s.r.) f jOST.—Grey horse. Anyone knowing' present whereabouts please communicate with E.""Fuller, Coley Street, Fostcnj. Reward of K2.