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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2131, 22 May 1920, Page 3

JjOST.—A brown-paper parcel, calico, in Union Street. Return “Herald” Office. 1 ■ NOTICE. : NOTICE is hereby given that' the interests of Mr S. H. Signal in the engineering business of Messrs ROSS & SIGNAL having been purchased by the Eoxton Motor & Engineering Coy., the, two businesses will be amalgamated as from June Ist next, and will tie conducted by THE FOXTON MOTOR AND ENGINEERING COMPANY, LIMITED. The general engineering and blacksmithing departments will be carried on in the same premises in Main Street, and will lie under the ■supervision of Mr John Ross, and Messrs Pearson and Head will supervise the motor business in all its branches, in the premises in Clyde SI reel .

PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice is hereby given (hat the partnership business heretofore being carried on by Messrs PEARSON & HEAD, under the name of the Eoxton Motor and Engineering Co., will 'be discharged as from May 31 st-next. The business in future will he conducted by THE EOXTON MOTOR & ENGINEERING CO., LIMITED. All accounts owing to the partnership are to be paid to Messrs Pearson & Head.

ROYAL PICTURES. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Pa I he's Great Super-Drama: “INNOCENT.” “INNOCENT.” By, George Broadluirst, starring FANNIE WARD, tiic lovely girl who delies the ravages .of . age. You saw her in “The Cheat,” and wondered. Now see her in “INNOCENT” and marvel.’ FANNY WARD IN THE PICTURE OF HER CAREER. MONDAY! . MONDAY! GREAT TWO-FEATURE PON PROGRAMME. TOM MIX in “WESTERN BLOOD.” “WESTERN BLOOD.” VFLESKA SURATT in “THE SIREN.” “THE SIREN.” NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. TOWN HALL PICTURES. TOWN HALL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The famous Drury Lane Melodrama. 2/1 “SPORTING LIFE.” 11 2/1 “SPORTING LIFE.” 1/1 2/1 “SPORTING LIFE.” l/l THE RIG BOXING CONTEST. THE RACE FOR THE DERBY. THE' DOUBLE WEDDING. And many other exciting scenes, in 2/1 “SPORTING LIFE” l'l 2/1 “SPORTING LIFE.” l/l Be oarh the harrier lifts at eight sharp. DEAR MISS FOXTON, This is to inform yon that THE KIWIS are coming to visit Eoxlon, also to wish yon many happy returns for s to-day, for the, happier your returns to the theatre during our season here, the happier we shall he over our returns. But wo want to lie quite frank with you. ,We like coming here and doing the things wo are going to do, so whatever happens don't waste any pity on us. A\ e’re all right it’s you wd ? re thinking about ! First of all, you are going to get a real shock ! You wouldn’t think from the news in general that anyone was eouteneed nowadays —— hut you re wrong. HOLD ON TILL THE KIWIS THE KIWIS COME ALONG, AND SEE THEIR BRAN PIE. BRAN PIE. IT IS A MIXTURE OF 'WHOLESOME MIRTH AND CLEAN COMEDY underneath a crisp crust ot tuneful,. Typical and Topical Concerted Numbers, sweetened with I hose SINGERS WHO ARE A DELIGHT TO HEAR, and will be.served at the TOWN HALL on TUESDAY NEXT. Box plan is now'open at Mr Heath’s. Popular Prices; 4/2, 3/2, 2/2. |?OR HORSE COVERS, go to D. W. Robertson & Co., Ltd. Prices 4ft. (jin. 40/0; 4ft. Din., 47/0; sft., 48/0: sft. dim, 52/0; sft. Oin., 53/6; sft. Oin., 54/0. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, JOHN ROSS and SAMUEL HENRY SIGNAL, trading as ROSS & SIGNAL, engineers, wheelwrights and blacksmiths, is discharged as from April 30th, 1920. All debts owing to the late firm to be paid to Mr John Ross on or before May 31st. The late business will in future be carried on under the name of The Fox ton Motor & Engineering Co., Ltd. (Signed) JOHN ROSS.- < SAMUEL HENRY SIGNAL. Sure and certain, WADE’S WORM FIGS. Children like them,