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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2167, 24 August 1920, Page 3

|TOR SALK. —(.{cut's bicycle, in good order, {'lien)). Apply (hi* office. ‘ T< )AN HALL - I’OXTOX. TUESDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1(120. CHILDREN'S PARTY. (Under (he auspices of All Saints' Ladies’'Guild). THK JUVENILE EVENT OK THE YEA R. Dancing ul 7 pan. Gome and see ihe children in ihcir charming cusihmic-'. G.kol Hour, music and rerreslimcnls. Gliiidren 1 li, Adults 'I/-. ROYAL PICTURES. ROYAL PICTURES. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY! YOU ALL LIKE A BIG, VIRILE, DRAMATIC STORY. You willed it in (be Six Reel Sided SupciTcalurc: ‘ CODE OF THE YUKON.” ‘ CODE OF THE YUKON.” A MIGHTY DRAMA. OK THE EAR • NORTH. Stirring and fascinating IMG MITCHELL LEWIS gives an. even greater characterisation as Jean Dubois, the French-Ca-r.adian miner. He is not a beauty—but he can act ! Fort raying a human elm racier jn a human way. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY A POWERFUL STORY. EXTRA.— “THE MAN OF MIGHT.” NOTE.—See ALICE BRADY on Friday CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG on Saturday. AUCTION SALE. AT THE SECTION, PURCELL STREET, FOXTON. MONDAY, AUGUST 301 h, 1020. At 1.30 pan. ]_\|OUNSEY & CO. have received instructions from Mr W. T. SAPS FORD to sell as above, and a.s follows; — I-ACRE SECTION, situate on the corner of Purcell and Harbour Si reds, Fox I on; 2 iron sheds, sizes 121:t. x BIT., and (ift.,x 1111; Shaddock range, in good order; 4. tanks; 14 gallon copper; 1 washing machine; 34 x 12 tent and fly; dairy cow, 2nd caiver, due end September; choice flairy heifer, iu calf; dairy heifer (empty). FOR SALE BY TENDER. TENDERS are invited for the purchase for removal of a sound, well-built cottage" 1 of three rooms, situate in Coley Street. Tenders close with the undersigned on Monday, August 30th, at 8 pan. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For inspection of cottage applv to J. C. BETTER, Coley Street. WATER AXD DRAINAGE LOAN PROPOSALS. A MEETING of Councillors and all interested and favourable to the carrying of the above will be held in the Council Chamber at 7.30 o'clock this evening. J. CHRYSTALt, Mayor.