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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2343, 18 October 1921, Page 3

'ONLY THING FOR PILES.' Thus writes Mrs F. P., Tokomaru Bay:—“I have been on holiday, and left ‘Zann’ behind. Please send at once, as it is the only thing that relieves me, and I have suffered from the malady.” A new booklet, “Piles: Their Cause and Cure” —which fully describes the Zann Double Absorption Treatment for Piles, mailed on receipt of three penny stamps. Money refunded if not satisfied with Zann treatment. Address, in confidence, the Zann Proprietary, Box 952, Wellington. 2 ¥onald N. SHAW ACCOUNTANT & COMMISSION AGENT, 'n Foxton. TRADESMEN’S BOOKS balanced, and Accounts rendered. Collections undertaken. Address: Ravensworth Place. TOWN HALL PICTURES. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! TSURU AOKI (Mrs Sessue Hayakawa) in “THE BREATH OF THE GODS.” A secret service love story, with a Jap. setting. Usual prices, fid, 1/1. Thursday: “OUTSIDE THE LAW.” SHEPHERD’S HORSEBREAKERS

(Professional) WILL be at the Barber Estate, Himatangi, for one month, and solicit outside entries. For particulars apply c/o W. Renton, Himatangi, ’phone 100. ROYAL PICTURES. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY! Sir Walter Besarit, the famous English novelist, dealt vividly with the lust of wealth in his greatest book: “BEYOND THE DREAMS OF AVARICE.” THE DREAMS OF AVARICE.” WHO WILL GET OLD BURLEY’S MONEY? Prize-fighters, Costermongers, Ballet Girls, Baronets, Long-lost Relations All Want a Bit of It! t almost drove a man to murder. In the end they all lost it! L strong cast of English artists: IENRY VICTOR, JOYCE DEARSLEY, ADELAIDE GRACE. JjOST. —On Saturday night, a Cameo Ring. Valued as a keepsake. Finder rewarded on returning same to this office. WANTED TO BUY. —Young horse suitable for farm work; broken to plough. Apply Hape Hing, Moutoa, or Chung Wah, Foxton, WANTED— Boy for poultry _ farm. Apply M. H. Walker, Norbiton Road.