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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2352, 8 November 1921, Page 3

THE WEATHER. © The Government Meteorologist wires as follows: — The indications are for freshening southerly winds prevailing at times. The weather appears likely to be ploudy and unsettled, with rain following. Barometer rising soon. Seas heavy, tides good. - THE NEW METHOD. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is an antiseptic, and when applied to a cut, bruise, wound or burn without bandaging the injured parts, it causes the wound to heal without maturation, and in about one-third of the time required by the old treatment. It also destroys the germs that cause blood poisoning and lockjaw. For sale everywhere. —Advt. A SHOP DAY A SHOP DAY IN AID OF THE PLUNKET FUNDS. Will be held in premises next C. M. Ross Cov.’s NEXT SATURDAY. Gifts of Cakes, Produce, Jam, Pickles, etc., will be appreciated. Goods maybe left at Plmiket Room, Clvde Street. B. McMURRAY, Hon. Sec. PLUNKET NURSE. Nurse BOSHER will be at the Blanket Room, Clyde, Street, next garage, every FRUDAY, from 11 to 12 and 2 to 5 pan. Next Friday a tajk to mothers, from 3 to 4 p.m. B. McMURRAY, Hon. Sec. TOWN HALL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GLADYS WALTON in Universal’s special circus attraction “PINK TIGHTS.” Also Comedy. 1/1, 2/1, children h.p. Wednesday: Mayo in “COLORADO” MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. TRIENNIAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 7th, 1921. OF FIVE TRUSTEES. The following are the number of Votes recorded for the respective Candidates at the present Election : BARBER, W. E. GO EASTON, Kenneth, AT EASTON, Frederick S. AtJ KING, Abraham A 3 CTIRYSTALL, John 51 UPTON, Oswald 11. 33 I therefore declare Messrs \\. E. Barber, Kenneth Easton, Frederick S. Easton, Abraham King, and John Chrvstall dulv elected. W. BOCK, Returning Oflicer. Fokton, Nov. Till, 1921. ROYAL PICTURES. AUSTRALIA’S GREATEST PICTURE TO DATE. Made by the I). W. Grillilhs of Australia, Raymond Longford, for E. .1. and Dan Carroll. “RUDD'S NEW SELECTION.” “RUDD’S NEW SELECTION.” Meet Dad, Mum, Dave, Sarah, Joe, Nell and the Terrible Twins. Prices 2/1, 1/1, children half-price. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! A Magnificent Broadwest English Mystery Play: “THE CASE OF LADY CAMBER.” “THE CASE OF LADY CAMBER.” A drama lie problem picture of two men, two women, and a mysterious drug. Extra: “THE BRANDED FOUR.” 'Prices, (id, 1/1, children half-price. CRICKET. \ GENERAL MEETING of all interested in Cricket will ho held in All Saints’ School! on FRIDAY EVENING next, at -8 o'clock. E. W. HUNTLEY. MASONIC HALL - FOXTON. IMPORTANT MEETING. MIL GEORGE WILSON, Missionary, from China and Malaya (D.V.), gives an address on THURSDAY NEXT, AT 7.30 P.M. Subject: “23 YEARS CHRISTIAN WORK, ESPECIALLY AMONGST THE LEPERS.” Tbis will he intensely interesting. All Welcome. Come and Bring Your Friends. San key’s Hymns used. No Collection. j\|ADE TO MEASURE SUITS., £5 A/-, guaranteed (it, and coat finished with special unbreakable “Hymo” front. A lovely range of tweeds to choose from. —BARR & TYER, the Men’s Outfitters. WANTED. TO BUY.—Scrap lead and tea lead, Id per lb. “Herald” Office. Grazing to let—Apply Kinlev, Union Street, Foxton. J>IG REDUCTIONS in MeCrae Mattresses. Double Bed size, 38/9; three-quarter hod size, 34/6; single bed size, 29/11. At BARR & TYER’S, the Furnishing Drapers. p.'GABITES’ for Special Prices. — Men’s White Handkerchiefs, 1/-, 1/11, 1/2 each. Men’s Handkerchiefs with coloured borders, 1/6, 1/11.