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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2380, 17 January 1922, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! ONE NIGHT ONLY. MITCHELL LEWIS in “THE LAST OF HIS PEOPLE.” “THE LAST OF HIS PEOPLE.” There’s more punch in this picture than there is in Georges Carpen- \ tier’s “right” knockout. Mitchell Lewis’ delineation of a fiillhlooded Indian from boyhood to manhood is never to be forgotten. POINTS OF INTEREST: The magnificent scenery of a North-Wesi lumber land, with towering trees, snowcapped hills, and rushing mountain streams. Lone Wolf’s avowal of vengeance and his thrilling pursuit of his sister’s betrayer through the rushing rapids in a frail canoe. A breathless light to the death on a narrow ledge high up the moun-tain-side, and how a Red Man kept his oath. Extra: “THE BRANDED FOUR.” Prices, (id and 1/1. THURSDAY! THURSDAY! “THE PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS.” PONTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. lIOR< )WIIENUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. Pu RSUANT to the provisions of the Electric Power Boards Act, 11)18, 1 hereby give notice that an election will he hold on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of February, 1022, for the purpose of electing one member (if the Horowhenna Electric Power Board to represent the Borough of Eoxton; and I hereby appoint the Town Clerk's Office, Alain Street, Eoxton, as the place, and the L-! day of February, 1022 (before noon),as the day for the nomination of candidates for such office. A deposit of C! must accompany each nomination. The Distrid Electors’ Roll (Supplementary) will close on the 25th •lamiarv. 1 022. at -1.0 p.m. W. TRUEMAN. Returning Officer. 11l 7.21,31 ' WARNING TO TRESPASSERS. Trespassers on the property of the undersigned, at Moutoa, will he prosecuted without respect to persons. K. JOHNSTON. S. AUSTIN. Eoxton,- January 1(5, 1022. . POST US YOUR FILMS FOR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. Films received by morning mail returned same day. ft 'eSuM.c& 3.3 WILLIS STREET, Wellington. J TO THE SEASIDE. SUNDAY MOTOR LAUNCH SERVICE. O 'J'HE Motor Launch NAOMI will convey passengers to the. seaside EVERY SUNDAY, leaving the Wharf at I<> a.in. and 2 p.m. Return fare 2/0, children half-price. K. CARTER, Proprietor. (|REAT REMOVAL SALE, commencing TO-MORROW. Get in early. Pulian's Boot Depot. A. & P. ASSOCIATION. SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW. To he held on the R A (’E( 'OU R SE, LEVIN, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 1 Sth and UHh -January, 1022. SCHEDULES limy be obtained at “Herald" Office, or posted to any address on application to R. D. WALLACE, Secretary, Telephone 135. Box 27, Levin. CHRISTMAS GIFTS! CHRISTMAS GIFTS! JjEFORE making a final selection of Christinas Gifts, call and inspect my stock of Pipes by the leading makes. Gold and Silver-mounted Cigarette and Cigar Holders, Silver and Gold-nnfunted Pouches, Match Boxes, Perfumes, Safety and Blade Razors, Strops, Choice Toilet Requisites. The leading and favourite brands of Cigars and Cigarettes, suitable for presentation purposes. Walking Sticks, Pocket Knives, etc., etc. S. MATTAR, S. MATTAR, ROSY HAIRDRESSING AND TOBA CCONIST S A LOON, Main Street, Eoxton. Wanted KNOWN—Special reductions. Towels 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 each. White Voile, 44in. wide, 2/11. F. GABITES. WANTED KNOWN.—Black Wool, 9/d, 1/-, 1/(5, skein. Men’s Knitted Sox, 2/3 pair.—F. GABITES. DON’T forget to call for your repairs. Closing down SATURDAY NEXT. Pulian’s Boot Depot.