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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2390, 9 February 1922, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The Attraction of the Year. BEAUMONT SMITH, the Eminent Australian Producer, presents “WHILE THE BILLY BOILS!” “WHILE THE BILLY BOILS!” HENRY LAWSON’S IMMORTAL STORY. What a wealth of romance lies hidden in the sunlit hilltops —buried in the sombre; shades of the scrub — beneath the crooning creek —out on the open plains of the great “out back!” Prices: 2/-, 1/-, plus tax; children half price. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! FOR A MILLION—AND A GIRL! Poppy Wyndlmm and Gregory Scott in “A DEAD CERTAINTY.” “A DEAD CERTAINTY.” From the Famous Story by Nat Gould. It is an All-English Production. It represents the true British instinct for sport and fair play. It outrivals “A Fortune at Stake.” Prices: 6d, 1/1, children half-price. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in “MID-CHANNEL.” DON’T mss IT!

Town hall foxton. CONCERT " CONCERT CONCERT CONCERT BY LEVIN METHODIST CHOIR, Assisted by other friends at Foxton. THURSDAY! THURSDAY! FEBRUARY 16th, at 8 o’clock. IN AID OF FOXTON METHODIST CHURCH. CHOIR OF THIRTY VOICES, SUPPORTED BY AN ORCHESTRA First Part of Programme to consist of items from Cantata “A JOYFUL THANKSGIVING” (Caleb Simper). Second Part to be Miscellaneous. Violins: Miss Williamson, Messrs Franklin and Sawtell; flute, Mr Taylor; ’cello, Mr A. Prouse; Organ, Mrs Sorensen; piano, Mrs Howard Andrew. Conductor: Mr Howard Andrew.

THANKS,

THE family of the late Mrs Hurst desire lo sincerely thank all who forwarded messages of sympathy with them in their recent bereavement, and to especially thank Mr Hornblow for his kindly services to their beloved mother. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. Tenders are invited, addressed to the undersigned, and marked ‘■Tender,” for the Annual Drain Cleaning in the Moutoa Drainage Board district, about 828 chains, either in sections or for the whole distance. Tenders must be lodged not later than noon of SATURDAY, 18th instant. Specifications may be seen at the office of the Board, Foxton, and the Manawatu Daily Times Office, Palmerston North. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. BOCK, Clerk. Foxton, February 7th, 1922. SALE OF GOODS UNDER INNKEEPER’S LIEN. Foxton auctioneering coy. instructed by Mr W. Kirkland, will sell by public auction, at their Mart, Avenue Road, Foxton, on SATURDAY, February 25th, at 2 p.m.:— 2 Suit Cases, Suit Clothes and Personal Effects, the property of T. J. Levett, of Wellington, Insurance Clerk, and held under lien. SCHOOL PADS. SCHOOL PADS. 3 FOR, 1/3, CASH. 3 FOR 1/3, CASH. ‘•‘HERALD” OFFICE. “HERALD” OFFICE. TO THE SEASIDE. SUNDAY MOTOR LAUNCH SERVICE. THE Motor Launch NAOMI will convey passengers to the seaside EVERY SUNDAY, leaving the Wharf at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Return fare 2/fi, children half-price. K. CARTER, Proprietor. GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! making a final selection of Gifts, call and inspect my stock of pipes by the leading makes, Gold and Silver-mounted Cigarette and Cigar Holders, Silver and Gold-mounted 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, KOSY HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST SALOON, Main Street, Foxton. WANTED ‘KNOWN.—BIack Wool, 9id, I/-, 1/6, skein. Men’s Knitted Sox, 2/3 pair.—F. GABITES