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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2393, 16 February 1922, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! When n man loves, that’s when he fights! CONWAY TEARLE in “THE ROAD OF AMBITION.” “THE ROAD OF AMBITION” This man had picked out the gild he wanted, and forced her to become his wife, caring not if she loved him. And now lie’s about to half kill the man she really loves. A Popular Star in an Unusual Story FRIIDAY! FRIDAY! FRANK KEENAN,-in a wonderful characterisation of the role made fiynous by Sir Henry Irving, in “THE BELLS.” “THE BELLS.” The phantom figure of his brain confronted him as he awoke from his dream —his fingers clutched his throat, as seeking to tear away the noose —and still the bells kept ringing their relentless message in his ear. Prices, lid, 1/1, children half-price. SATURDAY: The greatest of James Fenimore Cooper’s stories, “THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS.” 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.

WIRTH’S CIRCUS. JF .sufficient inducement offers, I will convey passengers from Foxton to the above Circus at Palmerston X. on Friday and Saturday, 17tli and 18th insts. Book your seats now. Fare 5/-. A. STEVENSON, ’Phone 124. 'fOWN lIALL - FOXTON. CONCERT CONCERT CONCERT CONCERT BY LEVIN METHODIST CHOIR, Assisted by other friends at Foxton. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FEBRUARY Kith, 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) r" 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.' Mr Howard Andrew. PART I. 1 Introduction; Orchestra. 2 Soprano & Contralto Duet: Mrs. W. ICilsby & Sawtell. STiChorus: Choir. Bass Solo, Mr H. Hunter. 4. Soprano Solo: Miss Walker. 5. Chorus: Choir. (5. Vocal Duet: Messrs Andrew & Hunter. 7. Carol: Choir, with Ladies Trio, Mesdames Kilsby, Sawtell & Miss Walker. S. Chorus: ' Choir. 9. Quartette: Mrs Kilsby, Mrs Sawtell, Messrs Mottershead & Taylor. ' 10. Chorus: Choir. 11. Glee: Choir. PART 11. 1. Instrumental Select’n: Orchestra. 2. Vocal Duet: “The Rosary,” Mrs Kilsby & Mrs Sawtell. 3. Vocal Solo: “Muleteer of Malaga” (Spanish song), Mr 11. Hunter. 4. Monologue: Miss Ivy Middlemiss. 5. Vocal Solo: “Messengers,” Miss Walker. 0. Duet: “Keys of Heaven,” Miss Sphinx (of Nelson), & Mr H. Andrew. 7. Solo: “An Old Fashioned House,” Mrs W. Kilsby. 8. Tenor Solo: Mr Mottershead. 9. Elocutionary Item: Miss Ivy Middlemiss. 10 Humorous Quartette: “Profundo Basso,” Mrs W. Kilsby, Mrs Sawtell, and Mr Franklin. Teacher, “Aldiborontophoscophornio.” ADMISSION: Circle 2/-, Downstairs 1/-.

AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY! " SATURDAY! AI 2 p.m.. FOXTON AUCTIONEERING COY. will sell as above 1 , — Poultry, Fruit, Vegetables Potatoes, Smoked Fish, Beef and Mutton, Furniture, and Mart Sundries of all descriptions. F. D. WHIBLEY, Auctioneer. EVENING DRESS SUITS. EVENING DRESS SUITS. BROWN’9. TAILOR AND COSTUMIER. 17 RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON N, ’Phones: Shop 807; Residence 1334.