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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2407, 21 March 1922, Page 3

TOWN HALL PICTURES. TOMORROW! TO-MORROW! TOM MEIGHAN “THE CONQUEST OF CANAAN.” “THE CONQUEST OF CANAAN.” A Ripping- Picture portraying life in (lie average American small town. . A picture really worth seeing. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM. TOM MIX in “THE MAN WITHIN.” Also CONWAY TEARLE in “AFTER MIDNIGHT.” Usual prices. ” ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! WILLIAM FARNUM in “DRAG HARLAN.” x “DRAG HARLAN.” An amazing Drama of the Speediest Two-gun Wizard the Great West ever knew. Prices, f)d and 1/0, children 6d. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! UNIVER SA L SPECIIAL. EDITH ROBERTS, in a terrific tale of the astounding adventures of a little white tigress in the South Sea Islands: “THUNDER ISLAND.” “THUNDER ISLAND.” Exra: “LURE OF Th£ CIRCUS.” Prices, 6d and 1/1. I “LEOPARD WOMAN.” “DAMAGED GOODS.’.’ FOXTON FOOTBALL CLUB. \ SPECIAL MEETING <>f Members and intending members of the above Club will be held in All Saints’ Schoolroom on THURSDAY, March “3rd, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Important. ' - : R. RANGIIIEUEA, Hon. Sec. FOXTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A MEETING of the Council of the above will be held in the Town Hall supper-room on Tuesday, 28th inst., a I 7.30 p.m. A. N. SMTTH, President.

EAT PAVIS BREAD. EAT PAVIS BREAD. PAVIS is not a Brown Bread, but a VITA MINE Broad. PAMIR is far superior to ordinary brown, wholemeal or white bread. PAVTR Bread is made of pure wheat Hour, enriehed by the Golden Germ of the wheat. That added wheat germ makes PAVIR bread rieh in body-building and brain and nerve-feeding elements. The retrisiered natne. PAYIR, is derived from two Latin words — “Panis,” whieh means. Bread, and ‘‘Vis,” whicli 'means Strength, Force. Vigour, Power, or Energy. Thus PAVIS bread is truly the “stall of life.” •PROCURE''A TRIAL LOAF. . Obtainable onlv at M. E. PERREAU’S. M. E. PERREAU’S. , , UNDER INSTRUCTIONS OF PUBLIC TRUSTEE. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. At the Mart, Avenue Road, Foxton. SATURDAY, APRIL Ist, at 2 p.m. FOXTON AUCTIONEERING COY., instructed by the Public Trustee, in the Estate of Andrew -Jonson, deceased, will sell as above, — LOT I. —All that piece of land, containing 38 perches (more or less), being part Lot 11, Block VIII., on the map of the Township of Foxlon, having a frontage to Avenue Road of 119.7 links. LOT II. —All that piece of land containing 1 rood 29 perches (more or less), being part Allotment 11. of Block VIII. on the plan of the Awahou Block, and having a frontage l|> Avenue Road of 19G links. Further particulars, plan, and conditions of sale may be had on application to the Auctioneers. , F. D. WHIBLEY, Auctioneer. m 18,21,30

SCHOOL PADS. SCHOOL PADS. , 5d EACH, CASH. 5d EACH, CASH. “HERALD” OFFICE. “HERALD” OFFICE. SHEPHERD’S HORSEBREAKERS '|?OR SALE. —4 Saddles, 6 Bridles, 20 Bridle Bits, several Breastplates, Cruppers, Stirrup-leathers, etc. All in first-class order, and of the best material. Also: Several quiet GigHorses. Apply to us at once, through Mr Renton, Himatangi. (’Phone WO, Foxton.) WANTED. —General jobbing work of any description, gardening, etc., etc. Work undertaken either by day or contract. —W. BYNE, care of Mr de Bidder, Liddell Street. WANTED. —Three or four respectable boarders. Apply “Herald” Office. STEPHENS’ BLUE-BLACK Writing Ink, 5/- 16-ounce bottle, cash. — l: ‘Herald”-Qffice. ' '