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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2530, 16 January 1923, Page 3

ROYAL, The Theatre of Big Attractions. TO-NIGHT! /TO-NIGHT! WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY,! Herbert Rawlinson and a superb cast in the Universal Special “DON’T SHOOT.” “DON’T SHOOT.” A story of a young man who broke safes until he broke into a pretty girl’s heart and into a scrap that warmed his heart. From George Bronson Howard’s greatest play, directed by Jack Conway. Comedy “HORSE FEARS.” Prices Gd and 1/1, children half price. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! Curinne Griffiths in “THE SINGLE TRACK.” A clever star in a role that is sure to win for her countless new admirers. A story that will be remembered long after the last scene has faded out. Prices Gd and 1/1, children half price. Coming:—Florence Vidor in “Hail the Woman,” Kathleen MacDonald in “The Beautiful Liar,” Anita Stewart: in “Playthings of Destiny,” Norma Talmadge in “The Wonderful Thing,” Richard Talmadge in ’"Taking Chances.” ANNIVERSARY DAY. . pJO’LIDAY Excursion tickets available for return until 10th February, will be obtainable from 20th to 22nd January at Wanganui, Taihape, Foxton, Thoriidon, Dannevirke, Grey town, Lambton, and intermediate stations, to Lambton, Greytown, Dannevirke, Thormlon, Foxton. Tailiape. Wanganui, and intermediate stat ion-. FOXTON RACES. C)N 20th January usual 11.33 a.m. Palmerston North to Foxton train leaves Palmerston North 0.40 a.m. SANSON TRAIN: Train leaves Himitangi for Foxton 10.0 a.in., returning leaving Foxton 5.55 p.m. On 20th AND 22nd JANUARY usual 2.25 p.m. Foxton to Palmerston North train leaves Foxton 5.30 p.m. On 22 JANUARY usual 10.5 a.m. Palmerston North to Foxton train leaves Palmerston North 0.30 a.m. Usual 4.40 p.m. train Palmerston North to Foxton leaves Palmerston North 5.45 p.m'. SANSON TRAIN: Usual 11.50 a.in. train Himatangi to foxton lea\es Himatangi 10.0 a.m. Usual 2.50 p.m. train Foxton to Himatangi leaves Foxton at 5.55 p.m. Goods, shed at Foxton will be closed on.23rd January. For further particulars see handbills.

PALMERSTON NORTH BOYS’ high school. BOYS' DAY AND BOARDING » COLLEGE. Rector: ,1. A. MURRAY. ALA. Stall': Eleven Full-time Masters. Professional, Commercial, Genera!, and Agriculture Courses. Pupils prepared for .Public Examinations to Matriculation and dunior Universitv Scholarships Standard. Spacious Playing Fields. Large Swimming Baths. Fee.-:—Term Boarders-—£lß 18s per term. Weekly Boarders —All Its per term. School re-opens FEBRUARY 7th 1923. Applications for Boarding Places now bein'? received. Prospectus with full particulars obtainable from W. HUNTER, Secretary, Palmerston North. AVENUE JERSEY DAIRY. ’Phone No. 89, Farm, Avenue Road. j. p. A],DERBY PROPRIETOR. Guaranteed aii-year supply of milk and cream, delivered twice daily throughout the borough. Inspection of dairy and jersey herd invited. Fresh Butler delivered to order. SODA FOUNTAIN. ICE DRINKS ICE CREAMS FRUIT SALADS at THE MOUTOA TEA ROOMS. J walls, proprietor. lIOROWHENCA A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW. To he lied at Levin p.lsl JANUARY & Ist FEBRUARY, 1923. Competitions of all kinds, and Classes for Horses. Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. Entries dose on SA ft RDA\, 20th January, for all classes (except Post Entry Competitions, which must be made on the grounds.) Schedules posted to any address on application to R. D. WALLACE, Secretary, Box 27, Levin. WANTED. —Capable girl to assist with house-work. Apply Herald Office. For Influenza, take Woods’ Great Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.*