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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2562, 3 April 1923, Page 3

TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAYI CABARET. Another Paramount Six-Reeler. Better than the last. Betty Compson in an exotic drama of the South Seas. “THE BONDED WOMAN.” “THE BONDED WOMAN.” Shipwrecks and South Sea thrills —a tender romance with a punch in every scene. Special engagement of CECIL AND DOROTHY In a wonderful song seen a entitled “THE HAWiIAN BUTTERFLY.” Just finished playing to record houses in Palmerston North. Coming: “WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS.” TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, APRIL sth. A GREAT SHOW A GREAT SHOW Grand Performance LAURIE’S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. Good-bye to the newl.v-estahlished favourites. Instantaneous Success of the Famous BUSTER BALLET; 'Welcome Muriel Brown, Erica. Fane, Vera Kemp, Doris Bavle.v, Emily Los Faulkner, G. P. S. Brown, Olive Doyle Kitty O’Brien Betty Hobson Billie Williams Stewart Tom Lincoln Billy Evans Val Atkinson. SPECIAL NEW SCENES, SONGS,. SKETCHES, ETC. ': Tn Tursdav Night’s Programme. If you want a Bright and Happy Time come to this Show We promise you .MUSIC, MIRTH and MERRIMENT. P>e sure and hook your seast early at Heath’s, Main Street. Prices: 4/-, 2/-, (pins tax).

A. HO I’.MAW', UNDERTAKER. UP-TO-DATE MOTOR HEARSE. f have now installed an up-to-date Motor Hearse, which will enable me to carry out undertaking work in any part of the district in the most .-atisTactory manner. All branches of this work will be undertaken and artificial wreaths can also lie supplied. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS, closing at noon on WEDNESDAY, Kli April, are invited for the erection of new ontofliees (in brick) and drainage at the Paxton School. Plans anti Specilications may be seen at the Pox ton School, or at the Office of Messrs Hirnie, Coombs and Wilson, Palmerston North. W. H. SWANGER, Secretary. Education Office, Wanganui, 2(1/3/23.

MAYORAL ELECTION. TO TUB ELECTORS OK THE BOROUGH OK KOXTON. | v A DIES AND GENTLEMEN, — At the request of numerous ratepayers, I am a Candidate for the Mayoralty at the election next month. I was Mayor of M.asterton for several years, where I gained Municipal oxporienee which I hope may he useful to push Koxton ahead. 1 shall take an opportunity, he fore the election, of placing he fore you my views on Borough matters. I*. I, HOLDINGS, Solicitor, Foxton. KISII OH! II A VINO made arrangements for regular supplies of fresh fish, local residents will he able to procure same dailv from the cart. W, BYNE. HAWKE’S BAY AND NELSON FRUIT SUPPLY. LAY UP A GOOD SUPPLY OP JAM. PEACHES, APRICOTS, GREEN GAGES, PRUNES, RASPBERRIES, ■STRAWBERRIES and several varieties of PLUMS available. ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. G. I>. WALKER, Robinson St. SANDER & SONS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT Cal. In* ..burned it a!! chemists and *■*l..res. There is no reason for putiimr up with inferior brands, because i>ui can obtain SANDER’S, which is proved by the Supreme Court, Melbourne, to contain antiseptic* and healing substances not present in other eucalyptus prepa-rations—-hence its powerful and unique curative effect. SANDER’S EXTRACT is -qmeiaiiy manufactured for medicinal use under the con--l.inf supervision of a medical man. SANDER'S EXTRACT is unequalled for cold*, influenza, bronchitis, diarrhoea, tia Petite, all infectious diseases, local y for wounds, burns, til* ers, piles, iichimr, chilblains, skin diseases, Mr J. Hopkins, Auckland, writes: “! used SANDER’S EXTRACT for toe last -12 years, with the verj best results. Once a substilule was given me —a large bottle at same price; result, no good. Only SANDER’S EXTRACT enters oiy huifie.” —Advt,